Do you know where you're spending your money? Danny Kofke joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the most important things to know in order to manage your finances successfully.

Are you using all of your financial resources efficiently? Tracy Eden joins Jim Blasingame with advice for developing a comprehensive capitalization plan that includes financing, adequate margins and forecasting for growth.

What are some of the key small business tax deductions? Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Section 179 direct expensing, bonus depreciations and other 2011 tax provisions, plus a look at 2012 tax planning.

Don’t forget the upcoming personal tax filing deadline. Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the upcoming October tax filing deadline, including a few last minute tax filing tips.

Like dieting, any financial plan has to be sustainable to be successful. Karen McCall joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to create a plan that corrects financial issues and maximizes resources in a sustainable way.

Money is powerful – it can either have power over you or instill power in you. Karen McCall joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why some people are afraid of money, and how to teach children to have a strong, healthy relationship with it.

You don’t have to be an accountant to develop financial documents. Ellen Rohr joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why you need cash flow and P&L statements and how to find an accountant who specializes in small business.

Can collecting accounts receivables really be simple? Gene Siciliano joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three steps that will help you simplify the process of getting accounts receivables collected from customers.

Should you micro-manage accounts receivables? Gene Siciliano joins Jim Blasingame to reveal tips and best practices on why and how to micro-manage the trade credit you give customers that becomes your accounts receivables.

Improve accounts receivables management by looking at the big picture. Gene Siciliano joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that getting better at collecting accounts receivable requires that you consider the big picture, not just each line item.