How we handle money — or don’t handle it at all — has changed tremendously in the past decade. Have you kept up?

Don’t be afraid to borrow money when your business needs it. Just know good debt from bad debt and avoid getting overextended.

Personal and business credit scores and reports are separate, but lenders look at both in deciding on your business credit worthiness.

There might be business deals you can safely write up on a restaurant placemat. The sale of your business isn’t one of them.

No one likes paying for something they hope they never use, but you can’t skimp on these types of insurance for your firearms business.

Maintain a good credit rating and you’ll still find financing at a time when money’s tight.

Small-business owners and their employees can utilize easy online retirement calculators and Social Security to prepare for life after work.

Small business owners raising children should consider how they’re going to pay for higher education — sooner rather than later.

Check out the latest advice about piling up a rainy day fund and where you should keep it.

Take the time to review your rates and stay well informed as the cost of borrowing begins to increase.