RIO GRANDE CITY — A business can bring in revenue, pay its bills, and generate cash for years without necessarily building wealth for the person who owns it.
Rodney Stockton, from Texas Regional Bank gave a very informative and interactive presentation in financial literacy.
“The business is really just like a cash flow engine that creates money so you can live your life,” Stockton said.
But what business owners do with that money once they earn it can determine whether years spent building a company also build their own financial future.
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