Businesses

Financial Independence Achieved by Young Couple With High-Revenue Businesses

Raleigh, North Carolina – Lindsey Harrison Barber, 34, and her husband, David Barber, 35, have achieved financial success in their respective businesses, bringing in eight figures in revenue. Despite having enough to retire early, the couple has no plans to slow down. Lindsey owns a marketing agency, while David owns an insurance company, and they save about 75% to 80% of their income each year. The Barbers prioritize flexibility and work-life balance, avoiding the traditional …

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Small Businesses Transitioning: The Great Boomer Business Sell-Off Underway

As more baby boomer entrepreneurs in the United States retire, a significant shift in small business ownership is taking place. The “silver tsunami” of boomers selling their businesses is not only a trend but a reality that is already in motion. Economic disruptions due to the pandemic, inflation, and higher interest rates have added further uncertainty to the situation, impacting both buyers and sellers in the small business market. According to a study from Forrester, …

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Executives Push for Increased Canadian Pension Plan Investments in Domestic Businesses, Facing Opposition from Pension Fund Managers

Toronto, Canada – Over 90 prominent business leaders and CEOs from Canada’s largest companies have joined forces to advocate for increased Canadian pension plan investments in domestic businesses. This initiative has sparked controversy among some of the country’s leading pension fund managers. In an open letter addressed to federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and provincial counterparts, these executives, hailing from various industries such as auto parts, oil and gas, airlines, banking, and grocery retail, are …

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