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21st September 2009
History Repeats Itself
Less than a century ago, long before the independence from national systems of government, the world had a de facto global currency – the Gold standard.
The gold standard was so named because all important national currencies we... Read >
Author: Phil Challis17th September 2009
For years, I have tried to answer this one question: What do small businesses that achieve sustained growth do differently from those that do not grow?
As a senior consultant for Inc. magazine, I speak to thousands of business owners each year. I've le... Read >
Author: wbdoyle03rd September 2009
For years, I have tried to answer this one question: What do small businesses that achieve sustained growth do differently from those that do not grow?
As a senior consultant for Inc. magazine, I speak to thousands of business owners each year. I've le... Read >
Author: wbdoyle02nd September 2009
Ever since the internet started up there have been stories of lucky people who hit it rich like the gold prospectors of the 1800's. It is true that in the beginning, those who started a business on the internet could make millions in a short period of tim... Read >
Author: Steve Barker31st July 2009
Today's FICO credit scoring reflects a new era of very nervous lenders. In 2008, a FICO credit score of 650 was a a pass key to favorable financing rates to buy a car, purchase a house or get a low-interest credit card. Not any more.
While economic mar... Read >
Author: Jim DeSantis29th July 2009
There aren't many people about who would argue that this hasn't been one of the worst recessions in history. The devastating effects of the credit crunch and the collapse of so many banks has causes ripples in industries that have traditionally been stron... Read >
Author: andycal19th June 2009
Real Estate investment is a cutthroat market which can pay handsome rewards provided you have accurate information, quality data and are able to work diligently enough to make sure you have left no bases uncovered.
Surprises in real estate cost money ... Read >
Author: Dave Lindahl18th June 2009
It is a fact that one family evicted from their home every 10 minutes as mortgage lenders push up repossessions by 92 per cent. One family is being kicked out of their home every ten minutes after failing to pay their mortgage, figures revealed yesterday.... Read >
Author: michael challiner04th June 2009
There needs to be an open discussion of the goal of maximizing home ownership. Owning a home has become synonymous with the American Dream. Every Presidential administration has had the expansion of home ownership as one of its goals. The tax code is stru... Read >
Author: Robert Bell01st June 2009
While Global economies are undergoing their usual cycle of boom and bust, many households are left in the cold, literally, for not being able to pay their electricity bills. Many would really welcome the monthly savings from not having to pay utility bill... Read >
Author: Joey Lee15th April 2009
In the weeks it took for the global recession to turn from an alien concept to a reality for millions of households and businesses throughout the UK, the amount of coverage given to ‘Green’ issues would suggest a significant change in the public perce... Read >
Author: Joseph Lancros04th April 2009
The current real estate market has left thousands of homeowners trying to avoid foreclosure. The boom and bust caused many homeowners to be upside down in their mortgages, in other words, owing more than their home is worth.
Some are seeking help via ... Read >
Author: RE_Acquisitions13th February 2009
Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, the East Coast as far north as Palm Beach, and the cities over on the Gulf had been struck by the great Florida real estate boom. The Florida boom contained all the elements of the classic speculative bubble. There was th... Read >
Author: My Real Estate Life Online09th January 2009
The Importance of Income
If you had money to invest in a stock, would you invest in a stock that had no income? Even if it had a great management team, stellar marketing team, solid sales team and incredible systems in place, you wouldn’t invest in it ... Read >
Author: MRMISuccess08th January 2009
The Importance of Income
If you had money to invest in a stock, would you invest in a stock that had no income? Even if it had a great management team, stellar marketing team, solid sales team and incredible systems in place, you wouldn’t invest in it ... Read >
Author: MRMISuccess14th December 2008
Are you feeling the pinch of the slowing economy? Are sales and collections not as good as they used to be? Are your costs escalating? Are you concerned about making it through to the other side to a prosperous economy? Take heart, you are not alone. ... Read >
Author: jackdonner02nd December 2008
American economy is experiencing yet another boom and bust cycle. History is repeating as America faces situations similar to the Great Depression of the 1920’s. Economic breakdowns like stock market crash, unemployment, real-estate crash and high-renta... Read >
Author: liza25230th October 2008
During the past 5 years the Bulgarian property market has grown exponentially in both size and price. This growth has been fuelled by two main factors, firstly the growth in the post-communist economy of this small Balkan state and secondly with the infl... Read >
Author: legalchildcus30th October 2008
During the past 5 years the Bulgarian property market has grown exponentially in both size and price. This growth has been fuelled by two main factors, firstly the growth in the post-communist economy of this small Balkan state and secondly with the infl... Read >
Author: legalchildcus10th October 2008
The stock market is made up solely of buyers and sellers. These buyers and sellers may be super huge, billion dollar institutions trading enormous amounts of money everyday or private individuals trading just one or two parcels of shares each year. Regard... Read >
Author: danielkertcher18th September 2008
So, what’s all the buzz about website flipping…do people really make sizeable returns
by taking a pokey, battered old website and reselling it?
The answer is yes they do – but as with everything in online biz that is worthwhile,
it takes... Read >
Author: Frasier Smith18th September 2008
HomeVestors of America (HVA) – a company that purchases houses below market price, rehabilitates, then sells them for a profit – lists four cities in Texas among its choices for the best opportunities in this field.
Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, an... Read >
Author: Joe17th September 2008
So, what’s all the buzz about website flipping…do people really make sizeable returns by taking a pokey, battered old website and reselling it?
The answer is yes they do – but as with everything in online biz that is worthwhile, it takes a level... Read >
Author: Tuks Engineer02nd September 2008
So you now have your lucrative oil platform jobs. That's great! But don't rest on your laurels. Remember that all booms are followed by busts. Remember the example of IT and finance in the dot.com boom and bust in the 90's. Remember the previous oil boom ... Read >
Author: Calvin01st July 2008
If you look at any forex chart you will see big trends which last for many weeks, months or years and it is these trends that yield the big profits. Forex trend following looks easy but it's not as easy as it looks unless you understand these key points. ... Read >
Author: kelly price20th June 2008
The volume of homes and condo sales in Florida has just jumped up this spring, according to figures released by the
Florida Association of Realtors. There is more good news - the increase was not because of price drops - the median price of a condo cre... Read >
Author: Marci McFarland21st May 2008
Summary: Business loans are those borrowings which are provided to the persons engaged in business and enterprise so that they can meet their capital and running requirements.
The Indian economy is on the upswing. There is a sufficient section in the I... Read >
Author: addi09th April 2008
Despite a flurry of media reports about the uncertainty of buy-to-let, the investors themselves seem to be roundly confident, with nine out of ten respondents to the most recent Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) survey saying that they do n... Read >
Author: Assetz UK02nd April 2008
Cheap credit has been available for so many years in the UK that many people have now accepted it as the norm. However, recent events in the global economy could prompt the end of low-cost lending, and bring with it a culture shock for many.
Traditi... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th October 2007
If you haven’t visited Richardson in a while, then it’s time to return and take a fresh look at the value to be found in Richardson foreclosure homes. Worthy of its reputation in recent years of a great place to live and to retire to, Richardson is pr... Read >
Author: philipsmith15th June 2007
FSA Sub Prime Warning
The FSA have warned again that the UK sub-prime market is showing signs of a downturn, mirroring similar recent market trends experienced in the USA.
Clive Briault, the FSA’s managing director of retail markets, speaking at t... Read >
Author: Tom S05th June 2007
As Web sites strive to be
flashy and addictive, the drug
of choice of some is . . .
money.
A few online retailers, video
portals and gaming sites are
offering cash or cost savings
in a bid to make up ground
against Web giants such as
YouTube and ... Read >
30th May 2007
The construction industry in the United Kingdom employs approximately 1.4 million people and includes 186,000 SME’s. Now it is an arguable fact of any economy that one of the first signs of a healthy economy is a strong and vibrant construction industry... Read >
Author: Scott James19th April 2007
There are many reasons to invest in Bulgarian property; where else in Europe, but Bulgaria, can you buy an apartment on the beach front or within a stones throw of the ski lift for 50000 pounds? The climate is great, the people are friendly and the price ... Read >
Author: abraxas11th April 2007
When Silicon Valley awoke to a shudder, creak and a groan, followed at first by a distant rumbling and then the inevitable thunderless crash, people were left wondering what had happened to the companies that had promised so much, and more importantly wha... Read >
Author: Mark Dettmar08th March 2007
Web 2.0. Say it out loud because it’s here. But what is it?
In a word, Web 2.0 is the name given to the post dot-com boom and bust of Internet growth. It’s been impressive, hasn’t it? Companies like eBay, PayPal and Amazon.com have proven that bu... Read >
Author: Allen Taylor17th January 2007
The reaction of mainstream analysts to the events of last spring and summer was as amusing as it was predictable. As soon as commodity and metals prices weakened, they were out in droves, tut tutting and warning the great unwashed that we had seen the top... Read >
Author: rob rens21st May 2006
Here we will look at how to use currency-trading systems to catch the big profits from the big moves, and how to pick a currency trading system that will be successful.
There are many currency-trading systems for sale, but many don't live up to the hyp... Read >
Author: steve todd12th May 2006
Mobile games have achieved a lot of recognition among both consumers and developers in the past few years. Mobile phone operators and game console developers are regularly bringing new games into the market. Mobile phone games developers and designers ne... Read >
Author: Katie marie22nd November 2005
Copyright 2005 Lexien Management Consultants, Inc
So how WAS your first quarter of 2006? Wait – it's still the middle of 4th quarter; what am I talking about? One of the things that salespeople and sales managers tend to lose sight of is the factor tha... Read >
Author: Mark Dembo20th September 2005
Debt consolidation, equity loans, credit counseling, debt management plans, even Chapter 13 bankruptcy – it doesn't matter which of these debt programs you're talking about. They all suffer from one fatal flaw, the number one problem that causes most peop... Read >
Author: Charles Phelan16th August 2005
Roses may be beautiful but Tulips are magnificent. The huge colorful blooms we associate with Holland make stunning bouquets.
Did you know that Tulips did NOT originate from Holland? Actually, most species of wild tulips came from central asia and west... Read >
Author: Janice Wee
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