You don’t go into business planning to get out — but you should. Find out why an exit strategy is important and why you need ...

A strong exit strategy has almost nothing to do with selling soon — and everything to do with building a business that gives you options.

(For this month's Vets to Venture article, we partner with Brandon Harris, an M&A Advisor with Graystone International and a U.S. Marine Veteran. Brandon teams up with Adams & Reese Corporate Services ...

For many people carrying high-interest debt, debt consolidation is often the first strategy they consider. This may involve a ...

According to a 2025 survey by the Exit Planning Institute, 58 percent of Baby Boomer entrepreneurs said they expected to sell their companies within five years. But just 14 percent considered creating ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Exit planning is essential for every business owner—not ...

The mere idea of selling or exiting their businesses can bring out all kinds of reactions in founders. Some don’t want to even think about it. Others are putting a target sale price into their launch ...

Mortgage delinquencies are on the rise in nearly half of U.S. states due to rising costs of homeownership, and many people—especially those who bought when interest rates were high or have recently ...

When you start a company, everything feels urgent. You're racing to build the product, land your first customer, hire the right team, ship the MVP, pitch to investors and keep the lights on. The ...