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Jeremy Mocek, APMA, from Academy Capital Management, shared insights on practical financial planning for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Read our blog to learn more!

As you’d expect, every business will have things that don’t always go right or are exactly how they should be. You’d be wise to investigate all the claims the owner makes to make sure you’re getting what you are paying for when buying a business.

If you’re planning to put your business on the market, getting it ready for sale beforehand is crucial to avoid scrambling to put things in order when buyers are actually knocking on the door.

There could be any number of reasons you’re leaving your business. You might be selling it, or you could be handing it over to family or key employees to run as you step down.

Getting the best price for your business means planning well in advance, even if the sale is years away. It's also essential to spend time getting your business into top shape.