Simple Interest Loan Calculator – Part 6

This is an Excel tutorial part 6 for my Acct 232B course that teaches students how to use Excel to build a Simple Interest Loan Calculator. This tutorial particularly teaches students how to compute the principal, payment, and total payment using the simple interest loan calculator.

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January 25th, 2012 by admin | Comments Off

HiTech Automobiles Sales, Stock and Accounts Manager

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January 10th, 2012 by admin | Comments Off

Abbott & Costello – Little behemothic allotment 1

A naive country boy named Benny Miller (Lou Costello), from Cucamonga, California, has been taking correspondence phonograph lessons in salesmanship. Upon completion of the course, he leaves his mother (Mary Gordon) and his girlfriend Martha (Elena Verdugo) to pursue a career in Los Angeles. He arranges a meeting with his Uncle Clarence (George Cleveland), a bookkeeper with the Hercules Vacuum Cleaner Company. When he arrives to ask for a job, the sales manager, John Morrison (Bud Abbott), mistakes him for one of the auditioning fashion models and has him remove his clothing. Morrison’s secret wife, Hazel Temple (Jacqueline de Wit), discovers the mistake and suggests that Benny be hired to avoid an accounting scandal, as they have been “cooking the books”. Unfortunately, Benny is fired from his salesman post after only one day. Clarence transfers Benny to the company’s Stockton branch, which is run by Morrison’s cousin, Tom Chandler (also played by Bud Abbott). Benny’s misfortunes continue, including a prank played on him by his new coworkers when they convince him that he can read minds. However, the prank gives Benny sufficient confidence to become Hercules’ ‘Salesman of the Year’.

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January 7th, 2012 by admin | Comments Off

How Can I Settle Credit Card Debt Myself?

How To Settle Credit Card Debt On Your Own (“Do It Yourself” Debt Settlement)

I’m often asked, “How can I settle credit card debt myself?”

This is a great question.

There’s lots of info floating around about debt settlement in general; some good info mixed with some dangerously incomplete info… And watch out for all the bad and inaccurate info!

Here’s a quick step-by-step guide for you to accomplish your goal of settling credit card debt yourself:

First, let’s clear up a few things. Then I have three “keys” for you to follow to successfully settle your own credit card and unsecured debts…

Considerable time is required to document, communicate, negotiate and follow up to achieve these results.
There are many strategies and factors to consider that may impact results.
There are plenty of pitfalls to avoid.
Settling yourself for 2/3rds can be a reasonable goal.

The general consensus of industry professionals and insiders I know tell me overall, “doing-it-yourself,” consumers settle credit card debt on their own for about 75% on average.

My close friends, however, who are pros and found themselves in financial hardship during recent years, have achieved 10% settlements on many of their own personal credit card debt accounts — but this is only because they were willing to go the extreme distance and knew exactly what they were doing. These folks are the exception to the rule.

Many people are unsuccessful getting any reduction of their debt at all on their own, without even any relief from double-digit interest rates. These folks remain stuck on the exhausting treadmill of slavery to debt and money.

Professional negotiators (including attorneys and arbitrators) average about 50% settlements (some much better than others), and usually charge about 15% in fees (may vary by program type), putting the total cost to use a professional debt settlement service at an average of about 65% or less of your total unsecured debt.

Creditors DO give professionals representing a large volume of debt “special treatment” because large professional negotiators are the “bread and butter” for most collectors. They deal with each other every day. When a professional debt settlement negotiator comes to the table representing millions of dollars of client debt held in “bulk” with a single major creditor, it creates serious leverage for the consumers represented by the professional. Creditors are often willing to do these “bulk settlements” for substantially less than individuals would normally ever be able to achieve on their own.

Still, I’ve helped many folks who have a knack for communicating, negotiating, documenting and following up (the four critical skills you’ll need to do this) to get settlements as low as 45-60% regularly.

Make sure you’re ready to do all the communicating, negotiating, documenting and following up required all on your own before you start.

If you are…

Here are the three keys to settle credit card debt on your own:

KEY # 1) The accounts must be delinquent.

Creditors will not settle for anything less than the full balance until your accounts are seriously past due. While good settlements are possible after only 60-90 days, typically settlement take place after 180 days + when accounts are “chargied off.” This is because when creditors “charge off” an account (an accounting entry), they are taking a tax benefit on the account by writing it off as a loss. This de-values the account, and it is no longer worth the full balance owed. In fact, the normal course of business is to sell the account as “bad debt” to a third party debt collector.

STARTLING FACT: In 2006, “bad debt” was sold to collectors for an average of $0.034 cents on the dollar. That’s 3.4%! Can you imagine? This means a $10,000.00 account is typically sold for only $340. Keep this in mind. This is exactly WHY debt settlement works so well, because it’s a better deal to the creditor or collector than any other option, such as a lawsuit, collections or bankruptcy.

With the economy getting worse and bad debt more than doubling in 2009, expect the value of bad debt to drop even further, which means better settlements and more savings for you!

KEY # 2) Documentation BEATS Conversation, every time.

DO NOT make any payments by phone.

Collectors will almost always ask for a check by phone. Say this:

“Unfortunately I’m unable to make a payment at this time; and am hoping to bring resolution to this matter as soon as possible. I understand you want me to make a payment right now, but that just isn’t possible. I will have $_________ (state an amount that’s roughly 35-50% of your balance, not a percentage but a round number) soon and want to settle at least one of my accounts with whoever will give me the best deal. Can you please send me an offer in writing?”

HINT: You can do this initially or in response to a settlement offer that’s too high… Write a “Hardship Letter.” Hand write or type up a letter describing your situation, your inability to pay and include information such as, divorce, medical issues, loss of job, disability or reduced income. Any information regarding your personal hardship will help your negotiation, so don’t hold back. Send this letter along with a request to settle the account for $_______ (again, a random amount roughly equal to 35-50% of your current balance).

Talking sincerely about your financial hardship, lack of income and inability to pay when requesting a settlement offer over the phone can help a lot. Think sob story, but be sincere. Still, in this game… documentation beats conversation, every time.

Track everything (documentation)… who you speak to, their name, phone number and extension, date and time. Keep everything organized in a folder, easily accessible.

NOTE: Certain creditors such as CitiBank, Discover, Kohls, Target and Chase if you live in FL, NY or OH will not settle for such small amounts. You should accept 60% to 75% in these situation and consider it good. All are more likely to pursue legal action as well.

KEY # 3) Use certified mail with return receipt.

Once you get an acceptable settlement offer in writing, send a check. But first… Write your account number for the account you are settling on the check and in the memo write “FOR PAYMENT IN FULL.” Send the check along with a COPY of the settlement offer by certified mail with return receipt.

Once the account is paid to a zero balance, you can do the normal process of credit repair and quite possibly have the account removed through disputing it and requesting verification.

But wait, isn’t “Do-It-Yourself” Debt Settlement like doing your own taxes or dental work?

Sure, it’s possible settle credit card debt on your own. Some people are naturally good at it and even enjoy it, but most of us would rather leave it to a professional to get it done right the first time.

It’s like changing your own motor oil… while most people don’t want to get their hands dirty, you certainly can do it yourself.

Debt settlement is by no means an exact science and it’s difficult for an individual lacking experience to determine if a settlement is fair or not. In addition, you have to directly handle all creditors’ calls and the harassment that come with the job. Many people are simply unable or uninterested in handling that kind of pressure, especially with the daily complexities of managing a job, household or family at the same time.

It does help (big time) to have expert guidance instead of learning on your own through trial and error (expensive and stressful). The cost of professional debt settlement programs may easily be dwarfed by the additional savings you’ll realize by “doing right” the first time.

Hiring a professional debt settlement firm with a good reputation can no doubt save you more money, give you better advice and get you out of debt in a much less stressful manner, enabling you to move on with your life.

This sums up the process of settling credit card debt on your own. A professional debt settlement program makes a lot of sense if the cost to you is the same or less than doing-it-yourself and you get to let the pros do most of the work for you.

FYI: “Credit Counselors” do not settle debt. I’m often asked a similar question, How can you settle a credit card debt without using a “credit counselor?”Credit counselors don’t actually settle debt,, but it’s a common misconception the general public shares. How many of us really know how this credit and debt stuff works? They often are able to reduce interest rates, and collect the full balance through a debt management plan where you pay them one single payment each month while they turn around and pay your creditors for you (hopefully) in full plus interest.

Of course, hiring the right professional for debt settlement services is a different discussion, but *watch out* because there are only a few “good ones” out there… mixed in with many unscrupulous salespeople who would lead you astray for their own gain in the debt settlement industry.

BUT BEFORE you can be certain debt settlement is the best for you, be sure to educate yourself on how credit works, your options for getting out of debt and how to choose what’s best for you.

No matter what…

Make it a Priority to Be Debt Free ASAP, and Stick To It.

Because nothing feels as good as freedom, after you’ve been a slave!

: )

Need More Help or Resource with Debt Settlement to Settle Credit Card Debt On Your Own (“Do-It-Yourself”) or to Find a Trusted Debt Settlement Program?

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January 3rd, 2012 by admin | Comments Off

Financial Accounting Course – Bank Reconciliation

Financial accounting has different topics and one of them is Bank Reconciliation and its preparation. In this article you will explore this concept and find some examples which can be appear while reconciling cash book and bank statement in practice. Such exercises is done on a monthly basis, therefore is quite important.

Concepts

Considering the concept of Bank Reconciliation, it relates to the end of the accounting period, when we need to compare Cash Book and Bank Statement balances and clarify differences between these two balances. In practice it is a very rare case when these two balances are be equal, therefore reconciliation process is important and to be done at the end of each month.

During the Bank Reconciliation process we will need to identify types of the differences and decide whether adjustments to the cash accounting records are needed or not. Necessity to make such adjustments depends on the type of difference, i.e.:

Informational difference – it represents information which is included into the Bank Statement, but not reflected in the cash accounting records.
Timing difference – it is caused by different timing in recording items in the Cash Book and Bank Statement. No adjustments are made and these items are only explained in the Bank Reconciliation.

Examples

As mentioned difference between cash balance in the accounting book and balance in the statement from bank might be caused by certain items, which are not included into the cash accounting records during the accounting period, but need to be included.

The examples can be:

mistakes – items erroneously committed,
payments made directly to the bank account,
payments made directly from the bank account,
bank charges.

All these items have to be included into the Cash Book before preparing bank reconciliation. Therefore we start from the unadjusted Cash Book balance and record adjustments. Only adjusted balances goes to the Reconciliation.

Afterwards we proceed with timing differences. The examples are checks recorded in the cash book, but not yet presented to the bank at the end of the accounting period or checks proceeded by the bank, but not yet recorded in the cash accounting records.

To make a reconciliation between the accounting records and bank statement, we proceed further with the adjusted cash book balance, add or deduct timing differences and get the final bank statement balance. All the reasons for timing differences have to be explained in this process.

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Chapter 4 Classification & Definition

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El Cajon Medical Assistant School – Sample Lesson 1. Vital Signs – Advanced Training Associates

El Cajon Medical Assistant School in San Diego County, Advanced Training Associates, offers programs in Administrative Medical Assistant, Medical Assistant, Message Therapy, Computerized Accounting/Office Administration, Information Systems Technology, and Telecommunications. The school’s campus is located in El Cajon, CA and serves the Greater San Diego Area. For more information, call ATA at (619) 596-2766 or visit us at www.advancedtraining.edu. Advanced Training Medical Assistant Course Sample Lesson 1 Vital Signs.

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April 8th, 2011 by admin | Comments Off

501401 MYOB Setup – Creating supplier and chump cards

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