| Nov 29 |
Solution for Consolidating Unsecured Credit DebtHelp with Unsecured Debt Credit Solutions - Helping You Credit Solutions is the largest for-profit debt management company in the United States, managing over $1.73 billion of unsecured debt for their clients. They have a 99.32% satisfaction rate based on the ratio of complaints to total clients served. Credit Solutions has worked with 143,626 consumers to date and have 84,051 current clients as of March 18, 2008. They help by securing a reduction in your outstanding debt, providing you with solid financial information and innovative budgeting tools. |
| Oct 23 |
Banking on the WebI have to admit to being slightly in awe of my accountant Michael. My visits with him are rather like those with my doctor, except Michael’s never once asked me to unbutton my blouse. Instead, he intimately exposes my financial vulnerability, running a slender finger down the trail of indecent consumerism that has become my life of late. He looks at me almost tenderly, like a father to a small child, one eyebrow raised in Roger Moorish amusement. Smiles an easy smile, and tells me that ‘managing money is not my forte’. |
| Sep 29 |
What to Look for in an Online Savings AccountBanking has never been so easy and convenient. With a variety of banking services now made available on the internet, online banking serves as a perfect option for the busy people not only the professionals, businessmen and frequent travelers but also the home-based workers and housewives who attend to so many chores as well. The services offered by banks that have gone online and the purely online banks are actually very similar those offered by the traditional banks. Sometimes, though, there are features and marketing promotions unique only to online banking and not found in the brick-and-mortar banks. Another difference seen is the fewer fees charged on online banking services owing to the reduced overhead expenses of the bank. |
| May 11 |
Choosing a Bank AccountOne of the first things you must do when starting a new business is open a bank account for your business. You will have to consider several things including transaction and borrowing costs, what facilities the bank offers, and the type of relationship you want with a bank. A business account is essential if you are setting up a Limited Company or Partnership. While you can use your own personal account if your business is a sole proprietorship, it is advisable that you have a separate business account to manage your business finances. Now that you are aware that you have to open a bank account, how do you go about it? Can you use the same bank that you use for your personal accounts? Of course, you can! But they may not offer the best deal for your business. The considerations for opening a business account are quite different from a personal account - you could be missing out on lower charges and higher interest on a credit balance. Over a long period, you could be depriving your business of a significant amount of money. Before you sign up with anyone, look around and understand what’s available out there. We’ve put together the 5 most important factors to consider before choosing a bank account: |