How To Realistically Set Your Fees - Part 3Once upon at time, when we were employed, we received a benefits package from our employer. This usually included health, life and disability insurance. Many firms also had available pension programs, profit sharing, dental and vision coverage. In addition, one-half of your social security was paid by your employer. [More] | Property Investment: Spoiled for Choice in Europe's Emerging Markets!Investing in European emerging property markets brings the risk that comes with investing in any new territory. However, for those daring enough to take the risk, the returns are far higher than those achieved by investing in the more traditional markets such as France or Spain. Take Romania as an example. Moving into a markets such as Romania now would require a great deal of courage, particularly when the country is still battling organised crime and negative world opinion, but the chances are that ten years down the road, Romania's small Black Sea coastline will take off in much the same way as Bulgaria's has over the past five years. The rewards are always greater for those brave enough to go in early. [More] | How To Realistically Set Your Fees - Part 2Remember, in order to be fair with yourself and your customers, your prices must reflect the true cost of doing business. Do not ever apologize for your prices. You need to charge enough for you to live on and enough to stay in business to service the clients that have come to depend upon you. If some of your customers can't understand this, change your customers, not your prices. [More] |
Interview with Jason of the Pragmatic Finance Blog
This is the 20th in a series of interviews HelpYourMoney.com is doing of other personal finance bloggers.
An Interview with Jason of the Pragmatic Finance Blog:
1. First, can you please introduce yourself and tell us why you started your personal finance blog?
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"Gain the Focus! The Power of Knowing What You Want!"
The Power of Knowing What You Want
Cramer\’s Mad Money Stocks 09/15/06
Here\’s the list of stocks from Cramer\’s Mad Money Show for Friday, September 15, 2006.
Thumbs up for these stocks………..
SHOO $38.27, MET $56.00, ALL $60.12, AIG $65.72, CAL $29.39, HPQ $36.18, PTR $107.35, BEAS $14.61, AKAM $47.18, RAD .
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