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The Hurricane Katrina survivors will be victims again... GUARANTEED! by:Stuart McMaster

This time it will be our own governments mostly that will do the victimizing but some businesses will get it on it as well. Its simply one of the biggest revenue generating processes utilized by various levels of governments that very little is known of by the regular citizen. It causes family savings to be lost, assets to go uncovered and even inheritances to disappear over time. It victimizes the poor disproportionately than any other class in...more

A Tickler File For Sales And Networking by:Stephen Labuda

If you are involved in sales, fundraising or just an active networker, you have probably tried a variety of tools to manage your contact list and remind yourself to stay in touch with all of the prospects and people you meet. This tickler file is designed to be an inexpensive, effective, tool that can be used by salespeople in a variety of different types of organizations. This tickler file uses inexpensive index cards and a simple file box. You...more

FREE! Insider Secrets About Homeloans and Credit by:David Frost

Whether you have excellent credit, good credit or poor credit; make a great income, middle income or low income; have too much debt - are self-employed - have a loan with a pre-payment penalty - or need to rebuild or renew your credit...YOU MUST TAKE A LOOK AT: "Answers To The Most Frequently Asked Questions About Home Loans (And the Top Ten Most Common Mistakes That Can Cost You Big Money)" Dear Homeowner or Homebuyer,You, as a homeowner or homebuyer, are about to make a decision that will effect you immediately and into the future (sometimes for years to come). By financing a new home or by refinacing an existing home, you will be joining literally thousands of others homeowner or homebuyers. You will be faced with one of the most important financial commitments you will ever undertake. Even the veteran homeowner faces challenges everytime he or she looks for a new mortgage. It is amazing how much the mortgage industry changes even monthly (not to mention yearly). During the application process, you'll be exposed to perhaps hundreds of mortgage options (from reputable and not so reputable mortgage companies). Who do you trust? Who understands your particular credit, whether...more

Mortgaging Your First Home by:Jim Muscali

Securing a mortgage for the first time can be a frighteningtime in your life. You want to make sure you understandwhat is going on so the mortgage lender cant takeadvantage of your lack of knowledge.In spite of numerous laws and regulations it is stillbetter to have a very least a basic understanding of theideas and systems of the mortgage...more

Are You Getting The Right Values For Your Money by:John MacKenzie

How you spend and manage money is a tangible way to measure your values. 1. Are you able to keep the promises that you make? When you borrow money you are making a promise to the person or financial institution that you borrow from to pay the money back. Is it more important to keep your promises to your friends and family who probably won't...more

Assessing the Full Cost of a Credit Card by:Mr. Peter Kenny

Credit cards do not have to end up costing you the earth. So long as you can keep your spending under control, and are able to pay off your monthly bill in full each month, your credit card will probably cost you nothing. Every purchase you make with your credit card is given an interest free period of somewhere between fifty and sixty days. This is the time between when you make the purchase and when the purchases show up on your next monthly bill. So long as you pay for it on the first bill, there will be no interest or financing charge for the purchase. However, if you do not manage to pay for the purchase on the first bill it shows up on, then you will start to incur interest and financing charges. On credit cards, interest is charged monthly, not annually. Also, as well as interest and financing charges, credit cards can also end up costing you in other fees. Probably the most common charge people incur with credit cards is interest charges, when they become unable to repay the full balance in full each month and instead, allow the balance to carry over to the next month. But late payment fees are another way that credit cards ending up costing people more than they had...more

How to Build Great Relationships through Cold Calling by:Ari Galper

Sometimes the finest solutions are the simplest. Focusing on relationships when making cold calls is one of them. It keeps us genuine, and eliminates our dread of making cold calls. We're real people talking about real things. We're...more

Strategies For Successful Business Networking by:Stephen Labuda

Networking is a popular buzzword these days. Every blogger seems to be talking about Networking, Buzz Marketing and Word of Mouth Marketing. However, not many of them seem to be presenting specific strategies for making the most of local networking...more

9 Ways to Increase Cashflow for Small Business Growth by:Casey Gollan

Cashflow Idea No. 1. Use 'cashflow' sales checklists.For sales people, get them to ask every single customer to make another 'add-on' purchase with the one they've already made. A great way to do this is to have a shopping...more

Give Your Home Business 6 Months To Develop by:Larry McCullough

I have seen it all too often.Online Job seekers sign up for an Business opportunity and a Month or two Later they quit.I have seen some quit the same Day!You need to give your Home Business time to develop.I say this for several reasons.It might take...more

How to Generate Permanent Passive Income Streams for Life by:Eric Gelb

Last week, I traveled to beautiful San Diego for business and spent the day in a hotel restaurant that overlooked the harbor. With laptop in tow and cell phone in hand, I worked, without hassle.As the sun set, I took a stroll and it occurred to me...more

What Is Company Fraud And How Do You Stop It? (Part 2 Of 2) by:Peter Granger

In the first article of this series, I defined fraud, discussed how it can occur in a company, and provided some real-life examples of when and how it has occurred in the corporate world. (To read the first article, visit...more
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