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Put your skills and talents to work by teaching others how to do what you're best at.

Will your wish for free money be granted? Don't count on it.

This growing field may be a safe choice to launch a new business--if you've got the experience to back it up.

A mobile photography business can go a long way if you know where you're going.

Using your carpentry or construction skills to help people remodel their homes could just be the perfect homebased business for you.

If you're a top seller and have years of experience under your belt, going independent as a manufacturer's representative may be your ticket to sales success.

Make sure to follow state regulations when selling

How to get help when you don't want employees in your home office

Got a flair with furniture and a knack for cool color combinations? You might want to think about putting your design talents to work.

How to know if the time is right to start a business

77 million baby boomers need financial advice to be ready for retirement. Are you prepared to provide it?

A growing population of older individuals combined with your skills as a caregiver could mean a new business opportunity for you.

Combining your design and writing skills, this business is the perfect blend for people with an eye for the artistic and an ear for the written word.

Hit the mark when you're hunting for products to sell.

If you're detail-oriented, a lover of numbers, and honest to a fault, a bookkeeping business might be the perfect match for you.

If you have clients who use your services on a regular basis, find out more about the benefits of having them pay by retainer.

Is a business plan really necessary for a homebased business?

There are a number of smart solutions available to homebased business owners who want to be sure their packages are there when they get home.

Set some basic rules for your guests and yourself, and your out-of-town visitors will enjoy their visit, while you still get your work done.

5 online resources to help you with some of your common legal needs

Prepare yourself for being homebased by understanding the downside.

The first years are the hardest, so plan on plodding along for a while.

How do you approach a potential partner without stepping on anybody's toes?

You're successful but miserable. Here's what to do when your dream business is no longer your dream.

Is it possible to be in two places at once? Maybe, if you're planning your own business.

Ethical ways to get the goods on your competitors before you start your own business

Award money can help finance your start-up, but be careful in taking its availability for granted.

What to do when your city restricts the use of your home for inventory storage

The market is there for this type of service--so here's how to find it.

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