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Recently there was a week long Virtual Seminar on the web and as a matter of fact, it is still going on. You could attend and listen in for days at a time or you could buy the information and download it later. Both options seem excellent and the price tag is reasonable. The topics and speakers are top notch and probably people I would like to hear in person. So, how popular are these virtual seminars? The results are not yet in and I have only heard a few comments on the quality of the information. Frankly, I like t
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In this world of technology, you have to wonder what would happen to the medical billing profession if suddenly all the power in the world went out and the computers stopped working. If you never thought of how catastrophic this would be, this little eye opening look at a hypothetical situation should get you thinking about having some backup plans for your medical billing business.The problems with not having a computer to do your medical billing in today's day and age are mind boggling. There are actually a multitu
Here are 3 ways to help in the decision process, and help minimize the risk of extending credit.
1. Evaluate the risk factors of each payment type, and decide on which level of risk you are comfortable with.
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Many Fortune 100 companies have found it beneficial to provide their top executives with free Financial Planning Services. These companies understand the necessity of providing key employees with the tools to manage what they have worked so hard to accumulate. Although most companies have support services that are available to their general employee population, the comprehensive financial planning benefit is normally reserved for top executives. Clearly, these executives have achieved a level of personal and financial succ
Here are 3 ways to help in the decision process, and help minimize the risk of extending credit.
1. Evaluate the risk factors of each payment type, and decide on which level of risk you are comfortable with.
Cash: zero
Before we begin a thorough discussion of business pain, let's take a look at what it really means. The words Business Pain are batted around by almost everyone I talk to in the marketing and sales fields. It is probably one of the more misused words when describing the help a company needs to become more efficient and effective. When you try to find out what a business worries about, you will find that you get a different answer from each person you talk to in the organization. That is because the "business pain" will be diff
Here are 3 ways to help in the decision process, and help minimize the risk of extending credit.
1. Evaluate the risk factors of each payment type, and decide on which level of risk you are comfortable with.
Cash: zero
Can you believe it’s almost Christmas? The holidays are here and then the start of a new year will be upon us. Now is a perfect time to reflect on your business and see if it is all that it can be. Is it running at full speed and do you have all the clients that you need?If not, it’s time to get those engines moving and start into action before the New Year begins. I know, it’s the holidays and there’s a lot’s going on. But also it’s the perfect opportunity to connect with your clients and get a head start on poten
1. Evaluate the risk factors of each payment type, and decide on which level of risk you are comfortable with.
Cash: zero
When it was first used and aired over the radio, the word transcription drew large attention and become the gist of the public’s conversation. Newspapers also have many data about and everybody who can read it become interested in getting into it.Being a transcriptionist, working on transcriptions offers a different kind of job opportunity. It is a task that you can get fond of, aside from that you will also be earning more money as compared to other jobs.However, does working as a transcriptionist present to yo
Cash: zero risk (unless you forget to check for counterfeit bills).
Credit Cards: fairly safe, the risk is on the credit card company, as long as you follow the procedures of checking the signature & expiration dates. There is a possibility of a charge back, but you will be able to provide proof of a legitimate sale to resolve that. Sales over the phone or internet are a different story, the risk is of a stolen credit card, or a fraudulent card obtained by i
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