Finance

• 6 Key Components to Reaching Your Wealth Management Goals by Charles Massimo
  I’m sure many have heard the expression, "The squeaky wheel gets the oil”.  The same can be said for investment talk.  The worst information is often the loudest. Talking heads reporting about this stock or another, the losses and gains of the market, and ups and downs of the economy has turned up the volume to a degree where the noise has become a complete and harmful distraction.  Much of it is
• A Look at Inflation-Impacted Investments by Charles Massimo
  You must ensure through sound retirement planning that your anticipated income stream will exist. If your current advisor is not addressing this when developing a retirement income plan, than you should consider taking another look at your existing portfolio.
• Retirement Income Planning: 6 Inflation Fighting Strategies by Charles Massimo
  For those retired or nearing retirement and concerned about how to retain purchasing power and preserve their wealth and lifestyle during inflationary cycles, there are prudent portfolio strategies to consider during what is often known as the “distribution phase”. Now is the time to think about the impact inflation might have on your retirement income plan. These 6 strategies can help to build a
• How Far can the Stock Market FALL? by Sanford Kahn
  What a week for the stock market ending August 5, 2011.   Obviously, the short-term direction of the market is DOWN! The 20 day moving average of the S&P 500 stock index has busted-through its 50 day moving average.  The longer-term direction is a weakly UP.  If the 50 day moving average goes through its 200 day moving average, then the longer-term direction will be down.  It is now very c
• United Were Not, Devided We Are by Donnie Bolena
  Do you remember the reaction on 9/11/2001 from "Our Country tis of thee, Sweet Land of Liberty? I do, I remember owning a small delivery company in my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. Do you know what the number one item I was delivering each and every day? It was the American Flag, it was Flag poles, I had more work then I could keep up with. This was only a second job for me to make some extra
• Great Leaders Know How to Say 'No' by Donnie Bolena
  Believe it or not, at one time I Donnie Bolena was a teenager, and I was also a college student. One of the hardest things that I had to deal with when I was younger was telling my friends and family "NO". Well, the truth is that by learning to say no, although you might feel that others will feel hurt or offended. (and it is possible), You are also sending a strong message that you value your
• Things Not To Believe About Accounting by Carl Young, MBA, Mr. Simplicity
  Finance & Accounting Are Simple if Made Simple! This is not a myth it is a meaning!
• Finance and Accounting are Simple and Necessary to Thrive in Business by Carl Young, MBA, Mr. Simplicity
  Finance amd Accounting are Simple if Made Simple! This is not a myth it is a meaning! I guarantee to make finance & accounting simple to understand and applky for non financial professionals.
• What you need to know about Marketing Luxury Real Estate by Greg Herder
  As the real estate market in the U.S. slowly continues to regain its footing, many agents are looking at this time as a chance to redefine their market. With so many agents abandoning—or at least significantly cutting back—their marketing systems to save money, others are jumping in to take advantage of the marketing void. In other words, they are taking an offensive approach in order to put
• Broke or Successful - Which Do You Prefer? by Marilyn Ellis
  1. Broke People think everything is too good to be true. Successful People think that getting a job sounds too bad to be true. 2. Broke People give up when things don’t go their way; a few disappointments and they are onto something else, saying things like “it wasn’t for me". Successful People work harder and become more determined when things go bad, and understand that you have to take t
• Are You Charging What You Are Worth? by Marilyn Ellis
  Establishing fees and setting boundaries with your clients is always the first priority of a business owner. If you are in a service provider industry, there can be quantifiable prices for supplies and tools and probably even industry standards for your hourly rate. But how do you measure your value as a coach, consultant or professional speaker? Being all three, and belonging to several pr
• The One Thing You MUST Have to Be Successful... by Tim Piccirillo
  Hi All, I recently did two different speaker showcases in two different cities.  A speaker showcase is normally presented by a speaker’s bureau who assembles as many meeting planners as possible into a room and then several speakers do a short speech to “showcase” what they can do.  I spent quite a bit of money to be included in this particular showcase and the logistics were incredibly di
• The One Thing You MUST Have to Be Successful... by Tim Piccirillo
  If you are going to be successful in business, you must have PASSION for what you are doing...
• Future Trends: The End of the World In 2012? Get Over It! by Marilyn Ellis
  First it was Y2K and now it's the end of the world in 2012? Get over it! Welcome to the second decade of the 21st Century! How did that happen so quickly? Seems like we just got over worrying about our computer systems imploding on the eve of 2000, which proves my point: Worrying about things that probably won't happen, is a waste of time. True futurists see possibilities as well as pitf
• Another Side of Hoarding by Marilyn Ellis
  How much of hoarding is really the hoarder's fault? How much is inherited and how much is the result of family dynamics?
• Key Selling Words For The 21st Century by Marilyn Ellis
  What keywords are you using to market your business? Are you focusing on the features of what you do rather than the benefits your clients will get? If so, you are still operating in the 20th Century. Learn what sells, 21st Century style.
• What Kind Of Business Are You? by Marilyn Ellis
  Understand the difference between Business to Consumer Selling and Business to Business Selling makes all the difference in your success. Which one are you and which one should you be?
• Ten Tips To Staying Positive In This Economy by Marilyn Ellis
  It's easy to fall prey to the doom and gloom put forward by the news and the naysayers. Here are 10 tips to help you survive the lousy economy and come out on the other side having manifested abundance in your life.
• Bad Ecomony? What's That Got To Do With You? by Marilyn Ellis
  Every time you turn on the TV, the news is bad. The economy has crashed, friends, neighbors, family have lost their jobs and/or their savings. But what has this got to do with your business? People still need you. You are the still the best deal in town - the best at what you do. Here are some thoughts about how to think about your business in these turbulent times.
• Thinking About Starting Your Own Business? by Marilyn Ellis
  Thinking about starting your own business? Good for you. There's a big difference in the way employees and business owners think. Do you know the difference? If you don't, here are the critical points that will help you create a successful business. It's all about Attitude and Infrastructure. You'll learn important elements of business that will take you to the head of the class and save you from

• 6 Key Components to Reaching Your Wealth Management Goals Charles Massimo         posted in: Finance
  I’m sure many have heard the expression, "The squeaky wheel gets the oil”.  The same can be said for investment talk.  The worst information is often the loudest. Talking heads reporting about this stock or another, the losses and gains of the market, and ups and downs of the economy has turned up the volume to a degree where the noise has become a complete and harmful distraction.  Much...
• A Look at Inflation-Impacted Investments Charles Massimo         posted in: Finance
  A comprehensive retirement income strategy will help protect your investments from inflationary pressures.  This is because Inflation impacts nearly all retirement-based investing vehicles. Consider this high-level view of some of those most common: 1.  Cash, money market, savings and checking accounts. These instruments are not going to keep up with inflation a...
• Retirement Income Planning: 6 Inflation Fighting Strategies Charles Massimo         posted in: Finance
  For those retired or nearing retirement and concerned about how to retain purchasing power and preserve their wealth and lifestyle during inflationary cycles, there are prudent portfolio strategies to consider during what is often known as the “distribution phase”. Now is the time to think about the impact inflation might have on your retirement income plan. These 6 strategies can help to b...
• How Far can the Stock Market FALL? Sanford Kahn         posted in: Finance
  What a week for the stock market ending August 5, 2011.   Obviously, the short-term direction of the market is DOWN! The 20 day moving average of the S&P 500 stock index has busted-through its 50 day moving average.  The longer-term direction is a weakly UP.  If the 50 day moving average goes through its 200 day moving average, then the longer-term di...
• United Were Not, Devided We Are Donnie Bolena         posted in: Business Grammar and Writing
  Do you remember the reaction on 9/11/2001 from "Our Country tis of thee, Sweet Land of Liberty? I do, I remember owning a small delivery company in my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. Do you know what the number one item I was delivering each and every day? It was the American Flag, it was Flag poles, I had more work then I could keep up with. This was only a second job for me to make some e...
• Great Leaders Know How to Say ‘No’ Donnie Bolena         posted in: Business Grammar and Writing
  Believe it or not, at one time I Donnie Bolena was a teenager, and I was also a college student. One of the hardest things that I had to deal with when I was younger was telling my friends and family "NO". Well, the truth is that by learning to say no, although you might feel that others will feel hurt or offended. (and it is possible),
• Things Not To Believe About Accounting Carl Young, MBA, Mr. Simplicity         posted in: Finance
  I start my seminars on Finance & Accounting Made Simple with a few questions to attendees. They all have to do with so called "myths" about accounting. I try and determine what the audiences believe about accounting. One of the questions is whether they feel accounting is complicated and/or difficult to learn. Most allow that it is complicated as in their minds it ivolves lots of compli...
• Finance and Accounting are Simple and Necessary to Thrive in Business Carl Young, MBA, Mr. Simplicity         posted in: Finance
  I have trained thousands of entrepreneurs and non fiinancial personnel in the foundation and fundamentals of finance & accounting. This training is done under the banner of Finance and Accounting Made Simple! Finance & Accounting are Simple if Made Simple! This is not a myth it is a meaning. I have over 25 years of experience in finance and accounting positons and training. I guaran...
• What you need to know about Marketing Luxury Real Estate Greg Herder         posted in: Finance
  As the real estate market in the U.S. slowly continues to regain its footing, many agents are looking at this time as a chance to redefine their market. With so many agents abandoning—or at least significantly cutting back—their marketing systems to save money, others are jumping in to take advantage of the marketing void. In other words, they are taking an offensive approach in order to ...
• Broke or Successful – Which Do You Prefer? Marilyn Ellis         posted in: Finance
  1. Broke People think everything is too good to be true. Successful People think that getting a job sounds too bad to be true. 2. Broke People give up when things don’t go their way; a few disappointments and they are onto something else, saying things like “it wasn’t for me". Successful People work harder and become more determined when things go bad, and understand that you have to ...

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