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  • Don't Become a Victim of Small Business Internet Crime

     Every now and then you stumble across something on the internet whilst surfing that takes your breath away. No I don't mean illegal or suspicious content but one of those sites that has committed a business marketing crime by publishing a "sorry" looking web site. I can't mention the name or URL of site that I have just seen (my solicitor's bills are big enough thanks) but it made me think what on earth were the owners thinking when they gave the go ahead for such a shabby piece of global advertising.More

  • Cure your Outlook Malaise and Work Faster

     If you use Outlook as your business organizer like I do, it can be quite frustrating when it starts to run slowly. Common symptoms of Outlook malaise include:• Outlook takes several minutes to start• Outlook crashes or causes error messages• Switching folders or viewing email content takes a long time• Outlook opens slowly after it has been minimized to the Windows• Outlook doesn't respond to your inputs or its responses are erraticSo, how do you make Outlook operate to your business tempo!Over the years, Microsoft has added more features and tools to Outlook which is essentially running on the same database engine it had back in Windows 95 days.More

  • Caravans Have Come A Long Way Over The Years

     If you are new to caravanning, want to return to caravanning or think "there's no way I am getting a caravan" then read on...Caravans have come a long way over the years, and if your memories of touring caravans are cold draughty damp things, you should really take a look at the latest models. Also, if your memories of campsites are of wet damp fields with cold smelly toilet blocks, you should have a look at todays campsite/caravan parks, you will be suprised.More

  • The Major Changes Caused by the Bankruptcy Reform Act

     The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 went into effect in October of that year. As its name clearly implies, it was designed to make bankruptcy less attractive to filers and curb perceived abuses of the bankruptcy system.The fight about this law was waged by financial institutions on the one hand and consumer rights advocates on the other.More

  • Is Life After Bankruptcy That Bad?

     It seems that some people do not recognize that despite some unpleasant aftereffects, bankruptcy is truly a “fresh start.”Instead of being satisfied with the benefits they receive some people remain unhappy.Here is a letter I received:“Why does it take attorney's six or more weeks to discharge a chapter 13?More

  • Credit Card Penalties and How to Avoid Them

     For the well organized borrower, credit card penalties might be a subject of little interest. However most of us get hit from time to time with one or another of the multitude of penalties credit card issuers can levy.There is a reason for this.More

  • The Devil Made Me Do It

     Unfortunately there is a growing trend in the US to blame someone else for our own mistakes or bad decisions.If you build your house on the beach and it gets blown over by a hurricane, FEMA will take care of rebuilding it.If you eat too much, some nice trial lawyer will be happy to sue McDonalds or Ben & Jerry’s for making high fat food that you decided to eat too much of.More

  • The True Cost of Bad Credit

     I am often asked the question; What does bad credit cost me?”It is a hard question to answer because of the individual’s circumstances and the fact that lenders are competing fiercely for customers.But I will give it my best shot.More

  • Know Your Credit Card Rights

     When you apply for a credit card, the application that you sign is also a legally binding contract laying out all the termsbetween you and the bank, such as the interest rate and how its calculated, the grace period, whether there’s an annual fee, etc.While you have to agree to the terms and sign if you want the credit card and while the lender will certainly hold you to the terms, the lender doesn’t feel similarly committed.Lenders like to constantly amend the terms, effectively changing the deal after it was made.More

  • Take Control of Your Financial Life

     Your financial affairs can get out-of-hand, no matter how hard you try to keep them under control. Bad decisions, a stock market crash, illnesses, layoffs or major unexpected expenses can quickly throw us close to the edge.What can you do when you’re up to your neck in debt to avoid complete disaster?More