The U.S. debt ceiling has been making news for weeks (really months), but women business owners have debt ceilings of their own that could be holding their business growth back, the recently released PNC Women Business Owners Outlook survey reveals.
Overall, women business owners are optimistic. The survey found that almost half (48 percent) of U.S. women business owners believe their own companies’ sales will grow in the next six months, and 37 percent expect profits to rise. Six in 10 say their businesses are meeting or exceeding their sales expectations, and eight in 10 are optimistic about their businesses’ future prospects.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Why Are Women Business Owners So Reluctant to Raise Their Debt Ceilings?
Author:Rieva Lesonsky
