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Posted on Thursday, 8th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee

In order to open our business we should think about the money. I don’t ask you to robe the bank to get money for your business because that is against law. You can get interesting solution from the Business Finance, business loan that is created by reputable companies which are dealing with financial support for new business. With this possibility you will get the money you need for your business and I am sure it will be great for all of us to handle this kind of service in the right way. Many people do not believe how effective in getting Small Business Finance because they don’t know where to get the financial support. If Read more…

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Posted on Wednesday, 7th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee

The resounding effects of the economic downturn have some workers making healthier choices when it comes to lunch breaks and smoking habits during the work day. According to a new CareerBuilder survey, 47 percent of workers report they have been packing a lunch more often to eat healthier or help save money. When it comes to smoking habits, 44 percent of workers who smoke said they are more likely to quit smoking given today’s economic conditions.

In addition, one-in-five said that they have decreased the number of times they smoke during the work day (21 percent) or actually quit altogether (20 percent). T

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Posted on Wednesday, 7th July 2010 by Gregory Moore

“With more and more Americans looking for ways to save money, many experts say that auto refinancing is a new trend that’s here to stay.” – MSNBC

It’s true: by not refinancing your car loan you’re just leaving money on the table, or – if you prefer – in the driveway. Don’t just take my word for it: here’s what Bill from Nashua, NH had to say after he refinanced his car loan using MoneyAisle:

“The loan I found through MoneyAisle cut my interest rate in half from 8.9% to 3.9% with the same loan term length. This will save me over $1000 over the life of the loan!

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Posted on Tuesday, 6th July 2010 by Gregory Moore

I have a client who is considering settling and I did some research:

You do NOT owe income tax after settling collections if you were INSOLVENT

Because the MORTGAGE and the value of the home are included in the insolvency calculations, MOST of the many millions with mortgages greater than the value of their homes qualify for the IRS exemption from paying tax on forgiven debt.

Just about all people with collections should NOT have to pay tax on discounts negotiated with creditors because they are exempt.  Obviously, wealthy people don’t have trouble paying their bills. 

Debt buyers rarely have the documentation to determine how much of the debt is principal and how much is interest, fees or penalties.  Since only forgiven PRINCIPAL is taxable, they can’t send out 1099s if they don’t know how much of the debt is for principal.

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Posted on Monday, 5th July 2010 by Jeremy Lee

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Guest Post: Thomas Hicks
In the summer of 2008, I did not have a care in the world. I was working remotely from a small island in the Mediterranean, for my families telecommunication business, located in the suburbs of NYC. My primary responsibility was to keep the website current and maintain a presence in the first few spots of google for anything related to our products or industry in general. It took considerable time and effort initially, to provide these results, but once firmly established it was a good gig for all involved.

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Posted on Monday, 5th July 2010 by Laura Hernandez

“When the well started to flow, I knew what the capability would be, and it looked to me like it was going to spread everywhere and be at the mercy of the winds,” said Williger, a Texan who works in the oil business. “I really liked the unit, and really liked the price, and everybody was happy with everything.”

No one can quantify how many homebuyers are abandoning deals because they fear oil may come ashore in Southwest Florida, but it is happening.

Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate says that six of its 22 sales that failed to close in late May and early June were on waterfront homes and the direct result of buyer qualms about the spill.

Realtors are reluctant to share such stories.

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