React Positively to Redundancy Recognise for what it is; a period of acute stress. There are various contributors to this stress, including…. â¢Â A journey into unknown territory â âwhat is going to happen to me?ââ¢Â A feeling that you are letting people down, particularly your immediate family. This feeling can be stronger if you have financial dependents [...]
Personal Financial Checkups We are approaching the final quarter of the year and I just want to remind you about something that I consider a very important aspect of any well-balanced financial life. Make sure that you accomplish frequent financial checkups to ensure that you are on the proper path to develop your assets effectively. [...]
Q&a: Jan Comhaire, Diageo SSON: It’s very important in these troubled economic times for Credit & Collections departments to demonstrate real value to their organizations. What kind of steps can C&C practitioners take at present to increase their perceived and actual worth? Jan Comhaire: First of all you need to see the context, the type [...]
Finding a Fresh Path for the New Year The past year has been very rough on traditional investors; investments have blown up in the faces of people who had been religiously putting funds in 401(k) plans and IRAs and chances are their home values have crumbled around them as well. Thousands more got caught in [...]
UK service industries: A case of first out last in The initial fury of the current recession appears to be waning, and the World seems to be now well aware of what is required to control and contain it. There is a mood of cautious optimism around and the light at the end of the [...]
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions I know it’s been tough the past couple of years and you’ve probably experienced some financial losses along the way, which could include a loss of equity in your home (or the loss of your home through foreclosure), your investments have probably taken a beating, and your 401(k) is no longer a [...]
Question by MM: When Bush says he’s optimistic about the economy – to what country’s economy is he referring? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070920/ap_on_go_pr_wh/bush “Bush optimistic about economy” yet: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20870163/ Paulson urges Congress to raise debt ceiling Treasury Secretary says action is need amid credit-market turmoil huh – so the only reasonable conclusions that one can come to, taking [...]
Why the gloomy global economy is the best time for you to find a beautiful Chinese wife from China Nowadays, I bet all we hear in the News is credit crunch, banks going bust, redundancies, job losses, etc. Confidence level is at its lowest for years. Hey, don’t be surprised if I tell you it [...]
Credit Crunch Effect on Hotel Rates in Edinburgh There is growing evidence that the credit crunch has taken effect on hotels in Edinburgh. Occupancy levels are down drastically and rates have started to follow. As each day goes by there is more and more bad news on the state of the economy. Its now the [...]
The Coming Revolution in Credit Buying The United States and much of the rest of the world is facing a gigantic financial upheaval. Millions are losing jobs and tens of thousands of companies will be shut down before it’s all over. I have little hope that the “bail out” efforts of the U.S. government will [...]
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