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Saturday, July 18, 2009

How To Get Business Owners Insurance

By Caressa Waechter

A business owners insurance policy differs significantly from car insurance or medical insurance. Business insurance is vital when owning a business. All assets should be taken into consideration while choosing an insurance. The assets are usually investments that are not paid for, and are needed to help the business function properly.

Use caution while selecting a business owners insurance. There are always some insurance agencies that claim they will compensate if any tragedy happen, but when it is time for the business to cash in on the benefits, the insurance company will not pay up. There are many legitimate business owners insurance companies that are competing for your business, so find the right one for your situation.

Now that a business owner has chosen the right insurance carrier by doing some research on the various companies, there is the application process. The business owner must fill out an application, stating what assets are involved, as well as explaining exactly what the business does, and how many employees are employed. Then a business owner must allow the insurance company to know how much income is grossed annually.

After all these factors are taken into consideration, the insurance coverage provider will calculate an insurance quote. Please note business owners insurance is relatively expensive, and climbs depending on the type of business that is attempting to get insurance. However, these premiums should not be way out of the company budget. An outrageous premium amount could be a clue as to the legitimacy of the business owners insurance company.

Finally, the business owners insurance is into effect. Everything that is used to run the business is covered, and the owner can sleep better at night. For the simple fact, that if anything happens that could interrupt the success of his business, he is covered. This is one of the best feelings in the world for a business owner. - 23211

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Investing In Small Cap Stocks

By Bob Wetherby Bill Langley Rob Simmons Brett Long

Small cap stocks are investment opportunities that are created by the market capitalization of a company. The value of small cap stock is calculated by multiplying the number of shares by the current price per share.

As with any type of investment, small cap stocks do carry some risks. Investing in smaller businesses can sometimes have less than favorable outcomes if the company goes out of business due to lack of funds or poor management. It can also sometimes be difficult to determine whether or not a company is a good investment in some cases, so play it safe by investing only in companies that you know about.

When it comes to investing, a good rule of thumb is to stick with what you know. In this case, concentrate on industries that you are familiar with and companies that have somewhat of a reputation. This is the best way to help guard yourself against a bad investment.

Investors who are new to the field of finances would be wise to consult an expert or at the very least glean as much information as possible from valid and reputable sources. Investors can purchase and sell shares through any brokerage firm, financial advisor or online broker, and hold the funds in any type of brokerage account. Carefully consider the funds' investment objectives, risk factors and charges and expenses before investing

This type of investing is high risk / high return. You can quickly lose a significant chunk of your original investment but can also get huge returns. Some companies pay third parties to recommend the stock in newsletters, on television or radio, or by sending spam email to potential investors - 23211

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Mortgage Insurance Quote Canada: You Can Still Find a Bank for a Mortgage

By Debbie F. Longo

Banks have been cutting their mortgage loan portfolios back, that is certain, but the careful borrower can still locate a mortgage.

Many local banks never got involved in the credit mess and are actively originating loans. This is not surprising. Home loans originated with the old building societies, like we see this time of year on "It's a Wonderful Life"- taking Joe's depositsto build Bob's house. Of course, they go by other names nowadays, but lenders that focused on their core business and area have for the most part avoided many of the problems in banking.

They are still issuing mortgages in an around their community, the community they know, and in many areas are filling the hole left open by the big lenders who are now gone.

While major banks project lower loan volume in all categories, including home loans, community banks expect stable numbers in loan volume for single family homes, although no increases.

Community lenders such as this, that may include credit unions and development banks, have had great success in lending to the so-called sub prime borrower, because they remain close to the customer they are lending to. These companies are not only remaining in business, they are earning a profit on their loans.

A good example is Shorebank of Chicago, a $2.3billion asset bank which is active in the low income community of this city and, compared to the national average of delinquencies of 18.7%, has only 3.1%. Since they are working with sub prime customers, their rates are higher, and they are extremely careful about how they manage their portfolio. And their goal is only to be profitable, not profit maximizing, a interesting point made by Mark Pinsky, the head of Opportunity Finance Network, an umbrella group for these types of banks. Reading between the lines, profit maximizing can be understood to represent the greed that has been one of the causes of the financial markets' current woes.

If you look at the salary of a CEO of one of these small community based institutes, such as that of Douglas Bystry of Clearinghouse CDFI, at $190,000 in comparison to that of Angelo Mozilo, CEO of Countrywide Financial at $22.1million, you can see a problem. Besides salaries, another example might be business decisions; Shorebank has its headquarters in a renovated building, not a new corporate high rise.

This breed of sub prime lenders are committed to the community and so to the loans they make, and instead of just originating the loans and reselling as most big lenders do, they use initiatives that help insure the loans will be paid. Shorebank, for instance, runs an energy conservation program since they realize that the home loan is more likely to be paid if the homeowner can afford to pay his electric or heating bill. - 23211

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Stocks Trading and Following Rules

By Owen Jones

Let's face it, a lot of investors on the stock exchange barely know anything about it and so they can't be investing wisely. Being a clever and successful investor takes time and dedication. To be successful in the stock market, you must acquire strategies that fulfil yourrequirements. In order to gain success, you have to consider other investors. In this article, you will learn more about share trading and fundamental analysis.

There are a lot of investors in the stock market. In the normal world, basic needs are met by inter-depending on one another, however when it comes to stock investing, you have to act independently. You're on your own, just like on a battlefield. You can't control or manipulate the stock market. In a natural environment, like your home, you need to have control (to some degree), so that you can reach your needs. If you want to attain the same success in stock trading, you ought be able to control the market to some degree, but this is impossible for a solitary trader.

Even if you could control your social environment, the techniques you'd have learned could not be applied to the stock market. The only way to effectively manipulate and control the stock market in some way is if you are a very large trader, like a pension fund manager. So, one way to be successful in stock trading is to control your own behaviour and the market information you have to deal with. Since it is impossible for an individual to control the stock market, you have to begin by controlling or manipulating yourself.

All the information you have acquired, should be viewed objectively and you need to ensure that you behave accordingly, thereby advancing your best interests. You have to learn to create rules regarding how to trade wisely and you must follow such rules to the letter. Most stock traders find it very difficult to follow rules but in order to achieve success you must follow a set of good stock trading rules.

Perhaps it's innate in people to resist rules, but if you want to be accepted in society, you need to follow it's rules. If you're one of those individuals, who is attracted to market trading, you will enjoy unlimited freedom when it comes to choosing the stocks you buy or sell.

When you are stock market trading, you need to make many decisions and so you will have to follow some rules and realize the boundaries. Do you know any successful stock market traders? The most successful traders are consistent, organized and follow defined guidelines in order to generate profits. Once you're able to follow a set of guidelines, you will definitely increase your chances of making a profit. Those people who resist rules will almost certainly find it hard to follow trading guidelines. These are the ones those who usually fail and lose huge sums of money on stock market trading.

Take your time and learn more about stock trading. If you're a beginner, you should learn the basics of stock market trading. Find out more information about trading strategies, so that you can buy or sell stocks and make decent profits. If other people can achieve success in stocks trading, so can you. Start making your investments now and find a good broker and learn how to follow strict trading rules as well. - 23211

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Understanding How the Forex Brokers Make Profits

By Ahmad Hassam

When you open a currency trading account, you are told by your forex broker that there are no commissions involved in forex trading. New traders take their brokers word as true. Most think that the cost of trading is minimal.

Forex brokers are also called FCMs (Futures Commission Merchants) sometimes. They make profits through the bid/offer spread they charge their clients for each currency pair. This bid/offer spread is your trading cost and profit for your broker.

Lets do a simple calculation. Spreads are usually overlooked by the individual traders as the price they pay for trading. So lets calculate your cost of trading.

Suppose you are day trading. 5 times every day, taking away the weekends, when you cant trade, there are 250 trading days for you.

As a day trader, you will open and close your position before the end of each trading day. That means each position is traded 2 times by you.

Suppose; your start with a deposit of $50,000. You use a leverage of 4 only, you are being cautious. So this $50,000 deposit will control (50,000) (4) = $200,000.

Your Annual Turnover will be; (5) (250)(2)(200,000)= $500 M. Huge! Now lets calculate how much your broker will make and what your spread cost is. Spread Cost= (Annual Turnover) (spread)/2.

Suppose further, the bid/offer spread charged by the broker is 3 pips. 3 Pips Spread Cost= (500M) (0.0003)/2= $75,000.

Suppose, the spread offered by the broker is only 2 pips. 2 Pip Spread Cost= (500M) (0.0002)/2= $50,000.

You can see yourself, the cost of trading with a 3 pips spread versus a 2 pips is $25,000. This is 50% of your account equity. You see, a 1 pip difference can result in $25,000 more as trading cost for you.

You will need to make a profit of $75,000 in a year simply to breakeven with a 3 pips spread. Trading costs are one of the most important reasons most active traders fail in the long run. - 23211

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