A recent New York Times article highlighted the growing debate around “fiduciary responsibility.” That is, financial institutions’ obligations to their customers (or the lack thereof). At the center of this debate is a conflict of interest. There are businesses that are designed to make money by giving you advice but what happens when what’s best […]
Chuck Boyce started his career in publishing when it was traditional, labor-intensive and expensive. He continues to work in publishing now that electronic media and publishing on demand are available as tools. He is the founder of Brandywine Executive Centers. He began to develop as an authority while working in book publishing during the early 1990s. He […]
Miami Lawyer, Christopher Benjamin of The Barrister Firm, P.A. has always loved tech. After 12 years as a well-known and respected trial lawyer, his firm has grown so much that he’s chosen to follow his love of tech and specialize in helping tech startups. He assists tech startups and other business startups with everything from […]
Peter Christman’s rise to success didn’t follow the traditional belief of work hard and keep your head down. He worked hard, sure, but his big moment was a singular idea—an epiphany that changed his future. Back in 2000, Christman was independently working with privately owned businesses to sell their businesses using an exclusive auction process on […]
If your business relies on the importation of food overseen by the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and you work hard to makes sure imports comply with FDA regulations, then you’ll be interested to know that President Barack Obama recently proposed the creation of an agency to make sure that the food Americans eat […]
Tara Burd, a San Diego Civil Law Attorney says, “The best way for an employee to preserve his or her future claims is to make a complete record of it.” An employee can feel when it’s about to happen. There is tension in the air. Colleagues suddenly become quieter. No one invites them to lunch […]
Doug Albee, a Riverside, CA Used Car Dealer says, “The process of purchasing used cars does not have to be overly complex or confusing. You can get great value from a previously owned vehicle while still enjoying comfort and superior aesthetics.” Doug’s statement is largely due to the fact that new cars devalue quickly, whereas […]
Brian Livesay San Diego Retirement Guardian says, “The biggest changes to tax law for 2014 taxes were in the ‘Affordable Health Care Act,’ but there are other changes you should pay attention to as well.” There were a few changes other than the new health care provisions which all of a sudden made a whole […]
Doug Albee, a Riverside, CA Used Car Dealer told us, “Last week I talked to a car buyer who has credit challenges, and only works part time, and has a limited income, newly married with a child. This car buyer visited a dealership and looked at cars in the $15,000 range. After telling the salesperson […]
Anna Marie Barnard, a San Diego Real Estate Investment Broker, when asked about the major misconception about real estate investing said, “Most people think that it takes too much money; that you can’t really afford to do it because a large amount of money is needed.” It is true, if you were to go try […]