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Why Residual Income by:Daegan Smith

Why it's better to have residual income and not solely depend on paycheck income? Residual income by definition is income earned by an individual that are generally coming from his assets at hand. It allows a person not to worry anymore spending 8 hours a day in the office working as his personal assets are now earning money for him.The current practice for people in earning a living is by getting a job and work either on an hour or annual basis....more

Why Are Duopolies So Competitive? by:Geoff Gannon

A duopoly is a situation in which two firms control nearly all of the market for a product or service. Duopolies can be surprisingly competitive. If you remember that the price of a product or service is determined solely by the highest losing bid price and the lowest losing ask price, you'll realize why a duopoly can be so competitive. A large number of inefficient competitors will have almost no affect on prices in the long run unless someone...more

An Analysis of Overstock.com (OSTK) by:Geoff Gannon

Why is a value investor writing about an unprofitable internet company? Because value investing is about finding dollars that trade for fifty cents; with a market cap of less than 75% of sales, Overstock.com (OSTK) looks like it may be exactly that. But isn't it too risky?The greatest risk in any investment is the risk of overpaying. So, the real question is: what is Overstock worth? I think it's worth at least $1.5 billion. With Overstock's market cap currently sitting around $500 million, my valuation certainly looks far fetched. But, there's only one way to know for sure. Let's take apart my argument piece by piece, and see if any of my assumptions are unreasonable.First Assumption: Over the next five years, Overstock will neither generate truly free cash flow nor consume cash. In other words, its free cash flow margin will average 0%. Cash generation in some years will exactly offset cash consumption in other years. Obviously, this assumption is unreasonable, because there is almost no chance the cash flows will exactly offset. That's not a problem if it turns out Overstock does generate some free cash flow over the next five years. In that case, my assumption simply errs on...more

Overdue Refunds Now Provided by Banks by:Stephen Morgan

In the UK, Banks have been ordered by the financial watchdog, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) to refund Mortgage Exit Fees to clients they have overcharged when they redeemed a Mortgage. This is of major significance to those involved within the areas of Debt Management, Debt Settlement and Bankruptcy in general as these figures could be quite...more

The Focus Myth by:Andre Taylor

Years ago I gave a consulting client a one-word solution to overcoming his business challenges. The one word was, "FOCUS." At our weekly meetings I emphasized the importance of focus for this successful entrepreneur seeking even greater success. We worked closely together to help him stay on track with his business goals. It was during this period...more

What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) by:Neil Parnham

What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA)An individual voluntary arrangement begins with a proposal based on your financial circumstances and how much you are realistically able to afford to contribute towards an IVA, either on a monthly basis or from other assets you may own. The proposal is presented to the court and then to Creditors. How does it work?We tell the court the details of your proposal. A meeting of creditors is held, the date of the meeting and details of the proposals being sent to your creditors. Only those creditors who had notice of the meeting are bound by the arrangement, so it is important that you have accurate records of all your creditors' names and addresses. Otherwise, the arrangement might fail because we cannot contact all the creditors and, therefore, bind them to it.At the meeting, the creditors vote on whether to accept your proposals. If enough creditors (over 75% in value of the creditors present in person or by proxy, and voting on the resolution) vote in favour, the proposals are accepted. They are then binding on all creditors who had notice of, and were entitled to vote at, the meeting.We supervise the arrangement and pay the...more

A Profitable Newsletter Style That Helps Retain More Of Your Customers by:Rick Ness

When I speak with many website and business owners, I usually get asked this question over and over gain. And that is "what can I do to get more customers, clients or subscribers? Well there's a 1001 answers I can give that question. Because there...more

What's In A Name? When It Comes To Your Business, Plenty! by:Tim Knox

Q: How important is the name of a business? Should the name of a business reflect what the business does or is it better to come up with something catchy and easy to remember? -- Randy P.A: What's in a name? When it comes to your business, Randy, a...more

Reduce Your Tax Payments by:Jakob Jelling

Reduce your tax payments by claiming an interest payment deduction.If you are busy paying off your student loans, the last thing you want to do is to pay interest on the money that you're about to give right back to the government. Luckily, in a lot...more

Indiana Supreme Court Discusses Proceedings Supplemental by:John D. Waller

Do you know what "proceedings supplemental" are? If you are in the business of collecting judgments in Indiana, and from time to time virtually all secured lenders are, then the June 27, 2007 opinion by the Indiana Supreme Court in Rose v....more

Decision Finance by:Don Whiting

Decision Finance was formed in early 2000 and is the trading name for Xbridge limited an online commercial, business, and financial intermediary for small to medium sized businesses. DF has the backing of Prudential PLC, Boston Consulting Group and...more

Facing Resentment From Unsuccessful Candidates by:Helen Wilkie

You've recently been promoted to management, and are now responsible for the department in which you were previously employed. One of your former peers had also applied for the job, and you are now feeling waves of resentment from him that threaten...more
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