Archive for October, 2010
Sunday, October 17th, 2010
Standard industry loan modifications, don't usually lower monthly payments enough to keep borrowers in their homes. The administration's plan will lower housing payments from 38 percent of monthly income to 31 percent. The new modification plan should keep borrowers in their home.It is a standard, streamlined process for evaluating new ...
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Friday, October 15th, 2010
The traditional "Quotation" was originally devised during the Industrial Revolution of the 1850's and has changed little to the present day. It is a totally Dickensian format and absolutely out of date in a situation where supply so completely outstrips demand. We are now 155 years on, and selling ...
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Wednesday, October 13th, 2010
Information and knowledge is power. In negotiations this information translates into bargaining power. The Internet is the ultimate source of information and is thus a great tool for employees to strengthen their bargaining power in salary negotiations. But there are disadvantages with the Internet as well.A prime focus when preparing ...
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