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Finance is for Everyone

People who know how to make a dollar or two with ease enter the world of finance, which is the business of managing your money and your other assets.

Financial Definitions; A thru E

Financial Glossary: A thru E The ever increasing number of investment products and financial services in the marketplace today can be confusing. We have put together this glossary of financial definitions is designed to help you understand some of the more common investment and financial terms you may encounter. Your financial advisor can explain these terms more completely and discuss with you those which are relevant to your situation.

A Guide to Swiss Banking – Part 1

In this guide, you will learn about the benefits of Swiss banking. You will also discover how to open a Swiss bank account, and how to use it for investment and savings purposes.

Educate Yourself to Amazing Car Finance

When it comes to making a car purchase, paying for it is a big part of the battle. Even mid level new cars run into the $20,000 range. Because of these prices, few people pay cash for cars anymore and statistically about 7 out of every 10 people use car.

Financial Definitions; R thru Z

Financial Glossary: R thru Z The ever increasing number of investment products and financial services in the marketplace today can be confusing. We have put together this glossary of financial definitions is designed to help you understand some of the more common investment and financial terms you may encounter. Your financial advisor can explain these terms more completely and discuss with you those which are relevant to your situation.

Financial Definitions; F thru K

Financial Glossary: F thru K The ever increasing number of investment products and financial services in the marketplace today can be confusing. We have put together this glossary of financial definitions is designed to help you understand some of the more common investment and financial terms you may encounter. Your financial advisor can explain these terms more completely and discuss with you those which are relevant to your situation.

Financial Definitions; L thru Q

Financial Glossary: L thru Q The ever increasing number of investment products and financial services in the marketplace today can be confusing. We have put together this glossary of financial definitions is designed to help you understand some of the more common investment and financial terms you may encounter. Your financial advisor can explain these terms more completely and discuss with you those which are relevant to your situation.

Check Bureau

If you thought the credit bureaus were invasive of your privacy, you don’t want to read about the latest bureau to appear, and it’s been around for several years.

Check 21 & You

Every year nearly 60,000 airplanes take off and land with an estimated 36 billion paper checks at an annual processing cost of $8 billion. Who pays this $8 billion dollars? The banks and credit unions across the nation, that’s who. Why do they go to all this effort and expense? Many state commercial codes stipulated that only a canceled check was proof positive of payment.

The Dollar Bill

The dollar bill in use today was designed in 1957. This “paper money” is made from a blend of cotton and linen. Look closely and you’ll see that it also contains red and blue fibers made of silk as an anti-counterfeit measure.

Commercial Financing Super Regional Malls – Description and Design

The design of the super-regional mall is often critical to the success of the non-anchor chain stores and local tenants. Such tenants get the exposure they need from the pedestrian traffic between the anchors.

Neighborhood & Specialty Shopping Centers – Descriptions and Financing

Neighborhood shopping centers are usually strip centers of 100,000 square feet or less with traffic generated most often by a food store and a drug store. Specialty centers do not rely on individual retailers to generate traffic. Instead, they rely on the location or surrounding area to generate pedestrian shopping.

Community Shopping Centers – Description and Financing

Community shopping centers generally have less than 200,000 square feet in gross leasable area. They may be designed as enclosed or open-air malls or as strip centers. The centers are organized around one or more of the major national or regional retailers, one or two “junior” department stores, or a store owned by a company specializing in smaller department store operations.