By Anonymous October 11, 2014
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By bruceporter September 13, 2012
"SMB Financial Services" is a nationally registered trademark of an Oregon based business not affiliated with any business using that name in El Paso, Texas. ...read more
By SarahChase August 28, 2012
I think it is time for the grumpy old man known as Lowell Nussbaum to retire! Torres he is hurting your business! ...read more
People HATE to wait — for anything! In a society that increasingly clings to the "instant gratification" lifestyle, the thought of sitting home for that 8 a.m.–noon "window" is simply ludicrous. A guaranteed way to lose a customer is to repeatedly make them wait for your product/service. Many businesses bring this situation onto themselves by forcing one employee to manage several live customers simultaneously. In particular, businesses allowing for long checkout lines are virtually asking for customers to shop elsewhere. If for some reason there's no choice but to make a customer wait, give them something to do while they are waiting. Need to call the warehouse to see if a contractor's tools have arrived? Then hand ‘em this season's tool catalog to thumb through while you're on the phone. When an unforeseen delay does occur, keep the customer informed every step of the way. Even a seemingly trivial update — "Our driver called and he's five minutes away" — will put the customer's mind at ease and lets them know you care. Waiting five minutes for a driver to arrive is nothing when compared to five minutes of being left in the dark. ...read more
By Premier Life Planning December 02, 2010
Recently the Dow set an all-new record - albeit not a record to be proud of - when it plunged nearly 1,000 points in a single day of trading before it recovered to a loss of 348 points by day's end. Investors around the world watched the free fall in horror, catching their breath as the spiral finally slowed and trading improved. As it turns out, the drop was in part due to technical errors which in turn triggered further losses, but whatever the cause, the roller coaster ride was enough to leave more than a few investors shaken. This is just one more example that makes it clear: Serious retirement money can be better off when it is not directly invested in the stock market. Too many soon-to-be retirees - and those already in their "golden years" - find themselves vulnerable to the sharp ups and downs the stock market can bring. Similarly, those with their money in 401(k)s and IRAs can be significantly impacted by bad days on Wall Street. On the other hand, these investors want solid returns that help their retirement savings gain momentum. Safe but sluggish CDs, money markets and similar vehicles can take too long, with too little return to make a difference. Ideally, it would be nice to find retirement savings vehicles that can benefit from the ups of the stock market, while being protected from the downs. There is a type of investment that offers this safety and rate of return. What's more, it offers liquidity to protect you in times of need. And by properly utilizing indexing, you can take advantage of the up ticks in the stock market, while sparing yourself the agony of the down ticks. It's all available through maximum-funded, tax-advantaged insurance contracts; they can provide a best-of-all-worlds solution to retirement planning. Find out more today so you can feel secure, watching the world ride the ups and downs of the stock market, while you steadily take your journey toward your retirement. ...read more
By Premier Life Planning July 14, 2010
College can be expensive and this can prevent many people from continuing their education. However there are many programs and loans designed to help people afford college through financing. If you have bad credit, you will need to find special loans and lending options that are designed for you. ...read more
Furniture is often expensive a usually require and loan or credit card to finance it. If you have bad credit, it may be hard to obtain this funding. Many furniture stores will allow people with bad credit to finance the furniture through the store. Visit several stores to find out what your financing ... ...read more
