How the media portrays American spending and saving habits may have little to do with the statistical truth. Let’s take a realistic look into how people manage their credit cards in these United States.
I probably scared many people in a recent article by discussing the use of credit cards for paying bills and using them [...]

MyFax is an online fax service used by individuals and companies throughout North America and Europe to send and receive faxes using their email accounts or the Internet. According to the company’s website, MyFax registers over 10,000 new subscribers every month. The service targets two large groups of customers: personal & small business, and corporate.
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Many a times we are faced with money crisis, whether it is for education or to start your business or your medical bills or for home repair, whatever your needs are money is an important issue. But; there is something that may cover all your needs! Free Grants is the answer to your problems. Regardless [...]

More people in Suffolk are struggling with their money management, new figures indicate. In statistics released by the Ministry of Justice, the proportion of residents in the county who are declaring bankruptcy has surged by 13 per cent over the course of three months. Between April and June, some 162 people filed themselves under this [...]

No, we are not going to see double-digit interest rates in Real Estate any time soon. The economic and political environments today are far different from those of the early ‘80’s.
Two clients have posited this question to me, comparing the economic ravages resulting from the political situation of the 70’s and early ‘80’s with what [...]

Are you sitting by the phone, twiddling your thumbs, just waiting to get a call about the job you just posted for? Have you been sitting there a really long time? Have your calls gone unreturned? Maybe it’s time to take a closer look at your resume.
Please – no sighing allowed. I know you’ve heard [...]

The close of 2006 did not go according to plan. While community development is certainly a fundamental objective of our investment activities, this year’s events have “awakened the sleeper”!
Over the years we have witnessed the dismal results of most major cities and their inner city development challenges. The inability to change the “urban blight” that [...]

Recently I addressed a large group of Human Resources practitioners at a gathering of the NZ HR Institute. There was such a wide range of organisations and expertise attending. Add to this a bad case of the flu and it made for a challenging address.
During question time, an interesting question stirred up quite a debate, [...]

I touch on your planning for retirement, not on your financial planning but on your “time” planning, in other words, how do you want to spend all those free time you’ve when you retire.
How well you structure to spend your free time needs careful planning so you can meaningfully occupy yourself.
Many retirees, after the initial [...]

Dr. Phil says each of us has a personal “truth” -what
we believe of ourselves when no one else is looking– and
from this comes results in our lives that are in keeping
with that truth.
Let’s call it our “opinions” of ourselves. They take
many forms, we have an opinion of ourselves in every aspect
of our lives; how we [...]