(NC)—Small business owners often start up businesses based on a deep personal passion. They bring their own special talents to the products and services they offer to consumers – talents that are more enjoyable and often far removed from the many "paperwork" details that take up so much of a working day.
"Small business owners can fill in the gaps between what they like to do and what they have to do, by having better and easy access to relevant resources," says Rina Pillitteri, national director, Small Business, RBC Royal Bank. "That's where the expertise of larger organizations such as banks comes into play."
Pillitari adds that in addition to providing personalized products and advice to clients, RBC also provides online resources to all small businesses. RBC's website, www.rbc.com/tips, provides advice on key aspects of starting up and growing a business, including:
• Matching financing solutions to your needs
• Keeping your cash flowing
• Building a better business
• Making sense of taxes
• Opening a business deposit account
People who visit the site have the opportunity to submit tips of their own – the website is an interactive meeting place, where small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs can share and learn from the real life experiences of others.
For more information, call 1-800-ROYAL-20 (769-2520) and to find valuable Small Business tips and resources online, please visit www.rbc.com/tips.
Source: www.newscanada.com
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