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Bruce Hokin is an experienced accountant (FCPA). His main interests are in better decision-making and Cost Benefit Analysis training. You can find more of his in-depth FREE articles, a FREE Newsletter and FREE e-zines at his website. Education/Experience: Diploma of Business (Accounting) Interests: Cost Benefit Analysis training Affiliations: Fully Qualified Accountant (FCPA) URL RSS |
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Your car is one of your most expensive purchases, apart from the family home. It is in your best financial interest to make it work well for you with the least possible expense. There are many, easy ways you can minimize your motoring costs. By Bruce Hokin | Published 6/14/2007
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Apart from your home, this can be one of the largest financial expenditures and therefore one of the most important to your financial well-being. If you can learn a few rules and remember some proven tips then this can be an enjoyable experience. By Bruce Hokin | Published 5/1/2007
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Apart from your home, this can be one of the largest financial expenditures and therefore one of the most important to your financial well-being. If you can learn a few rules and remember some proven tips then this can be an enjoyable experience. Here's how. By Bruce Hokin | Published 5/1/2007
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Auctions are a fun, yet sometimes stressful way to buy goods. It could be a car, it could be real estate, it could be antiques or items for the garden and around the home. You can pick up a bargain or get caught. By Bruce Hokin | Published 5/1/2007
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Are you up to your eyeballs in debt? Can't see a way out of the mess? Welcome to the club. Most American families are weighed down with too much debt, causing them stress and worry. There is a way out. All it takes is some knowledge and commitment. By Bruce Hokin | Published 5/1/2007
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Debt has reached epic proportions in our society. Whether you're rich, poor or in between, you probably have enough debt to make you feel like giving up on your dreams of financial independence and living the comfortable life. There is a way out of this situation. By Bruce Hokin | Published 4/20/2007
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Loans are easy to apply for and receive in our society. So easy, in fact, that sometimes we don't give a second thought whether this, or another loan, is in our best financial interests. There are 5 key questions that can tell you whether a loan is right for you financially. By Bruce Hokin | Published 4/20/2007
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There are many ways supermarkets entice you to spend more than you planned. Some of them are listed below. Also, some ways you can tip the scales in your favor have been added. By Bruce Hokin | Published 4/12/2007
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Personal financial problems can rob you of happiness and contentment. Learning about these key issues now can save you years of heartache later on. It's your life - why not enjoy it? By Bruce Hokin | Published 4/12/2007
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Worrying about your finances can be very draining on you and your family. However, there are a few basic skills, if mastered, can transform your finances and your life. By Bruce Hokin | Published 4/6/2007
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Spending habits, lifestyle, financial freedom and security are all topics close to everyone's heart. Learning about these common mistakes may keep you from going down the same path. By Bruce Hokin | Published 3/22/2007
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Profitable financial decisions are the life-blood of vibrant businesses. These decisions all have a positive or negative impact on the viability and health of the business. Would your business be more successful if your decisions were freshened up? By Bruce Hokin | Published 2/20/2007
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Financial decisions are an integral part of any business. Good financial decisions will make the business grow and prosper; poor decisions can bring a business to its knees. By Bruce Hokin | Published 2/8/2007
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Financial decisions can make or break a business, and its owner(s). It would be prudent to use tested and proven methods that are guaranteed to improve the quality of financial decisions - especially capital purchase decisions. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/29/2007
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Financial decisions are very important to the health of any company. So it is critical that decisions are made using the best techniques available. Cost Benefit Analysis is designed to help you make the best financial decisions possible. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/28/2007
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There are many reasons why executives, business owners and others put off implementing Cost Benefit Analysis in their businesses. You can gain the advantage over these by understanding the real truths of this powerful, decision-making tool. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/25/2007
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If you are called upon to make financial decisions you may find it difficult sometimes to confidently choose the best proposal. Using Cost Benefit Analysis can help. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/25/2007
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Accountants are well suited to making extra income by using Cost Benefit Analysis. The 9 ways shown in the article will make it easy to add these elements to your business. Cost Benefit Analysis can assist your clients and boost your profit. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/25/2007
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It may be challenging to learn about Cost Benefit Analysis quickly. However, if you review the questions and answers listed below you will gain a little more understanding since these are commonly asked questions and the answers are based on wide experience. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/25/2007
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Making decisions is what managers are paid to do. However, the ramifications of these decisions can have a marked positive or negative outcome on the company. Not to mention the manager's prospects as well. The article covers just a few of the mistakes. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/25/2007
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Cost Benefit Analysis must be carried out to accepted principles. If not, your reputation and the company could suffer. There are some elements that should never be included in Cost Benefit Analysis. Some of these are listed in this article. By Bruce Hokin | Published 1/1/2007
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