By Shaun Greer | May 14, 2018 For many first-time home buyers, one of the biggest obstacles they face purchasing a home is coming up with a large down payment that is needed to buy their dream home. Because of this, they are often left having to rent houses or apartments, rather than becoming homeowners. However, as more… Read More »
Melanie G. Long | April 30, 2018 For many Americans, the financial crisis that plunged the global economy into recession a decade ago may seem like a distant memory. Household net worth—the difference between assets and debts—reached a record $98.7 trillion in the last quarter of 2017, up from $56.2 trillion in 2008. Yet net wealth, by… Read More »
By Daryl Joyce | March 05, 2018 Which FAR obligations are put forward by government agencies in the contract? In their contract Government can impose varied obligations as per established by FAR. Thus these agencies can be either demanding contract bids or can even insist upon the firm’s overhead rate in accordance with FAR. In addition, it can… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 Warren Buffett provides inspiration on how to get rich by reinvesting your profits. Together with his partner at that time, the magnate bought four more pinball machines and installed them in a barbershop using money earned from the first machine they had installed as their first investment. Buffets story… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 Asset graphs are vital visual presentation tools for highlighting financial data in the form of network structures. Financial portfolios in the form of assets decluttering not with complex relationships that arise from different components of business including ownership, management, and geographic location among other elements. The complexity of investment… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 The net financial position (NFP) of a business entity shows the difference between the net current assets and the corresponding current liabilities for a given accounting period. The NFP is special and is not to be confused with the definition of profit and loss because NFP is expressly interested… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 As we enter 2018, investors are reflecting on the investment decision that made in previous years. Several considerations are in place especially with several unknowns based on the domestic and geopolitical realignments that could have an adverse impact on investment portfolios. In a season of low-risk and long-term investments,… Read More »
By Chris Bouchard | March 29, 2018 Did you know that 1 out of 10 traders loses money in the financial markets when trading? Despite the damning statistics and the inherent uncertainty in the outcomes of trading, traders continue to take the risk and invest their money with the hopes of getting a return. Experienced traders… Read More »
By Martin Hahn | March 21, 2018 Social security is one of the successes gotten by the Americans. The program provides a foundation of economics security for more than 47 million Americans and their families. The reason for the built in protections, we have come close to eliminating poverty among seniors. It also helps in… Read More »
David Korten | March 19, 2018 Those who pay attention to trade and economics saw President Trump’s imposition of new tariffs—25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum—as just one more bad policy decision by an administration in disarray. Trump may, however, have done us all the favor of reopening a discussion of tariffs, trade, and… Read More »