Mission Statement
Articles, links, ideas and everything to do with property management.
Monday, December 31, 2012
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Corporate Plan
Corporations have developed a plan which will begin what they believe will be the solution to get this nation back on track. The bitter pill will be felt by everyone, for the Rich; some of their Wealth, the Middle-class; alot of their Time and for the Poor; nothing changes, it sucks to be Poor. Be prepared, you have been warned.
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Citigroup to cut 11,000 Jobs
Companies begin to get ready for the upcoming storm. Is your business ready?
Monday, December 3, 2012
Sunday, December 2, 2012
How to be wealthy
The Upper Class
The upper class values include higher education, and the wealthiest people have an accumulation and maintenance of wealth, the maintenance of social networks and the power that accompanies such networks. Children of the upper class are typically schooled on how to manage this power and this privileged in different forms. Wealth continues to transfer and grow between generations.
The Middle Class
The middle class places a greater emphasis on income. The middle class views wealth as something for emergencies and it is seen as a safety cushion. This class comprises of people who were raised with families that typically owned their homes, planned ahead and stressed the importance of education and achievement. They earn a significant amount of income but also have a significant amount of consumption. However there is limited savings (deferred compensation) or investments, besides retirement pensions and home ownership.
The Lower Class
Those with the least amount of wealth are the poor. Wealth accumulation for this class is to some extent prohibited. People that receive Welfare cannot own more then a trivial amount of assets, in order to be eligible and remain qualified for minor income transfers. A underlying negative factor of the poor is that the institutions that are formed to help them, also keep them dependent by discouraging them from accumulating wealth.
The upper class values include higher education, and the wealthiest people have an accumulation and maintenance of wealth, the maintenance of social networks and the power that accompanies such networks. Children of the upper class are typically schooled on how to manage this power and this privileged in different forms. Wealth continues to transfer and grow between generations.
The Middle Class
The middle class places a greater emphasis on income. The middle class views wealth as something for emergencies and it is seen as a safety cushion. This class comprises of people who were raised with families that typically owned their homes, planned ahead and stressed the importance of education and achievement. They earn a significant amount of income but also have a significant amount of consumption. However there is limited savings (deferred compensation) or investments, besides retirement pensions and home ownership.
The Lower Class
Those with the least amount of wealth are the poor. Wealth accumulation for this class is to some extent prohibited. People that receive Welfare cannot own more then a trivial amount of assets, in order to be eligible and remain qualified for minor income transfers. A underlying negative factor of the poor is that the institutions that are formed to help them, also keep them dependent by discouraging them from accumulating wealth.
The one percent
This essay is done by Progressives about who hold the reigns of wealth in this nation and the rest of the world. The Progressives tend to focus on policies of envy but it is an overall great article to understand who really controls the world. Wealth is also a matter of perspective. A person on a lower rung of the financial ladder in the UNited States would be very high up on the rungs in less developed country.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Resolution Copper laying off 400 of it's 500 workers
Obama Administration punishing another business. Unfortunately, this one is in Arizona.
Upcoming Recession?
Too Late!!! It already started in August. Act accordingly when making your preparations.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Glendale City Council votes to approve Phoenix Coyotes deal
This is great news for the local economy!
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Document Everything in a Small Business
Bureaucracy loves paperwork. Keep them up to date and work at your systems.
A Union Contract Hit
This is a very good explanation of how the Progressives destroyed an 85 year old company. Well played. What is happening in Europe will be here soon.
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