Connecting your group to a payment processor, like Square, Stripe, and others, can be a long-term relationship, so you must do your due diligence when deciding which one to choose. This episode will give you other data points to look for beyond just interest rates and fees.

It’s inevitable. This week’s episode will help you learn how to handle board decisions that you don’t agree with and steps you can take to feel heard.

Some of our groups work with financial year start & end dates in our system different from the ones setup with the IRS. In this episode, we share some solid reasons why your group may want to get these in alignment.

As a leader, it can be frustrating when it feels easier to do everything yourself rather than delegate tasks to others. However, building a team or community to help can alleviate stress and further your cause. In this episode, you’ll find tips to make the most out of utilizing valuable volunteers and creating a successful team.

Beginnings are exciting, but often, there’s lots to do and little time to do it. Getting your nonprofit group off on the right foot can be a huge element in its success. This episode gives you some great tips for keeping all those balls in the air.

It’s an occurrence every nonprofit group goes through, yet there are still a number of steps your group should take to protect the outgoing officers from liability and get your new ones off on the right foot. Learn all about these in this episode.

An audit is a great way to ensure the financial health of your organization. If you’re getting ready for an audit, we have some handy tips you can follow to make it easy for all of the folks involved.

Get ready to welcome the new treasurer by preparing your books, stocking banking supplies, paying bills, and making a list of important dates. It’s also helpful to prepare an annual report and get everything organized for your financial review. In this episode, we give you some suggestions for a smooth treasurer transition.

Finding out that your group’s 501(c)3 status has been revoked can be frightening and anxiety-provoking. MoneyMinder is here to help. This episode goes over the necessary steps to take to get your group back in line with the IRS in the event you find yourself in this situation.

Monthly audits can be a great way to stay on top of your finances. They help catch errors early and make annual audits a breeze. It doesn’t take much time, allows everyone to take responsibility for the group’s finances, and creates terrific transparency.

This episode shares a few tips on thinking outside the box and coming up with inventive ways to present your reports. Don’t be afraid to experiment and try new things that will capture your audience’s attention.

Any group has the potential for fraud or embezzlement. This week’s episode will help you and your group learn the warning signs so you can put safeguards in place.

Volunteers are truly the ones who make the world go around. You may be surprised at what the most recent national census shows about how much time people spend volunteering and who’s doing it.

Did you know that having a generic login can actually be more complicated and risky compared to individual logins? But no worries, MoneyMinder has got you covered. This episode of the podcast breaks down all the reasons for using personal logins instead.

If you want to stay on top of your finances and achieve your financial goals, budgeting is key. The new season of the Two-Minute Treasurer’s Podcast from MoneyMinder jumps right in with this important topic. Luckily, we also have a great e-guide called Budgeting Made Easy that can help you learn even more about it.

Many treasurers feel slighted by the fact that they cannot serve on their audit committee. Cyndi breaks down the purpose of the audit and the role the treasurer can serve in helping to ensure the audit committee has all the necessary documents to complete their audit.

Bylaws are designed to guide your board’s actions and decisions. But over time, they can start to feel like a shirt you’ve outgrown. Today Cyndi talks about how to update them so they evolve with your group.

It’s hard to know where to house your group’s hard-earned money given the sheer number of financial institutions these days. Banks and credit unions have different offerings. Today we talk about what to look for in the ideal bank for your group.

Today’s tip discusses the steps that are necessary to take with your Secretary of State, as well as the IRS, in order to change your group’s financial year.

Taking the necessary steps to establish your organization as tax-exempt can feel daunting. In this episode, Cyndi outlines how to go about that and provides this free resource for more detail than we can share in 2 minutes.