By R.L. Adams
As business owners, we need to wear many hats. But we’re used to that. We’ve become quite accustomed to handling sales and accounting and customer service. Marketing department? That’s us. Complaints? We'll handle that. After all, it’s our business and our name on the line.
But one thing that many entrepreneurs fail to do early on is to hire a financial adviser. But what is a financial adviser, really? Wikipedia describes it as a person “who suggests and renders financial services to clients based on their [specific] financial situation.”
