5 Ideas For Getting Quick Cash
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6 March 2017
Emergencies happen, and as luck would have it, Murphy's Law dictates they happen most when you're short on money. If you need to scrape together some fast cash, here are five ideas.
Sell Your Gold And Silver
Whether you have silver and gold coins, bullion, bars, or jewelry, there is always someone willing to buy it. Gather up what you have and take it to the nearest coin dealer, pawnshop, or jewelry store to see what they're willing to give you for your stash.
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Moving But Want To Lease Your House For A Couple Years? What To Do
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14 September 2016
If you are considering renting out a house that you live in while you take a job in another city for a year or longer, managing the property while you're away may not be as easy as you think. Instead of trying to take care of all the problems while you're away, it may be best to reach out to professionals in your area for help. Here are a few of the reasons why you want to contact a property management company before you head out of town.
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Growing A New Business? Top Three Ways To Attract Great Employees
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13 September 2016
One of the biggest problems facing new small business owners today is the difficulty in finding and recruiting good candidates to help grow their business. With top talent in high demand, business owners can have trouble competing for the attention of the candidates they want to attract. If your business is ready to hire some great employees but having difficulty standing out from the crowd, the following tips can help make you more visible to potential team members.
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3 Easy Ways To Help Your Customers Ease The Burden Of Funeral Expenses As A Funeral Home Director
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7 September 2016
Death may be an unavoidable part of life, but it is all too common for the people who walk into your funeral home to be faced with a sudden and unexpected burden of paying for loved one's funeral and burial. Losing a relative can be stressful in itself, let alone having to come up with money to pay for their services. Therefore, as a funeral director, it is always a good idea if you have some helpful ways to ease your customers' financial burden.
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