Michelle Thornhill is the Senior Vice President and African American Segment Manager at Wells Fargo/Wachovia. Michelle has over 15 years of experience developing consumer initiatives for diverse audiences in the financial services and non-profit sector. Michelle earned a Bachelor of Science from Virgina Polytechnic Institute and State University, a Master of Science in Administration from Central Michigan University and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University, the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Michelle resides in Charlotte, N.C. with her husband and two sons.

Michelle Thornhill will provide personal finance tips to get you and your family on the right track when it comes to money management. This financial tip is sponsored by Wells Fargo.  Here’s Michelle Thornhill.

For business owners, keeping track of business finances can sometimes be the most daunting part of the job. There are helpful tools geared specifically for small-business owners that will allow you to make your bookkeeping as seamless as possible.

Business checking accounts offer features like business bill pay and direct pay, allowing you to make next-day payments to vendors and employees; and online foreign exchanges for those who do international business. Wells Fargo Business Banking offers all of that and more. If you use a financial management tool like Quiken or Quickbooks, Wells Fargo Business Online Banking enables you to perform transactions through that software.

Creating invoices and receiving payments has also been made easier through Online Invoicing. Online tools like these offer business owners ease and accuracy for managing their finances.

For more tips and information, visit wellsfargobusinessinsights.com.