Archive for March, 2008

Using The “Small Town” Approach For Retention In The Business World

Monday, March 31st, 2008

One of the most overlooked things that many business owners see to turn a blind eye to is the [tag]customers[/tag] who are currently buying their goods or services. Although you must consistently [tag]market[/tag] to find [tag]new business[/tag], [tag]customer appreciation[/tag] can be the very thing that’ll keep an emerging company from seeking beneath the tides [...]

Real Estate: How To Calculate Appreciation & Depreciation

Friday, March 28th, 2008

Let’s say that you have an [tag]investment property[/tag] and want to know exactly what your property is worth after factoring in the [tag]appreciation[/tag] and [tag]depreciation[/tag]. How do you figure this out?
You bought a [tag]single family home[/tag] for the purchase price of $140,000. What is the value of the property after 9 years if the land [...]

The Dollar versus The Euro. The Good side of Things.

Thursday, March 27th, 2008

Are you ready for this? This is just some insight I thought might shake things up a little bit. Many of us are panicking because the value of the [tag]Dollar[/tag] has gone down tremendously and had fallen second to the [tag]Euro[/tag].
So how could this possibly mean good news to the [tag]United States[/tag] in any way [...]

You’re Financially Educated, What About Your Spouse?

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Just reviewing a lot of the material that you may have seen on this blog says a lot about your perspective on [tag]financial education[/tag]. What seems to bother me more than anything are those who are married or have significant others who fail to actively participate in learning [tag]wealth management[/tag] and [tag]prosperity[/tag].
If you are among [...]