Managing your debt can takes a lot of self-discipline to ensure you’re spending money on things that are necessary. Managing debt and eventually paying it off takes will power – and a lot of it! The first thing you’re going to need to do is look at your expenses and your income. Ensure each purchase […]
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About two years ago, a bank closed one of my credit cards due to “inactivity.” Unfortunately, even though credit markets are loosening, it takes more than just good credit to keep your accounts alive.
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Direct debits can be used for any monthly payment. This can be anything from paying off your credit card debt to a phone bill, even a car loan. Setting up a direct debit is the complete opposite to setting up a direct deposit. With a direct deposit you are authorising money entering the account from
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To top off Berkshire Hathaway week at Narrow Bridge, I want to talk about the inspiration and enthusiasm from participating in the “Woodstock for Capitalists” in Omaha. Now that we have discussed dividends, leadership, and environmental policies, it is time to focus on something a bit more fun.
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So far, we have discussed Berkshire’s dividend policy and future leadership. Today, we are going to focus on a particular shareholder proposal that led to the most contentious moments of the day.
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Yesterday we talked about Berkshire Hathaway’s dividend policy, which is a forward looking discussion of Berkshire’s ability to generate a strong return. None of that will be possible, however, unless Berkshire Hathaway has strong leaders.
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