Showing posts with label Akarsha. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

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3 Good Reasons to Consider Online Income For a Home Based Business
There are a lot of ideas that the average person can use to start a home based business. There are good reason to consider the Internet, to combine these ideas, to make online income. If you don't think the Internet is a serious platform for business, you better read this article.

The web generates billions of dollars in sales annually, this is a pretty good reason to seriously consider it as a way to make money from home. Lets look at a few more.

Financing - Banks are tight with loans for businesses. The upfront money required to start an online business does not require a bank loan. You have no dependency on the banks what so ever. The monthly recurring fees to start online can be under $50.00. No need to go into debt.

Contracts - Unlike many businesses, hosting, web services, fees, etc, are almost on a month to month basis. What does this mean for you? This means you can get out without any penalties or commitments. This can be a negative because this makes it easier for people to quit.

Inventory - Many home based businesses are product driven. You need to purchase soap or some sample packages of the product. Then you have to deliver, collect, handle returns, etc.. The Internet is mainly information driven, if physical products are sold, the manufacturer handles all the above, you earn a commission.

These are a few good reasons that you should consider online income as a business from home. You can take your passion...interest and use that to start with. Once you understand how it works, you can find other markets to profit from.

One more thing, certain types of online businesses, like subscriptions, can pay you recurring income after you build it up. This means you don't have to babysit your website 24 hours a day, your website is open 24 hours a day, but it doesn't need you there. Of course you have to build up to this point.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

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Private pilots, corporate pilots and executive companies greatly benefit by having their own airplane available to them around the clock. In this day of advanced technology time is definitely money, and if you have to depend on a commercial airline's schedule and unexpected delays you could find yourself suffering from the "time to spare go by air" philosophy that frequent travelers are subjected to. The choice is whether it is beneficial to buy an airplane or look into airplane leasing. From light airplanes to jumbo jets the sky is the limit when it comes to financing choices for airplanes.

The convenience of having your airplane readily available is a priceless option for many people. The choice of leasing versus buying an airplane is very similar to that of a car if it is for business purposes. Typically, a purchase will allow the owner to take the depreciation. With airplane leasing the lessee will be able to deduct the payments as current expenses. The lease is also considered "off the balance sheet", so a business' financial statement will give them a positive financial leverage ratio as well as not showing as a lien or liability.

The application process is pretty well the same for leasing as for outright purchasing. The down payment or deposit is usually based upon the credit worthiness of the company or individual and may require a personal guarantee. Usually, you can count on paying 10% to 15% down with an amortization schedule from 7 to 15 years.

Most companies have a payment calculator on their web sites so you will be able to anticipate the payment amounts before you begin the application process. Most airplane leasing companies will not consider an airplane older than 20 years. You'll be expected to present three years of company and personal financial statements, tax returns, bank records and trade references.

As with a car, an airplane lease may have specific conditions when it comes time for the lease to expire. Your contract may state a specific amount of hours on the engine just as a car lease contracts you to a maximum number of miles.

There may also be a very financially attractive offer at the end to encourage you to buy the airplane. Ultimately, airplane leasing will be less expensive than purchasing, considering the tax advantages and the sales price of an airplane. You'll have a luxury aircraft at a fraction of the cost. What a perfect scenario for every pilot or business executive!