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8 Tips for Navigating Your Small Business Finances

Qnity's Tom Kuhn offers tips for weathering the financial storm of COVID-19. His educational video includes 8 steps.

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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March 20, 2020
8 Tips for Navigating Your Small Business Finances

 

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As the founder of Qnity and 2 to 10, Tom Kuhn has been giving salon owners advice about their finances for decades. With the COVID-19 pandemic encouraging people to shelter at home and businesses like salons to close, Kuhn started making a series of videos to help salon owners stay strong during the crisis. 

This one offers 8 quick tips for navigating your small business finances, including preserving cash, accessing cash, seeking relief, how to cut fat, not muscle; how to act, not react; projecting cash flow/budgeting daily; paying ahead; and leveling up your financial acumen. 


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