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Money Matters

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Source: FIRSTLINE How to pull through the tough economy January 1, 2009 By: Brendan Howard Protect your job and help drag your practice out of these financial dumps.

Source: FIRSTLINE Be a proactive manager January 1, 2009 Help pull your practice through tough economic times.

Source: FIRSTLINE Make goal setting a team project December 1, 2008 Set monthly budget goals to meet and get the entire team involved.

Source: FIRSTLINE Good works equal good business November 25, 2008 A new study shows consumers will pay more for brands that support a charitable cause.

Source: FIRSTLINE Payment agreement form November 18, 2008 Provide clients with payment options.

Source: FIRSTLINE Sample script: Publicize your payment plans November 1, 2008 The best time to talk about financial matters is during wellness visits.

Source: FIRSTLINE You've found your ideal rewards, now how do you ask for them? October 1, 2008 By: Leslie A. Mamalis, MBA, MSIT, Lorraine Monheiser List, CPA, CVA, MEd When you've landed on the right ideas, it's time to suggest the potential perks to your boss. To be sure your manager listens to your proposal—and more importantly, accepts it—try following this seven-step plan

Source: FIRSTLINE Recession depression October 1, 2008 By: Kerry Hillard Johnson Bailout. Downturn. Credit freeze. Ugh. I'd rather not think about the poor economy. But as much as I hate to admit it, the ailing market matters to me, to you, and to your veterinary practices. The difficult part is figuring out why, or, in other words, what it means for your personal and professional financial stability.

Source: FIRSTLINE Finances: Why should team members care? September 17, 2008 By: Denise Tumblin, CPA This video explains why money matters, even when you're not the owner.

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