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My favorite part of driving is the toll plaza. The inevitable lane spread, halting driving, paying, and then crushing merge of cars just does it for me. Who doesn’t love a little break from simple, cruise control-fueled highway time, after all? Hold on, I’m looking back at that and realizing that I wrote “My favorite part of driving” when I meant to say “The part of driving that makes me want to scream at aardvarks.” Sorry, typo.

While our modern world can sometimes seem overwhelming and complex, there are still some beautifully simple spots to happen across. Like most things in the American healthcare system, accounting for healthcare providers is as clear as day.

While enterprise-level accounting is still largely done online, it’s harder and harder to find small business off-the-shelf accounting software. Sometimes, you don’t want a subscription, you don’t want to log on, you just want to sit down and use a familiar program to do a familiar task.

Your financial firm’s website is like its office. It may never convince someone to give you money, but if you neglect it, you can bet that it will drive customers away. With all the tools at your disposal, all the web designers out there, and the world at your fingertips, there’s no reason not to have a beautiful, up-to-date website.

The U.S. economy is on the upswing, but a huge amount of cash is still tied up in inventory. American businesses have yet to get on the inventory management boat, leading to errors, lost opportunity, and increased costs. This article discusses 10 statistics related to inventory management. If you need free solutions for your business, these free inventory management software might be what you are looking for.

Using Mint is like kissing a unicorn. Over 10 million people use Mint.com to track their personal finances. Why wouldn’t they? It’s simple, it pushes out useful alerts, you can look at all manner of well laid out reports, and the interface is clean and user-friendly.