Eric Muller, M.Sc., CFP, RRC - IG Wealth Management

The 5 Tests Buyers Use Before Pricing Your Business Before assigning a valuation, institutional buyers evaluate cash flow quality, financial discipline, operational resilience and risk. Learn the five tests that matter most.

Values Reveal Themselves Under Pressure. Here’s How to Turn Yours Into a Competitive Advantage. Mission-driven leadership doesn't live in the statement on your wall — it lives in the trade-offs you make when nobody would fault you for taking the easier path.

Corporate America’s Profits Are Booming—and Signal More Good Times Ahead Tariff refunds and the ever-resilient U.S. consumer are fueling the heftiest rise in big-company profits in years

The Best Ways for Small Business Founders to Fund Their Start-Ups There are plenty of sources of capital, including bank loans, some SBA guaranteed. But for first-time entrepreneurs, the best choice is often their own bank accounts.

‘Venture Capital Is A Trap’: This Entrepreneur Built A Billion-Dollar Idea Endorsed By Joe Rogan Without Playing By Silicon Valley’s Rules Entrepreneur Alex Tarnava built a business selling roughly 40 million hydrogen water doses per month without taking venture capital. Now, the inventor explains why he believes VC can become a “trap."

Hurricane Season Has Been Calm. Should You Have Flood Insurance? Flood insurance may not be top of mind during a quiet hurricane season—but recent storms are a reminder that flood risk doesn’t stop at the coast.

How to Outsmart AI When It’s Tracking Your Workday It takes a little gamesmanship to look your best in the era of employee surveillance.

How to measure returns on AI From tokenmaxxing to something more normal.

The Hidden Advantages of Being a Job Hopper People who switch employers a lot are often seen as red flags. New evidence suggests they get up to speed much faster than others.

I Watched My Startup’s Hidden Weaknesses Surface Overnight — Here’s the 4-Part Stress Test Every Founder Should Run Before a Downturn Hits Most companies don't break all at once — they crack in predictable places, and the founders who survive are the ones who pressure-test cash, dependencies, control and speed before the market forces them to.