I've always questioned the universally accepted 'passion' angle, and when I made 200k in one 6 months stretch I knew I was right, resources bring options you can then become passionate about... Matt Oettli subscriber 5pts Ironic...He says don't take advice on how to be successful from somone else; and, now he will sell a book on how to be successful
Raising Capital: Equity vs. Debt - Businessweek
Banks "continued to tighten standards and terms...on all major types of loans to businesses," though fewer were doing so than in late 2008, when tightening was nearly universal. Again, asset-rich manufacturers with plants, equipment, and inventory that can be liquidated are well positioned for debt financing, while service or Web companies are less so, says venture investor Michael Gurau, president of Coastal Enterprises Community Ventures, which runs two regional venture funds in Portland, Me
How the Maker of TurboTax Fought Free, Simple Tax Filing - ProPublica
As long as you have the option to ignore it and pay somebody else to do your taxes (or do them yourself) why would you oppose it - unless, like Intuit, this is how you make your living? Seriously. Roughly 25 million Americans used TurboTax last year, and a recent GAO analysis said the software accounted for more than half of individual returns filed electronically
Car Sharing from Zipcar: How Does Car Sharing Work?
If there's another car in the Zipcar spot, please make a note of the make, model, and number plate of the unfortunate offender so that we can have them towed away. expand all Insurance and damage What's the insurance coverage? Every member in good standing who complies with the membership contract is covered while driving a Zipcar
If rates do rise in 2015 (and no one has a crystal ball) by fixing you would've lost the flexibility to ditch and switch to a better payer, so it's important to go into fixed-rate savings with your eyes open and know the risks. If nothing untoward happens then you never need to use the card, but if something goes wrong, then you could always use the card, and you'd be no worse off than had you not paid it off anyway
Bank of America Lied to Homeowners and Rewarded Foreclosures, Former Employees Say - ProPublica
A study last year found that about 800,000 homeowners would have qualified for HAMP if Bank of America and the other largest servicers had done an adequate job of handling homeowner applications. Payment comes in on what would have been on time with the original servicer, but the new servicer instead declares the mortgage payment late and heaps a huge penalty on top
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