Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at
9:58 pm
The Philippines is going to elect another leader this coming May. Who deserves to be the leader among those contenders? Who has the qualities of an effective leader?
There are a lot of people that say leaders are born. Some say that leaders are made. Whatever your opinion on this, leaders should be ‘effective’ in their leadership and should be responsible to their constituents.
Let’s discuss some of the qualities of an effective leader and apply these qualities to the
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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at
3:27 pm
Cash flow is the heart of a business. Cash flow determines if your business will prosper or fail. A positive cash flow provides good return of investment while a negative cash flow means that you are draining money in your business.
Whatever kind of business you have, you must have the right cash flow management skills. Attention to details in the early stages of your business will pave the way for success. Here are some pointers I learned from Rich Dad Coaching Program to help you contain
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at
5:03 pm
Auto insurance isn’t just about the car. Every auto insurance policy owner should take the time to read their insurance policies. Some auto insurance policies are actually a package designed to cover risks ranging from lawsuits and property damage to medical expenses and even death.
To shop wisely for auto insurance, you need to look at the separate components to be able to search for possible discounts and then decide the best way to spend your money.
Normally, car drivers are
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at
4:15 pm
Kiyosaki says that most often than not, a home is a liability and not an asset. Why? It is because for most people their homes bring a lot of expenses to them rather than an income. They need to pay various home utility bills aside from the real estate taxes.
Everyone knows that he or she can make money from home. Well aside from various home-based businesses such as blogging, and other outsourced work which you can do in the convenience of your own home, there are more ways for you to make
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Thursday, January 7th, 2010 at
11:39 pm
First of all, why are you buying life insurance? The basic rationale for life insurance is to replace your income in the event that you die unexpectedly. Your insurance policy then is supposed to “buy” your dependents’ time to replace the income they had depended on you.
Strictly speaking, life insurance is primarily for protection, not an investment or a savings plan. However, today’s insurance companies offer products with savings plans and investment features. These
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