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Increased Consulting Fees Through Self-Confidence by:Stephen Pope

Sometimes consultants and other service providers are hesitant to charge a fair rate for their services.Maybe they feel that the services they provide are so basic that you really can't justify charging much or anything for them. Perhaps they feel that they don't have the knowledge or experience that other consultants have. Thus, they hesitate to charge fair rates because of a lack of self-confidence. This is natural (especially for new...more

Credit Card Fraud Be Aware by:Peter Kenny

Are you worried about your credit card or debt card being stolen? You're not alone, it's estimated that 51% of people in the UK are concerned about their credit and debt cards being stolen. Credit card fraud is a consent worry, and with more people using there cards as there main source of paying for services and goods. It gives the criminals many more chances too get our information from our cards.Credit card fraud is not new, the companies seem...more

What Is A 401(K) Plan? by:Henry Clark

The 401(k) retirement plan is funded by employee contribution and a matching employer contribution. The major feature of the plan is that the contributions are taken from pre-taxed salary. The fund accumulates tax-free until it is withdrawn. Most businesses and tax-exempt organizations can create these retirement plans.The 401(k) takes its name from the IRC (Internal Revenue Code) of 1978. The operation of the 401(k) is administered by the EBSA (Employee Benefits Security Administration) of the Department of Labor. The 401(k) plan has a lot of advantages. First and foremost is that the employee can contribute pre-tax money that reduces the tax paid in each paycheck. Also, the company contribution and any growth in the fund is free of tax until withdrawn. The compounding of the fund during a 20 to 30 year period is quite amazing. The employee has a lot of control in the direction of the future contributions. When the company matches your contributions, it adds something extra on top of your own money. All money in the plan can be moved from one company to another unlike pension. The 401(k) plan is protected by pension laws since it is a personal investment plan. It includes...more

Offshore IT Enabled Services from Pakistan by:Altaf Khan

The IT revolution can still change the destiny of Pakistan, but will require a readjustment of the sights. This readjustment will require her to work with what she has, and not what she currently doesn't!Pakistan has been unable to produce software developers in increasing numbers, but does possess skilled workers in reasonable numbers in other...more

Meeting With Investors About Your Business Idea by:Dock Murphy

Raising money for your business can be very challenging especially if you are not the type of person who is comfortable marketing your business ideas. If you are one of those people who are not really very good at communicating you ideas verbally, it would be a good idea for you to spend a lot of time and efforts in preparing your business...more

What Household Budget Percentage Breakdown Is Typical? by:Brad Homer

The typical American household budget percentage breakdown looks like the list below. For most of the categories a range is shown. A range makes more sense to help you see where your personal budget fits (or doesn't fit.) If your budget doesn't fit the typical American household budget, rejoice! The average American household budget is jacked up - we carry too much debt and we just don't save enough. We're so worried about our neighbor's new pool, our co-worker's new car and our friend's new designer shoes that we spend more than we earn to try and keep up. But take heart! Review the percentages below, compare your household budget and then read on to find out how you can move yourself into the elite minority of Americans who have mastered where their money goes.Typical Household Budget Percentages33-38% Housing (59%-66% of this is on shelter - mortgage interest, property taxes, repairs, and rent, and other items) 15-19% Transportation (38-48 of this is vehicle purchase - 2 cars per household average) 13-14% Food Budget (55% at home, 45% away) 0-2% Alcohol 0-3% Tobacco and related products 0-2% Caffeine related products 4-5% On clothing and related services (drycleaning) 4.5 - 6%...more

New Jersey Bookkeeping: make your bookkeeping hassle free by:Peter Terry

Do you want a solution to all your financing, accounting and bookkeeping problems? If yes then New Jersey Bookkeeping is your destination for inclusive financing, accounting and bookkeeping outsourcing services. Bookkeeping and accounting are the...more

Make Your Fortune In A Paper Business by:Stephen Pope

The problem with some business ideas is their cost. To manufacture and market a product you have invented could cost you millions of dollars. The investment in machinery, buildings, inventory and other expenditures could bankrupt you before your...more

Wedding Loans Bring Fantasy of the Couples into Veracity by:Johan Jeuring

Nuptial knots, although, are solemnised in the heaven, materialistically on this beautiful earth. Everyone, always, wish to perform a plush wedding in which one may show his status in the society. Today, in the UK, at least ₤ 17,000 to 19,000...more

What To Look For In Business Credit Cards by:Morgan Hamilton

Everybody needs credit and it is no different for a business. When establishing a businesses credit the first step is usually to get a business credit card. Business credit cards often differ from credit cards for personal use. It is good to know...more

Second Mortgage a Good First Step by:Mike Hamel

A second mortgage can be the first step to climbing out of debt, especially for homeowners who have bad credit. A second mortgage is a loan taken out in "second position" on a property that already has a mortgage. There are fixed-rate loans,...more

The Advantages of Airline Credit Cards by:Morgan Hamilton

Credit card companies are becoming very competitive. With the use of credit cards becoming an everyday part of life, credit card companies are scurrying to get your business. Many credit card companies have teamed up with other companies to offer...more
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