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12Jan

A Business Owner’s Guide The Payroll Protection Program Round Two

Guidance from the Small Business Administration (SBA) for lenders of the Round Two (aka “second draw”) of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans is out, and the portal is open.

7 Practical Questions to Ask Before You Exit Your Business

CFO Advice

9Nov

7 Practical Questions to Ask Before You Exit Your Business

Whether you intend to leave your company in a few months, years, or decades, here are 7 exit planning questions to consider right now.

3Nov

5 Questions To Ask Your Accountant About PPP Loan Forgiveness

The pandemic is far from over and the PPP continues to confuse. Make sure you're prepared with these questions about PPP forgiveness and tax implications.

30Oct

What is the Shape of Your Business’s Recovery?

When the economy recovers, what shape will your business be in? Find out what's in the next stimulus bill for your company and how inDinero can help.

24Aug

What You Gain and Lose by Using SAFE Notes

It sounds like an easy win. You take $200,000 from an investor right when you need it, with minimal back-and-forth negotiation and no debt obligations or loss of equity in the present.

Angel Investors + 4 Other Ways To Fund Your Startup

Funding & Investment

10Jan

Angel Investors + 4 Other Ways To Fund Your Startup

You already know your startup needs funding in order to succeed.

Is a Short-Term Business Loan a Good Idea?

Funding & Investment

14Oct

Is a Short-Term Business Loan a Good Idea?

Your business needs money as soon as possible. Like, today. Maybe a big order just came in and you don’t have the necessary supplies to fulfill it.

How to Tell If an Investor Is Right for Your Business

Funding & Investment

30Sep

How to Tell If an Investor Is Right for Your Business

It’s time to bring your business to the next level. Maybe you’ve recently launched and sparked significant interest in the market, or maybe you’ve been building the company for several years and have recently achieved a sustainable pattern of growth and momentum.

25Jun

GAAP: What It Is and Why Your Investors Expect It

GAAP. It may seem like accounting jargon, but if your business is entering a Series A round and you’ve begun to have serious discussions with potential sources of capital, those four letters can be the difference between securing and losing out on funding.

Due Diligence: What It Is, What to Expect, and How to Make It Out Alive

Funding & Investment

15Feb

Due Diligence: What It Is, What to Expect, and How to Make It Out Alive

Make no mistake: due diligence can be stressful. But amidst all the fun and exciting parts of attracting investors to your business—innovating, creating a brand, traveling, pitching ideas, forging new connections—due diligence is always a necessary step. It’s how you build trust with investors.

21Dec

3 Essential SaaS Metrics to Exceed Investor Expectations

If you run a Software as a Service (SaaS) company—that is, if you provide licensed software via the cloud—I have some good news for you. SaaS is on track to reach a public market value of $76 billion in 2020.

9Nov

5 Ways Bad Financial Data Can Cost You During Funding

While virtually all investment opportunities involve some level of uncertainty, the people and organizations who eventually invest in your company—be they bank lenders, venture capitalists, or your friends and family—are the ones who are confident they have minimized their risk. Sure, they want to feel excited about an opportunity, but what they’re ultimately looking for is a safe bet.