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Archive for July 13th, 2009

by Tomas McFie

Money is hardly ever considered an asset. Yet you can prove that it is an asset by attempting to live 10 days without using it. Because assets tend to multiply this is an important realization.

It has been said that, “The value of an asset increases exponentially while the value of your labor only increases incrementally.”

The Rate of return on their money, for many, seems to be more important than the return of their money. But the real value of money is destroyed when rate of return is the focus. This is because someone else is in control of the actual money.

Consider the following:

Your paycheck. Where do you deposit it?

Into a Bank owned by someone else?

Does your money make you or the Bank the most because of this transaction?

2009
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Formal Wear

by Pri Vag

Credit Crunch helps tie sales soar! One can safely say that tie sales have progressively grown stronger with the ever increasing climate of employment uncertainty and the inevitable escalating numbers unemployed seeking employment. As the old saying goes First impressions last.

Companies are increasingly abandoning their business casual code in the workplace in favour of employees that project a professional image for their clients and company. So its bye bye to dress down Friday and hello to formal Monday!

But what makes a tie so important is that it can freshen up any suit and shirt in your wardrobe without the need to spend the earth. When going for an interview, look for a strong bold plain colour or a tie with a neat design, maybe a spot or a paisley.

Wear a tie that means business. Important Base colours are Red Navy Blue and Yellow, but if your meeting is less formal, then earthy colours of brown, Cream or Green may fit the bill. Pastel colour cravattes of pink, lilac, turquoise and bold colours like Fusia and Aquamarine are the order of the day for a perfect summers wedding.

by Gary Mooney

Ask yourself: what do I need today? Due to the economic crisis that has gripped the country, you probably need money. And because of the stress that these problems have given you, you also need that extra money. However, when you think about it, you can easily find this business opportunity in the Forex trading industry. Your income can also come from MLM commissions coming from building a network of affiliates selling the Forex business to other people like yourself who need that break.

MLM Forex happens in the same way that a manufacturer gives discounts to their wholesale goods. Retail goods are actually priced higher than those wholesale goods. Now, being an enterprising individual, you’d rather buy those things wholesale-bigger quantity but you actually save money with each of them. You can make those Forex commissions from the difference between the retail price that you give and the wholesale price that you got. But since you’re a generous person, you’d be giving a good value to your clients because they can also earn profits from Forex trading that way.

by Doc Schmyz

Fixer’s and foreclosure properties have always been the “jewels” that RE investors look for in order to make big profits. However if you dont do your home work before hand you may lose not only your investment but your profit as well.

Use a step by step mind set. “Go by the numbers” when reviewing all the areas of the investment that you want to focus on here are a few things to think about and add to your list.

Please Note: The following elements discussed are not listed in any particular order. Nor do they all hold the same value in relation to each other, but they must ALL be considered in their entirety. The property should meet at least one of the criteria, and should have no unjustifiable issues in any one single area.

Doc’s List:

KNOW WHY ON PRICE

Price is the first thing and investor sees.

We are all looking for below market value. Buy for a little, sell for a lot. But why are they selling so low? Is it to solve one of the “3 D’s”? (Debt, Death, Divorce)