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Can't Control the Markets? Try controlling the Costs
2009-06-25 13:59:00 You can't control the markets, but you can control investing costsAs 2008 proved, the financial markets are prone to unpredictable periods of turbulence. That can make investing feel a bit like a roller-coaster ride. The disappointing results that many mutual funds posted in 2008 and at the outset of 2009 may have left you feeling concerned over your financial future. You're not alone.However, one maxim seems to hold true: There's one very important element affecting long-term investment return that you can exert a great deal of control over, and that's your investing costs.Keeping costs to a minimum can help boost long-term investment success. That's because every dollar paid for management fees, trading costs, and taxes is a dollar less of potential net return. And while some costs are not as transparent to the average mutual fund investor, a fund's expense ratio is always transparent.Although lower costs aren't a guarantee of superior mutual fund performance, higher costs ... More About: Markets , Control , Costs
Tips to help make kids financially responsible
2009-06-21 01:30:00 A recent national survey said that parents are more apt to talk about the birds and the bees than money and finances. Good thing you're not one of them, right? No matter what age, your kids need to hear from you about the money basics. Here are a few tips to help you begin the financial dialogue with them (and keep it open): Start'em young ? Start their education about money matters by having a monthly family finance meeting. That savings account you've been meaning to open for them? No time like the present. School the school-aged kids ? After-school jobs are more than just a way to get the kids off the couch. Fiscal responsibility becomes real when it's their hard-earned money at stake. College kids? Tell them instant credit = lingering debt ? The average college student with credit cards graduates already $4,000 in the hole. So make sure they know to look at the fine print. Tell them to read the agreement before accepting the "free" gi... More About: Kids , Tips , Make
Local or Direct Bank or Broker
2009-06-16 01:33:00 If you're looking to finance a mortgage, expect to invest some time (and maybe some angst) in the process. Many options are out there ? we'd like to help you narrow down the field to 3: local banks, direct banks and brokers. Local bankers lend the money directly without a middleman, using their bank's money, rates and terms. Direct banks work directly with homeowners (online and by phone) and are usually more flexible. Mortgage brokers work with banks and borrowers to "broker" the best deal. They don't lend their own money. Here are some other difference "makers": Local bankers may provide good rates/discounts for existing customers, can add your mortgage to a suite of the bank's products, allow you to set up online automatic payments, etc. But the loans are more conservative, the process can be arduous, possible mistakes and overcharges can appear and they're not required to disclose the "yield-spread premium" (lender's fee for a highe... More About: Bank , Broker
When It Pays To Use Cash For Purchases
2009-06-08 13:57:00 For years there have been many consumers who have charged through life (pun intended) putting any and all expenses on their trusty credit card. Roughly half of those consumers managed their accounts responsibly and benefited from the many perks associated with using their credit card and paying the balance in full each month. The other half....well many of those people are dealing with the fall out from the economy and struggling with high levels of debt. Not surprisingly more and more people are choosing to pay with cash, debit cards or any other means besides their credit card. This is likely due to the extreme changes going on within the industry as well as an awakening that many of us have been living beyond our means for far too long. The good news is you can reduce debt and also save money by keeping your plastic in your wallet. In fact, while merchants should not charge more for the convenience of using a credit card, there is no rule preventing them from offering incen... More About: Cash , Pays
Long Term Investing
2009-06-03 01:27:00 Investing has its own language and understanding it can make it easier to be a confident investor. Two common terms you hear when people talk about investing are "bid" and "ask." Here's an explanation of what they mean:In short, "Bid" is the highest price someone is currently willing to pay for a stock. "Ask" is the lowest price at which someone is currently willing to sell a stock. * Say you decide to buy stock in XYZ Company. To buy those shares, you'll have to pay what sellers are "Ask"ing. 1. First, you check the "Ask" price. 2. If the price looks good, you place your order. 3. The order is routed to an exchange and executed at the "ask"ing price the market is offering at that moment. * Eventually, you decide to sell your stock in XYZ Company. Since you're now the seller, you'll receive the current price that the buyers are "Bid"ding ? or willing to pay. 1. First, you check the "Bid" price. 2. If the price looks good, you place your sel... More About: Investing , Long , Term
Leadership is a Results Contest
2009-05-26 14:50:00 Guest Post By Tony JearyIf you go to Amazon.com and search in books using the word 'leadership' you get over 300,000 possibilities. If you are interested in getting a formal education in leadership, you can earn Phd or Masters degrees in such disciplines as Organizational Leadership , Change Leadership, Leadership Communication and others. You can even earn a Servant Leadership Certificate if you need one of those. The point is that leadership is a big subject and it means many different things to different people. The dictionary definition of the word lead is: To show the way by going in advance, and to guide or direct on a path. So, in its purest sense leadership engages the ability to do those two things.It's important to understand what the core issue of leadership is. By that I mean the most foundational issue of leadership that is easy to understand and easy to measure. One of the undeniable facts of leadership is that leaders are measured and subjected to criticism and scru... More About: Contest , Results
Have heard of OLX ?
2009-05-18 09:46:00 Me neither. But I was recently contacted by them to see if I would let me readers know about OLX.What is OLX ?OLX is an internet company based in New York, NY and Buenos Aires, Argentina. The OLX website hosts free user-generated classified advertisements for urban communities around the world and provides discussion forums sorted by various topics.Facts about OLX OLX is the largest free classifieds site no one?s ever heard of!OLX has over 50 million unique visitors per month and 400 million page views per month! Almost 2 million new ads are posted monthly on OLX!OLX has raised $28.5 million in funding since March, 2006 Americans are not likely to have heard of OLX because its popularity lies mainly outside of the United States in places like Spain, India, Portugal, Mexico, South America, China, and the PhilippinesOLX has offices spread over the globe with 125 employees working out of New York, Buenos Aires, Beijing, and MoscowOLX provides a simple solution to th...
Are you House Poor?
2009-05-08 17:17:00 The great American Dream has always revolved around owning a home. Sure, having the 2.3 kids, the cushy corporate job and the stylish car to drive to work everyday are part of the myth, too, but nothing quite summed up Americana quite like the white picket fence. But if recent economic numbers are any clue, this dream is becoming a nightmare for many in the US.According to date released by the United States Census Bureau, an increasing number of homeowners are spending a larger and larger amount of their incomes on housing than in previous years. People in 49 out of 50 states reported an increase. The only state that didn?t, Alaska, spent the same amount. The report showed that people are spending around 21 percent on their housing needs, up from 19 percent in 1999.This is a huge problem for first-time buyers who may now be priced out of housing markets all across the country. Economists point to rises in home prices in the last 7 years, as well as higher interest rates, coupled wit... More About: House , Poor
Forex Trading
2009-04-29 17:33:00 Forex Trading , which is more commonly known as FX, is for the purpose of selling and buying currencies of various countries in an international market for the exchange or competing against each other in the money arena. The ability of the investors to sell and buy these different currencies is for the reason of making a small profit with each transaction.Investors are attracted to it and many end up Forex traders. The FX market is open for trading from Monday 0:00 GMT and shut down on Friday 10:00 GMT and traders are not only locked to the NASDAQ or The New York Stock Exchange time frame.Frankly, the Foreign Exchange Market fluid and really appealing to investors who can attain trades ranging equal to two trillion dollars on a day by day basis. Such vast sums of money in the trading arena make it nearly out of the question for an individual trader to create a discernible impact.Foreign Exchange Trading is the dealing by buying and selling one nations currency for a different natio... More About: Forex , Forex Trading
Best Free Personal Finance PDF Guides and Ebooks
2009-04-24 16:40:00 By managing your personal finances well, you will be able to get more out of every dollar that you earn - regardless of what your income or your lifestyle is.Managing personal finance involves the ability to set financial goals, work towards them and secure your financial future.However, reliable and unbiased financial advice is not easy to come by. As a result, many people keep making the same mistake over and over again. They do not plan well in advance, give in too often to temptation and spend unnecessarily, listen to dubious advice given by enthusiastic financial salespeople and most importantly do not do sufficient research before making decisions of a financial nature.Further, personal finance includes all aspects of one?s financial life: tracking income and expenses, saving and investing, understanding taxes and insurance as also planning for long-term goals like retirement, college education for one?s children or buying a house.It is therefore very important that a personal... More About: Personal , Personal Finance , Finance , Ebooks , Free
Real Ways to Save money !!
2008-05-20 16:05:00 I was reading a post on CNN money by Walter Updegrave where he was answering a question by a reader about the simple ways of saving money. Although Walter's answer was good , I found more practical tips for saving money in the comments left by various readers.Here are a few of my favorites:I had a friend however whose husband would spend whatever balance was in the checking account. So one week she would pay the bill to “BellSouth” for the actual phone bill and a couple weeks later she would put a payment to “southern Bell” for the same phone bill. It basically deducted the bill twice from the account. She could go back and add up all the Southern Bells and see what her savings was and it provided emergency funds for her when needed. No not an ideal system but it worked for her.Posted By K Hofmann, Gastonia, NC My wife and I set up several savings accounts at ING (no fees, good rates) and a set amount goes into each account every pay period. We use these accounts as savin... More About: Money , Save Money , Real , Save
Who makes the Tough Money Decisions ?
2008-05-14 15:23:00 The people, who make decisions in accounting, make it based on three categories. First, people who manage a business, second, the external people of a business who have a direct financial interest to a business, and third the people and organizations that have an indirect effect on a business. This applies to non profit organizations as well. Management refers to the group of people who are in charge for operating a business and for measuring up to the profitability and liquidity goals. If a business is extremely large, then the management will most often require more than one person, and the people are hired to perform their job. Managers need to answer important questions such as what was the company’s net income, and if they have a substantial rate of return. Does the company have enough assets, and which products bring in the most money? When making a decision, managers usually follow a systematic approach. Even though larger businesses require a more concrete analysis, ... More About: Money , Tough , Decisions
Tushar Mathur, mentioned in SmartMoney magazine
2008-05-09 16:18:00 I was recently mentioned in one of the articles in the May, 2008 edition of SmartMoney. About 2 months back I received an email from the author of the article Anne Kadet, asking to talk to me over the phone about my experience with Bank of America during my hunt for a mortgage.She as writing about a practice that was now being used by banks called "Price Profiling". Price profiling is a very common practice in the travel industry, but Banks ??Here is an excerpt of the article.TUSHAR MATHUR HAD every reason to expect Bank of America's best deal on a mortgage. After all, the 31-year-old software developer kept a checking account and a credit card with the giant consumer bank. He had a ridiculously high credit score — 785 — and was willing to make a 20% down payment on a brand-new four-bedroom colonial in the Atlanta suburbs. But a funny thing happened on the way to closing the deal on his first home. After reviewing his application, he says, a Bank of America representative offer... More About: Magazine
Long Term Investing
2008-05-02 22:26:00 Buying stocks you can hold in your portfolio for years is quite a different process than buying a stock you expect to sell next week. Of course, there is no guarantee that once you buy a stock with an eye to the long-term you'll never have to sell it. But identifying companies that are more likely to turn in a solid performance over the next five to ten years isn't that difficult if you focus on three key areas: Growth, Quality, and Value. Going for Growth Long -term stock investors hold one truth to be self-evident -- that ultimately, over the years, one factor can usually drive a stock's share price higher and higher. That single factor is the growth of a company's earnings (the company's profits). In turn, a company's overall growth is ultimately dependent on the company's growth of sales or revenues. Companies that sustain earnings growth over the years are likely to be rewarded with ever- rising share prices. On the flip side of the equation, companies with no profit... More About: Investing , Term
Carnival of Everything Finance: # 17
2008-04-29 17:48:00 Welcome to the April 22, 2008 edition of Carnival of Everything Finance .We had over 110 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them.I hope you enjoy reading these articles. Earning Money James Lee presents The 3 Types of People Who Can Help You Create an Idea Virus – Which One Are You? posted at Online Business Freedom David B. Bohl presents What?s a Mentor and Where Do I Find One? posted at Slow Down Fast Today! LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS presents How I Made $2,667 In Passive Income In March ?08 posted at LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS David B. Bohl presents SOHO BizTube Column: If the Economy is on the Downturn is Life on the Upswing? posted at Slow Down Fast Today! Cindy King presents Why You Need To Internationalize Your Own Communication First To Avoid Cultural Blunders posted at Get International Clients James Lee presents The Seduction Game… of Marketing posted at Online Business Freedom MoneyKing (Tim) pre...
Starting a Business: Top 10 Do's and Don'ts
2008-04-23 18:26:00 TOP TEN DO'S1. Live frugally and begin saving up money for operating your business.2. Learn your business by working for someone else in the same business first.3. Consider the benefits of starting a moonlight business.4. Consider the advantages of operating a family business.5. Objectively measure your skills and training against potential competition.6. Consider subcontracting to low cost suppliers if you're manufacturing a product.7. Test market your product or service before starting or expanding.8. Make "for" and "against" list describing the business you are in or considering.9. Talk to lots of people for advice.10. Make a comparative analysis of all opportunities you are considering.TOP TEN DON'TS1. Quit your job before you have completed start-up plans.2. Consider operating a business in a field you do not enjoy.3. Risk all the family assets. Limit your liabilities to a predetermined amount.4. Compete with your employer in a moonlight business.5. Be in a hurry to select a... More About: Business
12 different Taxes that Americans Pay!
2008-04-17 17:12:00 I found this list at 12DaysOfTaxes and thought it was an interesting read.1) Income Taxes The United States income tax is usually the first thing people think of when they hear the word tax. That is because between Federal and State taxes some Americans loose as much as 35% of their paychecks to income taxes. 2) Business Taxes Also known as corporate taxes, these are direct taxes levied on the profits of businesses. Expenses that are deemed necessary to the business can usually be deducted to lower the amount of profits subject to taxation. 3) Payroll Taxes These are the taxes that must be deducted from wages paid to employees, and the employer usually must match the amounts. Some payroll taxes include federal withholdings, disability insurance, Medicare, and other state withholdings. ...
5 Steps to Organize your Work Day Efficiently
2008-04-10 19:44:00 It’s 10:38am and you are on a roll. You are so deeply involved in your work, that you barely notice the world around you. You are in the zone. You just need to verify the date on that invoice…but where is that invoice? It was right there a second ago. Nothing throws off your concentration faster that disorganization. You may have to spend the next 10 minutes looking through drawers, the piles on your desk and maybe even the recycling bin to see if it accidentally ended up there.Are you one of those people who say they have their ‘own’ filing system? This usually is just a cover for ‘I basically know what each of these various piles are here for and can probably tell you what’s in some of them.’ There is no telling how much time can be lost in a day due to disorganization. Imagine if every time you needed something, it was right where it was supposed to be. What a time saver that would be! If you are trying to find a way to avoid losing precious minutes out of... More About: Organize , Work , Steps
Vanguard's Investment Approach
2008-04-08 16:00:00 I'm a big fan of Vanguard and thats why I have my Roth IRA as well as my daughter's education account with them. There are many reasons why I like their investment style and the wide array of funds that they offer. I have mentioned these here at Saving for Kids College Educationand Best Kept secrets of financial planning.I recently found their written and followed investment approach and thought that I should share it with my readers. Here it is:Although we offer many strategies with both internally and externally managed funds, common themes run through the investment advice we provide our clients. Indeed, these tenets have been a part of the company since our inception and are embedded in Vanguard's culture. We've distilled our philosophy into nine statements, which are presented here. For Vanguard, they represent both the past and the future-enduring principles that guide the investment decisions we help our clients make. Vanguard believes that: Investing is for meeting lon... More About: Investment
Carnival of Everything Finance: # 16
2008-04-03 14:41:00 Welcome to the April 3rd, 2008 Edition of Carnival of Everything Finance .We had over 100 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them.I hope you enjoy reading these articles. Business SJ Yee presents Time Management for Lazy People posted at Personal Development for the Book Smart Cindy King presents How Information Products Sold In Foreign Markets Can Save Your Business When Your Economy Is Slow posted at Get International Clients Jose DeJesus MD presents Small Business Tax Breaks in the Stimulus Program posted at Physician Entrepreneur Andrew Erickson presents No Phone Number For You! Part I posted at WebSite Werx Jimmy Sansi presents Magical Methods That Increase Sales posted at The Kaizen Business Steve Oliphant presents Discover how to accept all major credit cards on your website with these simple steps. posted at Steve Oliphant's Musings Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Rules: science and practice...
How to write a Personal Check
2008-03-28 17:47:00 Though it’s not the most difficult thing in the world, safely writing a check is something that everyone needs to know before it is all said and done.Use Ink, Never LeadAlways use a pen to write a check to prevent any kind of tampering with the check. Never use a pencil when you are check writing because someone could fill in the blanks with the amount they would like to receive and easily erase your pencil marks. To avoid dishing out blank checks to people, be sure to use some kind of ink. Although a pen is acceptable according to most people, it is wise to use a permanent marker if possible. This is significant due to those occurrences in which people have committed “check washing”, which is a process in which criminals use chemicals to remove checks’ ink. A permanent marker prevents this possibility.Dating and Identifying TipsWhen you first look at the check, it might seem complicated. All of those blanks are easy to fill out once you have all of the information, though. ... More About: Personal , Write , Check
How to track business expenses during Start-Up phase
2008-03-26 15:41:00 Small businesses in the start up phase have a lot of important decisions to make as they develop their business plans and concentrate on the initial steps that will put their business on track, building from the ground up. One of the most important aspects of the start up phase is putting together a sound financial plan to incorporate the start up costs that will continue to be relevant not only during the startup phase but also will grow with the company down the line.Entrepreneurs often use their own start up capital to get their business ideas off the ground. Essentially, it is important to differentiate business expenses from personal expenses to maximize accounting efforts and to easily track the cost of business start up. Employing a company credit card, designed for small businesses, is an easy way to tally all business expenses in one location. For a young business, accurate accounting will be vital to establishing a solid foundation. Knowing what your expenses are will aid ... More About: Business , Start-Up , Start , Track , Expenses
What are hedge funds ?
2008-03-24 09:57:00 When it comes to what hedge fund means, it can be quite difficult to explain exactly what it is. Certainly, in many cases you will find that no hedging techniques have been used. Instead, what you will find is that the various different hedge funds now available will use a variety of different strategies in order to make a profit for those who invest in them.When it comes to what hedge fund means, it can be quite difficult to explain exactly what it is. Certainly, in many cases you will find that no hedging techniques have been used. Instead, what you will find is that the various different hedge funds now available will use a variety of different strategies in order to make a profit for those who invest in them.Most hedge funds today have been set up as a partnership and will consist of only a couple or a number of partners in it. As with all partnerships, there is a general partner and it is this person who manages the funds portfolio for the rest of the partners who have elect... More About: Hedge , Funds
Carnival of Everything Finance - #15
2008-03-18 13:34:00 Welcome to the March 17, 2008 edition of Carnival of Everything Finance .We had over 110 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them.I hope you enjoy reading these articles. Earning Money Tim Gary presents Weasels and False Promises posted at Internet Success Bites Michel Fortin presents Give Your Joint-Venture Offer An Extra Punch posted at The Michel Fortin Blog David B. Bohl presents Career Growing Pains? 5 Signs You May Be in the Wrong Profession posted at Slow Down Fast Today! Matthew Paulson presents Safety Considerations for Small Business Owners posted at American Entrepreneurship Joshua C. Karlin presents Powerful Yet Reasonable Goals posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas Steve Faber presents - Continuing Education Certificate Programs – Earn Extra Money posted at DebtBlog Erek Ostrowski presents Visualize More Income! posted at Verve Coaching David B. Bohl presents Entrepreneurs: Wh...
You must have Life Insurance !!
2008-03-12 12:00:00 One thing none of us want to think about is our own deaths. Beyond the fact that we’d no longer be able to experience life, we can also leave our families with huge obligations. From loans, mortgages to more complex expenses that our passing would force our families and loved ones to cope with; doesn’t it make sense to have protection? For most people life insurance makes a lot of sense that said the most important question after that is how much does a person need. In order to establish this you would need to first work out the total impact financially of a person dying would actually have on the family or business relationships that they may have. Other than the need to cover funeral expenses most people do contribute greatly to the overall family expenses whether it is a bread winner providing the money to buy the food and heat the house or the person that stays at home providing the labor for the housework and looking after the family such as cooking etc. All this needs ... More About: Life , Insurance , Life Insurance
Carnival of Everything Finance: #14
2008-03-06 15:44:00 Welcome to the March 6, 2008 edition of Carnival of Everything Finance .We had over 110 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them.I hope you enjoy reading these articles as much as I did. Earning Money Jennifer Gervens presents Day 77 posted at The Freebie Diva Derrick Markotter presents Copywriting Blueprint Formula posted at Online Business Blog James Lee presents How to Start Long and Profitable Business Relationships posted at Online Business Freedom Robert Phillips presents Are You Walking Over the Dollars to Get to the Dimes? posted at CYBERCA$HOLOGY Jed Norwood presents Forex Trading The News | Tips and Tricks posted at Forex Strategy Secrets The Financial Blogger presents Easy Tricks To Get A Promotion posted at The Financial Blogger Spider5 presents PayPal competitor Revolution Money Exchange offers $25 sign-up bonus posted at Prosper Lending Review Carol Bentley presents Getting your thoug...
What can a dentist teach me about business, life and success?
2008-02-29 22:56:00 If you are like most people, you might be asking yourself, “What can a dentist teach me about business, life and success?” Many think a dentist gets out of dental school, opens his or her practice and goes home rich and happy. The sad reality is this is not at all true. It may have been that way 50 years ago, but today a dentist has the same challenges as any other business owner. As with any business that is going to succeed, we have to attract and keep customers; know how to market and sell; and provide quality customer service in order to become and stay profitable. Dentist s, just like any other business professional, have to follow certain principles to be successful both personally and professionally. Many dentists are successful in business but not in their personal life. Many business professionals are successful in their work; yet often lack balance or a happy life. Th... More About: Business , Life , Success
Thinking about Refinancing ? Read This...
2008-02-29 20:51:00 If you're a homeowner, you may have refinanced your mortgage, or perhaps the recent declines in mortgage interest rates have you thinking about it.For the first time since 2005, mortgage interest rates have dipped below 6%, triggering a small boom in refinancing. Applications to refinance loans jumped 135% between November 2, 2007, and January 25, 2008, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.Depending on your mortgage, refinancing can lower your interest rate, reduce your monthly loan payment, and leave you with additional money to pay down debts and invest for retirement. A lower mortgage rate can translate to significant savings in the long term—if you use those savings wisely.A chance to revamp your financesConsider savings from your mortgage refinance a gift that can keep on giving—an opportunity to invest in your future."If you're able to reduce your mortgage cost through refinancing, that gives you the ability to save more for retirement or your children's colleg... More About: Read , Thinking , Refinancing
6 Steps to a Successful Small Business
2008-02-22 23:00:00 A few days ago, I finally followed through on what I have been meaning to do for a very long time....form an LLC to expand my business of websites/blogs. I have called it ATA Consulting LLC. The reason I have given this name is because 'Consulting' is a very broad category and thats why I'm not limited to just websites and blogs.Below is a 6 step process to building a successful business. 1. Start Smart2. Plan Ahead3. Set up Systems4. Seek out Sales5. Aim for Growth6. Leverage Opportunities1. Start Smart.Identify a niche. Don't compete to be the lowest cost provider. Look for what makes your product or service unique and adds a special value for the client and charge for that value. Every business has many facets. Start with what you know and like; start a business that has meaning to you. Keep in mind that we don't know what the future holds, many of the jobs and businesses of tomorrow don't exist today. You can create your own success.Now is the time to dream. To start s... More About: Business , Small Business , Small , Steps
Carnival of Everything Finance: #13
More articles from this author:2008-02-19 15:36:00 Welcome to the February 15, 2008 edition of Carnival of Everything Finance .We had over 130 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them. Earning Money poetloverrebelspy presents Claim Your Refund for Foreign Credit Card Transactions posted at Less Than a Shoestring Joshua C. Karlin presents The Best Fundraising Idea posted at Marketing & Fundraising Ideas Raymond presents My Favorite Reward Credit Cards and Promotions | Money Blue Book posted at Money Blue Book Wenchypoo presents Do-It-Yourself Fair Tax Plan (Super L-O-N-G) posted at Wisdom From Wenchypoo's Mental Wastebasket Jesse presents Career tip #3 - How to get a raise - Guaranteed best guide to salary increase on the web or at least the most entertaining posted at The Penny Saved Andrew Erickson presents Merchant Processing 102 posted at WebSite Werx Kingsley Tagbo presents In Search Of A Mentor posted at HOW TO LEARN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FAST ... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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