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How to Choose a Financial Planner

How to Choose a Financial Planner

Having the right questions for a planner is critical. Here are six questions to ask financial planners before you decide to work with one.... (Continue reading)

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This Old House

This Old House

Compelling as they may sound, foreclosures and short sales can present unique challenges. ... (Continue reading)

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Show Me the Money!

Show Me the Money!

Getting new and growing companies financed has become difficult in today’s business environment. Economic conditions combined with the real estate market drop and tighter lending standards have left many entrepreneurs scratching their heads over how to finance their ventures. “Home equity... (Continue reading)

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In Case of Disaster

In Case of Disaster

Imagine walking into your office, warehouse, or plant tomorrow morning and finding an empty space. Everything is gone. What would you do? How would you start rebuilding your business? What would you say to your employees? The scenario may seem... (Continue reading)

Learn to Make the Most of Your Day

Learn to Make the Most of Your Day

For most business owners, there simply aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done. Time goes by quickly as the clock ticks away, leaving well-intentioned entrepreneurs pushing important tasks off to future dates. Add in the challenging economic... (Continue reading)

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Managing Remote IT Security

Managing Remote IT Security

You’ve managed to shave costs in this tough economy by hiring more remote workers who don’t require office space, company cars or supervision, but did you stop to consider the computer security issues that can crop up when multiple individuals... (Continue reading)

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Is Now the Time to Buy Real Estate?

Is Now the Time to Buy Real Estate?

If you believe in the investment philosophy “buy low and sell high,” then you’re probably already starting to wonder if now is the right time to begin buying real estate. The market is flush with foreclosures (homes that have already... (Continue reading)

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Going Micro

Going Micro

Many companies use a broad brush when it comes to the Internet, opting to create a single, main Web site where customers can find “everything and anything” about a firm’s products and services.... (Continue reading)

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Protecting Your Brand in Social Networking

Protecting Your Brand in Social Networking

Yves Darbouze knows about the risks associated with online social networking. Not only does his New York-based interactive agency pLot Multimedia use social media extensively, but it also develops digital content and online strategies for clients like Toyota, Sean John... (Continue reading)

Social Networking for Business Intelligence

Social Networking for Business Intelligence

Real estate agents use social media networks like Twitter to get into the minds of home buyers and sellers, and the National Football League has used MySpace and Facebook to learn intimate details about their potential recruits. Call it “spying,”... (Continue reading)

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