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Exit Plan: ‘Cause I guarantee you won’t live forever …

Posted on 29. Sep, 2008 by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein.

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Why Do You Need an Exit Plan?
A few of you may be running this business to sell or go public, and if so, you have already (hopefully) created your exit plan.  But the rest of you may not have created an exit plan because you don’t yet want to retire or your retirement seems too [...]

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Estate Planning: What Every Business Owner Must Have (even if you’re single or broke)

Posted on 15. Sep, 2008 by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein.

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Every business owner needs some basic estate planning documents, even if one who is single with nodependents, or whose business is not “worth anything” yet.  Think of your business, clients, and customers as dependents of a sort that need to be considered in case you were no longer around.  If you have a spouse, life [...]

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Ep. 27 Create Your Exit Strategy to Avoid Working Forever

Posted on 15. Feb, 2008 by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein.

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Don’t want to work forever?
This week Elizabeth welcomes Bill Losey, author of “Retire in a Weekend,” discusses strategies for retiring faster than you that imagined — and that might even be right now.
Elizabeth also shares tips on creating the exit plan for your small business, and her success tip of the week, “Know What You [...]

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Your Exit Plan: Create Financial Freedom So You Don’t Need to Work Forever (Unless You Want To)

Posted on 27. Sep, 2007 by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein.

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This week Elizabeth explains why every business needs an exit plan, even if you love what you do and don’t plan to quit anytime soon.  She explains the 3 types of exit plans, and why you may need all 3 to actually protect your business and family.  Elizabeth teaches you the methods for funding an [...]

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Business Owner Mistake #3: Not Having an Exit Plan

Posted on 19. Jul, 2007 by Elizabeth Potts Weinstein.

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I see this a lot with my self-employed clients who really love what they do.  I’m the same way.  I don’t plan to retire from this five years from now.  I’m not doing this until I go public or sell the business.  I’m doing this because I enjoy it and want to help people and [...]

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