Getting a grip on money as an entrepreneur, both business and personal

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Doing business requires vision. Financial entrepreneurship requires overview.

As an entrepreneur, you are constantly focused on opportunities, growth and results. But what about the financial structure behind your business? And above all, how does it fit in with your private situation?

Many entrepreneurs lack overview. The income is good, the business is growing, but meanwhile no pension is arranged, wealth accumulation lags behind and the private buffer is minimal. Time for a clear assessment of your financial situation.

What does the FIT assessment for entrepreneurs entail?

The FIT assessment is specially designed to also analyse the entrepreneur as a whole. Both business and private finances are assessed in context. It looks at:

  • The relationship between business income and private goals
  • Tax burden and opportunities for tax optimisation
  • Protection in case of illness, death or disability
  • Structure of debts and assets
  • Business continuity in the face of changing circumstances

Entrepreneurship with peace of mind in your financial foundation

When an understanding of risks, opportunities and consistency emerges, peace of mind is created. With the FIT assessment, it becomes clear where you stand, where vulnerabilities are and what opportunities there are to strengthen your financial situation.
Think about:

  • More control over your pension accrual
  • Making smarter use of tax schemes
  • Better balance between work and financial freedom
  • Being prepared for scenarios such as illness or temporarily lost income

Who is this assessment suitable for?

  • Self-employed and freelancers
  • Owners of a BV or VOF
  • Entrepreneurs with growth ambitions
  • Entrepreneurs who want peace of mind and an overview

Wondering how your business and private situation compare? Request a FIT assessment and find out where you can make gains.

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