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Cash Rebate Credit Card
by: Bradley Carson
When shopping for a new credit card in today's market, it would behoove price conscious consumers to seriously consider cash rebate credit card offers. With a cash back rebate credit card, the cardholder is reimbursed for a percentage of their total year's credit card purchases. The offers vary from 1% to 5% cash back. To encourage consumers to use their credit cards where they normally use ... (read more)
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Employee Retention - Building Commitment
by: Trevor Marshall
A committed employee is extraordinarily valuable. You can gain staff commitment by meeting people’s key needs: paying attention to people at all levels; trusting and being trusted; tolerating individuality; and creating a blame-free, can-do culture. But why go through all these? What is the importance of gaining trust and commitment? It all goes down to the fact that when a company gains the trust... (read more)
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Dunedin Florida Real Estate
by: Bob Lipply
Dunedin (pronounced DONE-EE-DIN or some folks say “done eatin’”) is a great place to live. It is one of the older cities on the western part of Florida and its downtown has been transformed into a haven of little shops and great restaurants and nightlife. Walking magazine recently named Dunedin one of the five most walk able downtown areas in America. Dunedin is a very desirable city to buy rea... (read more)
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Things I Learned When I Refinanced My Home
by: D Ruplinger
Some days I feel like a home refinancing expert. I’ve refinanced my home twice in the last three years to take advantage of attractive interest rates. Although interest rates have been rising lately, refinancing may still be an attractive option if you’re paying a high interest rate on a mortgage. When my husband and I built a new home in 2000, we felt interest rates were a little high so we opted... (read more)
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The ‘F’ Word and Your Business Development
by: Rasheed Ali
Well ‘F” this and ‘F’ that, you deserve to get hit with a waffle ball bat! Funny as it seems, that’s the truth. You see, as an entrepreneur (and I’ve been guilty of this too) you are full of ideas and things that you want to do with your business. So you set out to get EVERYTHING done now! Because that’s the way money is made dammit’! PROBLEM: You end up overloading your best people with some o... (read more)
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Make An Action Plan To Improve Customer Service
by: Kevin Dervin
Customer Service is a critical factor for keeping your clients coming back and ensuring they’ll refer you to others. Growing your business will be a difficult task at best if you don’t perform, meet and exceed your client’s expectations, and provide service that creates customers for life. Customer service is all about the customer’s perception. You have to do more than just get the job done. You... (read more)
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Automatic Money
by: Jeroen Derwael
My Automatic Money - Web Building Solved! Web site construction, start-to-finish instruction, web copy writing, free advertising systems and techniques. My Automatic Money is a complete web site construction solution. It provides turnkey web development tools and instruction, as well as unlimited resources you can use repeatedly, over and over again, and for any product you are currently developin... (read more)
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9 Simple Steps On How To File Bankruptcy
by: Dean Shainin
A bankruptcy is the last option any businessman wants to take. They can cause a big dent on their credit rating and deeply ruin their reputation. But sometimes filing for bankruptcy is the only solution to get a person out of dire straits. Here are the nine steps to be followed in filing a bankruptcy: 1. See to it that there is no other solution that you can do to avoid filing for bankruptcy. Ban... (read more)
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Mortgage Protection Insurance – The Essentials
by: Michael Challiner
It's tempting to sit back and relax once you've moved into your new home – but hang on, have you made sure that you're insured against all the risks that could stop you from paying your mortgage? Many things could go wrong and make it impossible for you to work, and in this article we go through each risk, and assess how important it is that you take that into account. If you are responsi... (read more)
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Great Starting Ideas for the New Real Estate Investor
by: David Neese
In his interview with me, John Paul Moses, who is the founder of our Local Memphis Investors Group, was willing to give us some tips about how to start as a real estate investor. After reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dead” by Robert Kiyosaki he decided to start as a real estate investor. The book says to do this you need some preparation, so he went to the Internet and stocked every bit of information fro... (read more)
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