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Consumers browse the shop windows as they walk down Main Street in Honesdale, Pa., on Dec. 21, 2024. The postelection economic outlook has created optimism among small businesses, but challenges remain ahead.

Small-business optimism is high, but significant challenges lie ahead

Inflation is still an issue, and President Trump's plans for immigration and tax legislation could create uncertainty.

Gene Marks, For The Inquirer

Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport on Christmas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2024.

Want to travel PHL like a pro? Two frequent business fliers offer advice

Gene Marks, For The Inquirer

Small-business owners often use credit cards to finance their operations, but the interest can become costly. Experts recommend paying down higher-rate loans.

Smart cash flow moves for small-business owners in 2025

Traditional 401(k) plans are the most popular in retirement planning, while Roth 401(k) plans are growing in popularity.

Big changes are coming to retirement plans in 2025. Here’s what small businesses should know.

Gene Marks, For The Inquirer

The former Jay West Bridal store in downtown Haddonfield. The building that housed the family-owned boutique is getting a new look and a new life, with two condos on top and retail space on the bottom.

Two new residences and more retail space going up in downtown Haddonfield

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