Now it's personal! This is just for you and really has nothing to do with business and lending. Ready to prepare your 2009 tax returns (or gather your info for your preparer)?Tax Guide from Journal
In the mood to be inspired? Read on. Not in the mood, scroll to the bottom of the post for some 'cost' definitions and why they are important.If you have not yet presented a Junior
Knock, knock.Who's there?EconomistEconomist who?E-cono-mist predicting the recession. I'll try to do better next time.If that did not make sense...read that last line more slowly.I laughed...I really did!
Do these sensations feel familiar? Upside down. Under water. In the dark. Can't see clearly. Running out of air. Many banks, many lenders, many businesses, and many business owners have felt that way at least
In the September 2009 edition of his economic newsletter, Tea Leaf, Jeff Thredgold shares a lot of good news. In fact, over 40 bullet points of things to celebrate from 2008 and 2009 covering the
Thanks to the blog at Universal Funding (a Spokane-WA based company focused on factoring and other business alternatives to loans) for sharing this video! Before you play the video, answer the question. BTW...I got it
Okay, I suppose saying 'yes' to every loan request would be a delight. And in this environment would really be a surprise!I discovered that a friend and colleague, Simon T. Bailey of the Brilliance Institute,
We know that the congress is going to think more regulation is at least part of the answer to the banking challenges. So you know change is coming! Here is an essential step before you
Here is a quick puzzle to test your memory on how to get from taxable income on any tax return to recurring cashflow available to pay debt, one of the many tricks you learn in
There is a lot of angst in banking these days. And there are banks doing very well and work environments so upbeat you are still delighted to come to work!In the third segment of the
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