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Posted on: 09 October, 2003

Author: Debra Fiakas

Micro- and Small-Cap Stocks: the Asset Classes in Hiding

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Posted on: 28 September, 2003

Author: John Ventura, Gerri Detweiler

Stop Debt Collectors Cold and get Back on Your Financial Feet

As a consumer law attorney who counsels people with debt ... I’ve heard my share of horror stories about ... For example, a college student client was ... that she’d be arrest As a consumer law attorney who counsels people with debt problems, I’ve heard my share of horror stories about debtcollectors. For example, a college student client was threatened that she’d be arrested if she did not pay a credit card debt, and another client was called 12 times in one day at work about a debt that was 14 years old. If they knew their rights, these people...

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Posted on: 15 September, 2003

Author: Peter Owen

Residual Income

Hi, Peter Owen, Director and founder of Tall Oak Limited. We have produced this article to give you a quick insight into how to receive a second income or replace your present income. The key to secur Hi, Peter Owen, Director and founder of Tall Oak Limited. We have produced this article to give you a quick insight into how to receive a second income or replace your present income. The key to securing your future and reaching your goals is called a residual income. Residual income flows into your bank account day after day, year after year for work...

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Posted on: 08 September, 2003

Author: Sue and Chuck DeFiore

Preparing a Budget

Ok, you say, I know I need a budget, but how do I prepare one? The most common budget period is one year, but this can vary ... on whether or not your business has seasonal or cyclical ... Ok, you say, I know I need a budget, but how do I prepare one? The most common budget period is one year, but this can vary depending on whether or not your business has seasonal or cyclical fluctuations. For example if you run a Christmas decorations shop, or a costume shop your business is going to peak during certain times...

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Posted on: 16 August, 2003

Author: Annabel Watters, CPA

Sarbanes Who?

There will be more expenses connected with audits. Audit firms may not perform “non-audit” services. There are eight categories of services that are specifically forbidden.oBookkeepingoFinancial syste... There will be more expenses connected with audits. Audit firms may not perform “non-audit” services. There are eight categories of services that are specifically forbidden.oBookkeepingoFinancial system design and/or implementationoActuarial servicesoHuman resources or management servicesoValuationoInternal auditoInvestment advice or servicesoLegal servicesoAdditionally, there’s the kicker – “Any other service that the Board determines is impermissible.”Auditors tend to approve of companies who use their financial statements as tools to manage their businesses, rather than as unrelated propaganda for...

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Posted on: 27 July, 2003

Author: Ulli G. Niemann

How to Evaluate Load vs. No Load Mutual Funds

If you have been dealing with mutual funds for any length of time, you ... have faced the question of which is better: Load Funds or No Load Funds. If you are new to ... "load" simply r If you have been dealing with mutual funds for any length of time, you undoubtedly have faced the question of which is better: Load Funds or No Load Funds. If you are new to investing, "load" simply refers to the commission paid to the broker selling the fund. "No load" means there is no commission on the purchase or sale.Most discussions in...

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Posted on: 29 June, 2003

Author: W. Troy Swezey

MOVING ON: POWERFUL TIPS FOR SELLING YOUR HOME

Maybe you're moving to a larger home to ... a growing family, ... for a new career ... or ... a ... for ... Whatever the reason for the move, you'll need t Maybe you're moving to a larger home to accommodate a growing family, relocating for a new career opportunity, or purchasing a townhouse for retirement. Whatever the reason for the move, you'll need to take the necessary steps to sell your home for the best possible price, within a reasonable amount of time. Where do you begin?If you're like most people, you'll start by seeking assistance from a...

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Posted on: 24 June, 2003

Author: Caterina Christakos

How to Generate Extra Cash in an Instant

How to Generate Extra Cash in an ... so many out of work, laid off or staying in dead end jobs to make the ends meet, we need creative ways of ... extra income. Here are a few simple, i How to Generate Extra Cash in an InstantWith so many out of work, laid off or staying in dead end jobs to make the ends meet, we need creative ways of generating extra income. Here are a few simple, innovative ideas to get the cash you need quickly.1) Your personal gold mine, can be staring you right in the face....

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Posted on: 08 June, 2003

Author: Caterina Christakos

How to Sell Your House By Lease Options

How to Sell Your House By Lease Option Many people buy a house then have to move withina few years, due to divorce, ... ... ... Without any ... it can be nearly impo How to Sell Your House By Lease Option Many people buy a house then have to move withina few years, due to divorce, relocation orfinancial difficulties. Without any equitythough, it can be nearly impossible to findbuyers and you still have realtor fees to contendwith. There is a simple, easy way to have yourpayments taken care of for you and find a buyer,so that you can move...

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Posted on: 28 May, 2003

Author: Rick Meigs, Publisher, 401khelpcenter.com

401k Hardship Withdrawals - An Overview

Like loans, hardship ... are allowed by law, but your employer is not required to provide for them in your plan. Again, most ... do, but some don’t. The cost of ... such a prog Like loans, hardship withdrawals are allowed by law, but your employer is not required to provide for them in your plan. Again, most companies do, but some don’t. The cost of administering such a program can be prohibitive for many small companies. Check with your Human Resources department if you’re not sure if your plan allows hardship withdrawal. Like loans, your employer must adhere to...

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