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Dear Galen Workman,
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Today's weather is a happy reminder that
not everything beautiful and energizing has
to cost a lot of money. Not even here in the
expensive Bay Area!
The San Francisco Chronicle discovered
10 entertainment destinations that are
absolutely free. And wonderful. Meanwhile,
KGO-TV shares the secrets of 5 excursions for
under $10, breakfast or lunch included.
You live here. Now, go visit San Francisco:
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| Blogging 101: A Short Course |
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Are you a professional, maybe a professional
of a certain age, who's thinking of blogging?
Great! But, if you want other people to
read your wise revelations, you
have to junk the writing rules you learned
from your high school English teacher.
Long, well-crafted essays are simply skipped
over by time-hording Internet readers. They
don't appreciate perfectly constructed
sentences and carefully balanced arguments.
They're just not that into you.
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| Banks Pressure You to Keep Paying Fees |
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The new Federal laws passed by Congress
threaten some of the banks most lucrative
practices, including letting you use your
debit cards when there is no money in your
account.
Starting in August, banks will not be able to
allow you to overdraw your account for a fee,
unless you have asked for this
service. So, most banks are trying very hard
to get you to ask.
Some are using scare tactics to keep you
paying their $35 fees (see
example letters). Other institutions are
simply asking if you want the service. Now is
the time to consider whether the service is
now you're willing to pay for.
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| The Rest of the News |
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Don't forget to visit our news page for
regularly updated articles for your financial
success.
Today the news page talks about:
- 2010 tax opportunities and challenges for
small businesses
- What constitutes income from cancellation
of debt
- Poll showing increased tolerance for "a
little" cheating on tax returns
... and more stories to help you and your
business.
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How to Fix Your Cash Flow Problems |
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Your bank account balance is low, and it's
hard to keep enough money on hand for payroll
and other bills. Yet, your business feels
successful with customers and activity.
Sound familiar?
You check for obvious problems like
slow-paying clients, complete deadbeats, and
too much overhead. Still no clue?
Veteran entrepreneur Norm Brodsky talks you
through the next painful step: looking at
the profitability of the big jobs you've won.
Read Norm's excellent insight. Then contact
Sterck Kulik O'Neill for help identifying and
fixing your unique cash flow issues.
Charles R. Sterck
CPA and Managing Partner
You Don't Need to be a Genius to Have Good Cash Flow. Here's how »
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