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Smaller Firms In The Spotlight This Election (Chicago Tribune)

The NASE's Kristie Darien speaks out on how small businesses would be affected by each candidate's plans.

Nov 03, 2008

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From the President

Trying new ideas is a hallmark of entrepreneurs. From rolling out expanded services to experimenting with marketing campaigns, micro-business owners find success in testing out new ideas — even if those ideas fail.

Nov 01, 2008

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Holiday Gift Savings

Save money on holiday gifts by using your NASE benefits.

Nov 01, 2008

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Oops! How To Fix Costly Marketing Mistakes

Marketing is bewildering to many micro-business owners, who are far more versed in their own business niche than arcane marketing details that seem to take time from their primary work.

Nov 01, 2008

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Green Cleaning

Jaclyn Stanley has been an NASE Member for one year. She and her husband, Aaron, own Stanley’s Tile & Office Cleaning Inc. in Lafayette, Ind.

Nov 01, 2008

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All Fired UP

NASE Member Bob Peckenpaugh had two significant reasons for starting his own business, The Home Loan Group Inc. in Indianapolis, Ind.: When he worked for someone else, he often didn’t get home at night before his two children went to bed.

Nov 01, 2008

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The 2008 NASE Future Entrepreneur Scholarship

The Newtonville, Mass., resident was already a straight-A student at St. Sebastian’s School in Needham and president of the freshman class.

Nov 01, 2008

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NASE Gives $80,000 In College Scholarships

This year the NASE awarded a $4,000 scholarship to 20 deserving students of NASE Members. These students can use their scholarship funds to study any subject at the college of their choice.

Nov 01, 2008

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Don’t Risk It All

Not having the proper home office insurance — or under insuring your home-based business — can put you at a big risk.

Nov 01, 2008

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Act Now To Cut Your Taxes

The year is quickly coming to a close. But you still have time to cut your 2008 tax bill. The trick is to take action now, not wait until April 15 when Uncle Sam expects his dues.

Nov 01, 2008

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Courtesy of NASE.org
https://www.nase.org/news/page/189