Comments on: Business Finance UK – Low Rate Funding of Business Ensured http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html Sat, 23 Jan 2010 03:57:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Left Coast Liberal http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-109 Left Coast Liberal Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:29:42 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-109 Your uncle must be trying to persuade you NOT to do some action involving business/finance. Quite naturally, you must respect your uncle as he is your elder. If you have talent in that area, and you are satisfied that you will do well, go for it. Keep the peace! Your uncle must be trying to persuade you NOT to do some action involving business/finance. Quite naturally, you must respect your uncle as he is your elder. If you have talent in that area, and you are satisfied that you will do well, go for it.
Keep the peace!

]]> By: SexyMorenoPaTi http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-96 SexyMorenoPaTi Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:01:30 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-96 Very informative! Very informative!

]]> By: aa7yan http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-98 aa7yan Fri, 22 Jan 2010 19:17:43 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-98 thanks for this great video thanks for this great video

]]> By: Rachel http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-106 Rachel Fri, 22 Jan 2010 14:48:05 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-106 Try Philosophy, or Logic and Reasoning. I've heard people have done well with those. Try Philosophy, or Logic and Reasoning. I've heard people have done well with those.

]]> By: Courtney http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-104 Courtney Fri, 22 Jan 2010 11:33:46 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-104 I would estimate that getting a B.S. in business finance, and then getting an MBA would get you an additional 20% salary over a bachelors degree. You didn't specify what part of the country you are looking to be employed, and it also depends on where you get your MBA or MF degree from. Generically speaking, a first year MBA/MF candidate with non experience can expect a salary of anywhere from $60 to $80K from a second tier school. However, an advance degree from an Ivy League School, or even a Big Ten school with a great business school should start you off at minimum of $100K. However, this is not the best economy to be looking for a job. My advice to you would be to complete your bachelors degree, get hired by a very good firm, that will also reimburse you to get a Masters degree (do you really want another $80K in student loans, or do you want your employer to pay for them---but tuition reimbursement for a masters degree is considered taxable income) and work and get your Masters degree at the same time. Your company, if they are interested in keeping and investing in their best talent, should reward you for your hard work and diligent. Good luck! I would estimate that getting a B.S. in business finance, and then getting an MBA would get you an additional 20% salary over a bachelors degree. You didn't specify what part of the country you are looking to be employed, and it also depends on where you get your MBA or MF degree from. Generically speaking, a first year MBA/MF candidate with non experience can expect a salary of anywhere from $60 to $80K from a second tier school. However, an advance degree from an Ivy League School, or even a Big Ten school with a great business school should start you off at minimum of $100K. However, this is not the best economy to be looking for a job.

My advice to you would be to complete your bachelors degree, get hired by a very good firm, that will also reimburse you to get a Masters degree (do you really want another $80K in student loans, or do you want your employer to pay for them—but tuition reimbursement for a masters degree is considered taxable income) and work and get your Masters degree at the same time. Your company, if they are interested in keeping and investing in their best talent, should reward you for your hard work and diligent. Good luck!

]]> By: Tonyayang7 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-94 Tonyayang7 Fri, 22 Jan 2010 01:52:50 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-94 great job A+ great job A+

]]> By: TranceAddict2088 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-100 TranceAddict2088 Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:00:11 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-100 nice video im a business admin major nice video im a business admin major

]]> By: chubbychilli http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-95 chubbychilli Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:19:00 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-95 Very concise and put in a simple manner for all to understand. Just what I needed! Will now look at your other videos. Very concise and put in a simple manner for all to understand. Just what I needed! Will now look at your other videos.

]]> By: afekula http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-107 afekula Wed, 20 Jan 2010 22:07:55 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-107 Yes, you can, in the 1990's. Unfortunately you probably will not be able to now. I remember around 2000 everyone was going for finance/real estate degrees.....well that market is dead. The only thing that is left over is selling insurance/stocks/mutuals. I have a Management degree with a lot of finance and I have been approached by two employers to hock their insurance products. I too, hate selling those types of things, especially in a terrible economy. The only thing you might possibly get with a finance degree is some office A/R or A/P job making $12/hr max. Business degrees are virtually worthless right now since most businesses are closing/cutting/downsizing. It's just bad luck. Most people I know do not have a job, those with degrees who do have jobs make $7.25/hr. Since you're finince savvy, start investing in gold, silver, get rid of any fiat currency youo have, invest in a nice gun, ammunition because jobs are not coming back and the only thing you might have is what you can get now. Yes, you can, in the 1990's. Unfortunately you probably will not be able to now. I remember around 2000 everyone was going for finance/real estate degrees…..well that market is dead. The only thing that is left over is selling insurance/stocks/mutuals. I have a Management degree with a lot of finance and I have been approached by two employers to hock their insurance products. I too, hate selling those types of things, especially in a terrible economy. The only thing you might possibly get with a finance degree is some office A/R or A/P job making $12/hr max. Business degrees are virtually worthless right now since most businesses are closing/cutting/downsizing. It's just bad luck. Most people I know do not have a job, those with degrees who do have jobs make $7.25/hr. Since you're finince savvy, start investing in gold, silver, get rid of any fiat currency youo have, invest in a nice gun, ammunition because jobs are not coming back and the only thing you might have is what you can get now.

]]> By: Good Girl http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html/comment-page-1#comment-108 Good Girl Wed, 20 Jan 2010 09:52:09 +0000 http://www.voicesemerge.org/business-finance-uk-%e2%80%93-low-rate-funding-of-business-ensured.html#comment-108 certificate requirements change over time, do whats needed to get into a big firm but if after 2 years you dont cross the sevenfigure income bar move to a smaller firm or you will get forced out on their terms best plaus - learn a foreign language from a BRIC country big big big plus certificate requirements change over time,
do whats needed to get into a big firm but if after 2 years you dont cross the sevenfigure income bar move to a smaller firm or you will get forced out on their terms

best plaus – learn a foreign language from a BRIC country big big big plus

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