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It’s not exactly mind blowing to find that people are less trusting post Great Recession when you consider that most everyone is poorer, the stench from the political cesspool that is Washington DC grows by the day, and few people (if any) actually know what happened with all the bailout …
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Obtaining leverage isn’t an easy thing to do. Whether you’re using knowledge that someone may not want to be disclosed, using loaned funds to generate a higher ROI than your scheduled debt payments, or using social pressure to influence someone’s opinion, it can be a tricky, yet highly effective, method …
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Being that Americans are fast paced, timeline driven people, there is nothing that pisses us off more than a delayed flight plan. Especially during the holidays!
The scenario usually starts off the same way…
The airport is packed. It takes 2 hours to get through security. You had to mail your favorite …
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Most people have had that boss who was a complete idiot. That guy or gal who just didn’t quite get it, but made sure you always did more than your fair share so he had enough data to plot on an excel sheet or project management program to make himself …
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Would you prefer a digital currency over your national currency?
If given the option, would you prefer a small portion of your income to be paid in Twitter Bucks? How about Elance Dollars? Maybe Facebook Credits? It’s not like a major social media player couldn’t throw some muscle behind the …
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For those who aren’t sold on Facebook’s money making potential, or that of social media in general, here are a few business related facts you might find interesting.
Facebook has approximately 300 Million users.
Facebook is currently the most popular social network on the web.
Facebook is currently growing earnings by …
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I never suspected I would be called a techie or a geek for having a Twitter account by so many, but for all of those who sent me private emails asking:
What the heck is a Twitter?
Why would I need a micro-blogging program when I already use instant messenging?
I have a few answers …
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It’s been nearly six months since Steadfast Finances was launched, and I’m pleased to say we surpassed the 100 reader mark a few weeks ago.
When I began this little adventure, it was more of an experiment to post financial advice or financial news that I felt was beneficial to my …
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Texas hedge fund manager Bill Perkins dropped $80,000 — of his own money — to take out another full page ad in today’s New York Times.
Why?
To ask simple, potentially inflammatory, questions about the use of the TARP bailout funds.
Here are the questions to date:
Question #1: Does anyone else find it troubling that a …