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Rich Brott writes about business, finance, purpose and stewardship – with a grounded perspective for the decisions that shape an abundant life.
Insights & Wisdom for a Rewarding Life – Financially, Personally, Spiritually.
- Rich Brott
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Business · Finance · Purpose · Stewardship
Establishing a successful business requires that one be especially diligent in the process of discovering, reviewing and analyzing all possible information related to the business venture. This includes forming and asking a multitude of questions about yourself, your financers, your industry and your potential customers. Questions that ask the “Who, What, Where, When, Why and How”.
Major credit bureaus offer services that let you check your credit file. Under some programs, you get a copy of your credit file as often as you want for $30-$50 per year and receive notification every time a creditor receives a copy of your file. Federal law already lets you see your credit file as […]
READ ESSAY >Today, I wanted to alert you to some other websites and bloggers whose weekly blogs are of interest to me: Money Management Online Sites Regularly I drop by a number of sites for a variety of articles, blogs, financial news and calculators. Thinking you may have some interest in the sites that I read, I […]
READ ESSAY >Far too many people find themselves trapped by debt. I want to address a number of borrowing and credit issues. Perhaps the greatest need in families today is understanding the consequences of being trapped by debt with limited income and in a financial position where it seems like it will be impossible to recover. Any […]
READ ESSAY >Bad Business Debt – Part I Is there such a thing as bad business debt? After all, does not a business borrow so that it can create a product or a service that generates more or new income? The answer here is clearly yes. There is a need for businesses to borrow for certain business […]
READ ESSAY >It is everyone’s responsibility to be hard working, persistent, and diligent. The person who has no diligence is lazy – a sluggard, if you will. The sluggard. What can be said about this kind of person? Is he self-centered or lazy? Does he rest; does he do what he wants to do without regard to others? Certainly all these things probably describe a sluggard, but much more could be said.
Read More >What should you do if you find mistakes in your credit report? As you read through your report, make a list of everything out-of-date.
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