The primary mission of Financial Poise™ is to provide reliable plain English business, financial, and legal education to individual investors, entrepreneurs, business owners, and executives, and to help trusted advisors do the same. Financial Poise™ content is created by seasoned, respected experts who are invited to join our Faculty only after being recommended by current Faculty Members. Our editorial staff then works to make sure that all content is easily digestible. Financial Poise™ is a meritocracy; nobody can “buy” their way onto the Financial Poise Faculty.™ Financial Poise is a division of DailyDAC, LLC.

Why We Exist

The internet makes it very easy for anyone to disseminate information. First, information can be biased or inaccurate; much information is produced with hidden agendas to sell you something or by freelance contributors who are paid pennies per word. Second, when one seeks information, the sheer volume of available information can be overwhelming. Third, even good information may be presented in ways that are confusing to non-experts. Financial Poise™ contributors cannot “buy” their way in. Our contributors are credentialed leaders in their fields who undergo vigorous screening.

What We Do

Financial Poise provides three main services to our visitors: Articles, Webinars, and DailyDAC.

Articles

Financial Poise publishes high-quality articles, written by experts, intended for non-experts. Our content is focused on personal finance, investing, and owning or running a business (from sole proprietor to executives).

Webinars

The webinars produced by Financial Poise dive deeper into detail on the same topics as our articles. They are hour-long webinars, hosted by a moderator and three or more experts in the field being discussed. Our large library of on-demand webinars is available to everyone at any time.

DailyDAC

Financial Poise’s sister website, DailyDAC, focuses strictly on the realm of bankruptcy. There you can find articles related to all-things bankruptcy, public notices for upcoming bankruptcy sales or auctions and a database of distressed businesses looking for investors.