Recently I saw an advertisement for a time management booklet:
"Shorter deadlines, competing priorities, endless meetings,
interruptions and even higher quality expectations are just some
of today's time challenges. And yet the number of hours in the
day remains the same."
As entrepreneurs we all struggle sometimes with managing our
time effectively. I once heard an entrepreneur say that of the
people he knows, his entrepreneur friends are the worst people
when it comes to managing their time ...
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September 3rd, 2010 in
Business
There are two different types of life insurance, term life
insurance and permanent life insurance. Term life insurance is
the easier of the two plans. This plan supplies you with death
protection for a pre-determined amount of time, anywhere from
one to 30 years. If you happen to die while paying on this type
of policy your beneficiary will be paid the amount of money you
specified when purchasing the policy. If at the end of the term
you are still living your death protection coverage will ...
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September 2nd, 2010 in
Finance
Unlike term life insurance, permanent insurance policies such as
universal life, variable universal life and whole life provide
long-term financial protection. This type of insurance will
cover you for the duration of your life and continued on time
premium payments. Permanent policies provide you with not only a
death benefit but in some situations a cash savings. It is
because of these extra perks that permanent life insurance tends
to be more expensive than term life.
Some features of ...
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September 1st, 2010 in
Finance
Life insurance protects you and your family from economic
hardship as a result of death. It is an insurance company's
obligation to pay the recipient of your choice a pre-determined
amount of money when you die in exchange for timely payment of
premiums while you are living.
Do you really need life insurance? Well do you want to provide
for your family and loved ones in a manner to which they have
become accustomed in the untimely event of your death? If you
are the primary breadwinner who will ...
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August 31st, 2010 in
Finance
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"How do I know if my company is a failure?"
"How do I know when to throw in the towel?"
"Is it time to abandon ship?"
"Should I declare bankruptcy or just skip town and run to
Mexico?"
As a business consultant; first in the corporate world and now
running my own Internet-based advice company, I have heard the
above questions numerous times. All small and medium-sized
business owners have at some point or another wondered if they
took the wrong path and should quit while they are ...
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August 30th, 2010 in
Business
Many people are skittish about life insurance, because they feel
that it is useless, or it makes them face their mortality, or
they may arrogantly think that they won't die. But let me
reassure you, life insurance is not only useful, but also
essential if you're young or old, or have a young family. Life
Insurance should definitely be one piece of your financial
portfolio.
BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE
1)Protects your family ' If you should die prematurely a life
insurance policy will give your ...
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August 29th, 2010 in
Finance
Are you frustrated by the lack of growth in your firm, or the
effort required to squeeze any up-tick in performance? Are
inadequate policies and procedures a root cause? To find out,
take this simple self assessment to see if this may be
inhibiting real growth at your company.
Q. Can you take an extended vacation without the company falling
apart?
A. If you answered 'no' then you have a job and not a business.
A business must have a system of standard operating procedures
to ensure the work ...
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August 28th, 2010 in
Business
Does your company face a Triple-Threat that will cause the loss
of your company's lifeblood - customers?
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"Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life." --
Immanuel Kant.
Whenever your employees leave for any reason -- even just to go
home -- they take ...
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August 27th, 2010 in
Business
The Life Settlement market is all about providing due access to
needed cash from existing life insurance.
This so-called free market referred to as the life insurance
industry's secondary market is based on a central premise,
namely that the value of life insurance is best determined by
independent market forces and has been validated in recent years
by its rapid growth. It is also amazing to see the value
creation and opportunities that this market presents. What it a
life settlement and why ...
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August 26th, 2010 in
Finance
A new financial tool is now available for senior citizens. Life
Insurance Settlements are quickly becoming a way for seniors to
receive money from an under performing or costly life insurance
policy.
A life insurance settlement is the sale of a life insurance
policy (whole life, term, universal life, etc.) covering the
life of one or more individuals with an 'ascertainable and
limited' life expectancy. A life insurance settlement is usually
most beneficial seniors over the age of 65.
Some basic ...
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August 25th, 2010 in
Finance
