October 10, 2011
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Tip: Thriving in Today’s Economy
Studying the headlines every day for clues to the economy can be a frustrating process, and trying to figure out what works best in today’s economy can be exhausting. Relax. Surviving and thriving in today’s economy often doesn’t require abandoning your old systems in favor of something new. In an atmosphere of uncertainty, it is […]
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Technology: What You Need To Know About Complying With CAN-SPAM Act
The CAN-SPAM law has been around since 2003. Designed to be friendly to Internet business efforts, it was passed to stop marketers from using fraudulent or misleading representation to hook customers, and to discourage senders from appropriating email addresses from sources that are not their property – such as Internet Server Provider email directories. Business […]
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Boomerang Kids: How to Protect Your Retirement Plans When an Adult Child Moves Back Home
Adult children moving home after a job loss, divorce or other financial setback is an increasingly common trend. So-called boomerang kids are moving back in with parents at a record pace, up more than 5 percent between 2008 and 2010, according to a recent report by the U.S. Census Bureau. One obvious cause is the […]
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Stock Market: Looking for a Silver Lining
After a summer of ups and downs, the markets headed downward as September drew to a close. By Sept. 25, the decline had affected oil prices as well as the silver and gold markets – which were down 26 percent and 9.6 percent, respectively. The bond market yielded no joy either, with yields on 10-year […]
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Tips for Collecting Past-Due Invoices
Even in a strong economy, collecting unpaid invoices and having clients who are slow to pay can be frustrating. With the unemployment rate seemingly stuck at around 9 percent and the economic forecast uncertain at best, small business owners are seeing usually reliable customers extend their standard payment time frame by 30 days or more. […]
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