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I was an employee for many years. I worked as a programmer, system analyst/designer, accountant and banker. I was then self-employed as a finacial consultant and then trained as a financial planner. Currently, I own a home based international business, which offers me choices – have the freedom to do what I like, work with people I like and have a better lifestyle. Right now I can type this reply without looking over my shoulders for the boss because I am the boss. I wake up every morning at 10am and start doing my business after lunch! This business not only gives me time freedom, it offers me financial freedom and excellent residual income when my business is built up in the longer term. The start-up cost is low – less than $500 which can be recouped within 2 months. There are other benefits like generous income subsidies and free holidays to reward people who are committed in doing this business. It always rewards people for making effort in building their businesses. We have strategic partnerships with premium corporations.If you like to know more about the business, please email me on [email protected] and use IP as your email subject.
It’s cheaper to use brokers’ services than employing staff to market loans for a bank. “Don’t come Monday” syndrome is always in the minds of the bank employees. As such, there is no good incentive to market loans for theie employer (bank). The employees do not get additional pay in terms of brokerage fees. Why should they work so hard for the bank?
The home based international business that I do works closely with Citibank on loans and credit cards. We just refer people to Citibank and Citibank will talk directly with the potential customers. In the event that the deal is successful, we will be rewarded.We also work closely with other corporations based on the same concept. If any one is keen to know more about this fantastic business, which can be done on part time basis, please email me on [email protected] and use PI as your email subject to differentiate your email from the spams.As an accountant, I totally disagree with RK’s definitions for assets and liabilities. I’m surprised that his co-author Sharon Lechter, a CPA, would go along with him. If RK prepares his company accounts based on said definitions, I’m sure they would be qualified. However, I do agree with what he said in his book titled The Business School For People Who Like Helping People on the eight hidden values of a network marketing business and I like his Cashflow Quadrant concept.
I fully agree with Crashy that based on historical statistics, share investment has a higher return. There is a cycle for property and share investments. Be careful, your positve cashflow investment may also turn negative when the rental market is down or you can’t get any tenant. I’ve been involved in share and property investments for over 21 years. As a former banker, I’ve experienced the ups and downs of these markets.
Barbara,
I have LOC loan from Citibank and am very satisfied with its service. I can fax in an enquiry form to Citibank for you and then some one from Citibank will contact you directly on what they can offer you. Please email me on [email protected] if you are keen to talk to Citibank, which has a Branch in Perth.
