Neil Savin

If you are tired of the daily grind of a regular job, you may have thought about starting your own business. But you then considered the risks and thought better of it. Still, if you want to be an entrepreneur, you must start somewhere. Keep reading for some great low-risk business opportunity ideas that you can start now.

For some people, setting up a business is the next logical step in their career. The way forward is quite apparent. However, others have the desire and skills to be entrepreneurs but no obvious route to achieve that goal. These six questions should help you decide which type of business would be the best start-up for you.

You probably have thousands of business ideas running around in your head, and you can't wait to begin making money. But, before you launch yourself into your first business, put on the brakes and pause for thought. Read these ten tips for first-time entrepreneurs to help you avoid some of the typical business start-up mistakes.

If you start a business before quitting your job, you will have the best of both worlds. You can get your new company up and running and still have the security of a regular income. However, running a small enterprise on the side is not without its challenges. Here are ten tips to help you start a business before you quit your full-time job.