What's the difference between an expense and an asset? And why does it matter?

In this episode, I explain why your MacBook might be an asset, but the new parts for your camera might be an expense. How to know the difference. Plus why it matters!

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When you're ready for financial leadership in your business, visit assignedfinancialsolutions.com to learn how we can help.

I get asked this all the time, whether it's by clients or by audiences when I speak or teach—Should I be saving for taxes? And how much?

Listen now while I break down the calculations into easy-to-digest percentages. You'll end this episode with a clearer understanding of how you can plan ahead and take the panic out of tax season by starting RIGHT NOW.

Want individualized help planning ahead for YOUR taxes? Email me at jen@assignedfinancialsolutions.com and let's talk about CFO services!

~Jen Ward, CFO and Founder of Assigned Financial Solutions

I know, the title CFO isn't usually associated with talk about emotions, social tensions, or mental strain. But in real life, financial decisions really are effected by our mental/emotional state, and faulty mindsets can get in the way of us doing what's best for our business.

In today's episode, I address three mindsets that I've seen get in the way of business growth and profits, as well as how to conquer them.

When you're ready for a financial therapist (as my clients call me), shoot me an email at jen@assignedfinancialsolutions.com and tell me your top money problem. I'm happy to help!

~Jen Ward, CFO and Founder of Assigned Financial Solutions