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The Two Little Questions That Can Turn Your Life Around
by: Jo Peck
What if I told you there were two simple questions that if used properly could free you to follow your dreams. That could allow you to make use of opportunities to increase or improve your business. Questions that will change your mindset of asking for advice, feedback or guidance. Two steps to getting that raise you’ve been longing for. The first question is “What is the worst that could happen?... (read more)
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Increasing Your Profits Through Buying Groups (2) - Strength In Numbers
by: By Chris Malta
Why Join a Buying Group? Because wholesalers give pricing breaks to customers who buy in large volumes, small businesses are at a disadvantage. They usually can’t afford to purchase in huge quantities like the larger vendors. Many small businesses are turning to buying groups to level the playing field and allow them to compete with bigger sellers. Attorney Harry B. Ray, of http://BuyingGroups.com... (read more)
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6 Common Product Sourcing Questions Answered
by: Chris Malta
If you’ve got a question about your eBiz, someone else has probably already asked it. Matt Hedges, customer support manager of http://www.worldwidebrands.com - a leader in the product sourcing industry, answers the 6 most common product sourcing questions he gets from customers wanting to start an eBiz: 1. Will suppliers care if I’m a new online retailer working from home? Generally no. Says Hedge... (read more)
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Calculating Depreciation For Your Investments
by: Stephen L. Nelson, CPA
Investing in real estate? Thinking about buying new equipment for your business? The depreciation you take on your tax return can turn into a significant tax benefit. But you need to make some complex calculations. Fortunately, Microsoft Excel can help. Excel’s VDB function calculates declining balance depreciation for an asset given the cost, its salvage value, estimated economic life, the starti... (read more)
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Financial Prosperity - How To Achieve It!
by: David Brown
In this article you will learn exactly what financial prosperity is and how to achieve that. Firstly, what is financial prosperity? According to the Collins student dictionary, prosperity means; success and wealth. It is vitally important to remember that success is a step by step process and needs to be connected to a long term 10 year or longer goal. Also needs to be attached to core values. Ho... (read more)
• August 2006 •
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2 Great Tools For More Profits
by: Larry Potter
Over the years we have found a handful of indicators that help you decide when to jump in a trade. MACD for instance is good, stochastics are good. But to this day, we still find the "tick" and the futures direction to be much more indicative of a move than any other. Tick is a mathematical expression that shows whether the bulk of stocks are being bought or sold at that time. a positive tick me... (read more)
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The Job Search - Your First Job, Experience & Applications
by: Robert Challess
Increasingly, it is received wisdom that you will need work experience prior to applying for your first job, and that, particularly in the arts, this will probably have been unpaid. The number of graduates has been rising sharply over the past few years, with employment competition becoming ever tougher, but do you really need to offer yourself as a slave just to get a foot in the door, and how v... (read more)
• August 2006 •
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How to Set Yourself Up for Freelance Success, Part 1
by: David Green
So you want to be a freelancer. It’s a great life. You set your own hours, your hourly rate, and work at something you believe in. But it takes more than talent or a great idea to make a good living as a freelancer. You do want to make a good living, don’t you? Thought so. This three part series will show you how. Your Business Image Can Make or Break You You can have the best product since the i... (read more)
• August 2006 •
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The Lowdown on Getting Cash for a Structured Settlement Payment
by: Joshua Shapiro
Were you involved in a car accident and received a structured settlement as a result? Perhaps something else happened and now you are receiving payments on a lawsuit settlement. Your attorney may have said a structured settlement was the best option for you, but in reality, it just does not work for everyone. If this is the case, you do not have to wait around the mailbox for your next payment ... (read more)
• August 2006 •
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A Systematic Approach to Starting a New Busines
by: Nowshade Kabir
Starting a business is one of the most enthralling and rewarding undertakings you can work on in your life. Whether you created your business surrounding a new product or you came up with an innovative marketing method to sell a product, being an entrepreneur is an exciting experience. Apart from bringing financial freedom, it also brings a sense of achievement. Unfortunately, there is no guarante... (read more)
• August 2006 •
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