Spread the loveWhen you look at finance companies, banks easily come to mind. Banks, large or small, have always been the institutions looked to in order to finance such things as homes or a new business. However, it is possible for private citizens to go into business to provide many…
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Spread the loveA great business idea without money is like a brand-new car with no gas: Both are sweet to look at but don’t go anywhere. Fortunately, there’s a wide range of sources you can tap to drum up money to fuel your new venture. Instructions Write a comprehensive business…
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Spread the loveThere are a few ways to finance the new construction of a house. Many people use the equity in the home they own presently and then sell the home and pay off the equity loan once they move into their new home. However, if you don’t already own…
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Spread the loveIf you have found the perfect piece of property, the next step is to contact your Realtor and close the deal. If you have cash on hand to pay for the land, you won’t have to worry about obtaining financing from your banking institution. Most people have to…
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Spread the loveThe road to starting a successful business can be a long one, filled with many hurdles and obstacles along the way. Even if you have a great business idea, no business can succeed without a financing plan. While the process may sound daunting, there are many small business…
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Spread the loveA financial report is a record of expenditures and receipts, recorded monthly on a special form. When you create a financial report, expenditures are itemized and total receipts are recorded every month. At the end of the fiscal year, an annual report is easy to create. A financial…
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Spread the loveThere are many ways to calculate finance payments, depending on the type of obligation. It is important to understand that some loans are interest-only, some involve interest or occasional interest payments and some require equal payments that reduce interest and principal over time. Instructions Insert the principal amount…
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