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    they have at their disposal they will be more inclined to make better decisions. The core problem that the poor face is that as they grew up they never had good role models to teach them the value of saving money and investing. They do not encounter bank branches in their daily lives because the areas that they live in have none, therefore they do not understand the benefits they bring. In their article The Geography of Fringe Banking the writers Christopher Fowler, Jane Cover, and Rachel Kleit…

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    a seller and a customer everything is fine for the seller in plan A but the customer’s auditor refrain from implementing it due to debt equity requirements concerns. Every company has some debt equity requirements that is a limit on debt holding to run smoothly as set by shareholders and owners. Maybe international has enough debt to its name that it cannot afford to be more debt leasing for…

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    strategies she shared was experiment, examine/reflect, encouragement. As a leader she encourages everyone to experiment. Yes risk is a factor but she believes in order to learn you must try new learning patterns. Learning can be tough because you will run into barriers. The key is to learn from your mistakes as you go along and not be discourage by failures. As leader, I do not scold individuals, but instead turn the situation into a learning experience. I coach and mentor my direct reports to…

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    was persuaded that there were no costs, up until 60 days later when I received my first credit card invoice, that all changed. I had recently gone to a bank to inquire about a loan for my first car; that’s when they presented the credit card option to me. It was a sunny Saturday when I received my credit card, I was given a letter from the bank, I thought it was regarding my loan, I opened it thinking it was going to be similar the others: “Sorry we can’t help … due to lack of credit history….”…

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    As I read through the laws that govern the securities industry, I asked myself the question of “ Why do we regulate the financial systems? Besides the basic understanding of having laws to better the efficiency of the investment and banking industry, why must we have laws and ethics that lay out the information of what is good and what is bad in the world of money, shouldn’t it already be known? In class we mentioned the issue with Goldman Sachs, ENRON, and some others companies who disobeyed…

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    Transcendentalism was a movement that sprung in the 19th century, and was primarily focused on the ideals of self-reliance and living simply. The major leaders of the movement were Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau, both of whom published books such as “Walden” and “Self-Reliance” which described their transcendentalism ideologies. One of their major themes, “The Value of Simplicity” , describes how living simply has many more opportunities and up-sides than living extravagantly. This…

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    an organization to take a strategic decision, handling cash flows and controlling of incoming and outgoing cash flows. Since RICB borrow funds from the other financial institutions and competes in the same lending market, the unwillingness from the banks to lend to RICB is affecting the funding sources. RICBL also faces problem in Non-repayment of loans by the loan clients affects the cash flow in terms of further lending and a regulatory restriction in terms of issuing different policies, as…

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    users perform. Most traditional banks offer online banking and 100%…

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    those companies would one day become profitable, and many investors abandoned a cautious approach in fear of not being able to cash in on the growing use of the internet. (Dotcom Bubble Definition). In the year 2000 Eliot Spitzer sued eight investment banks for conflict of interest and recommending dot-com stocks they thought were junk. The lawyers had reached settlements totaling $1.4 billion in fines in the year 2002. (Inside Job). Through 2000 to 2005 the investigations of Fannie Mae and…

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    dispatched to a theft report, which occurred at the Seasons on Lea Hill 12722 SE 312TH ST, Auburn/King/Wa. Upon arrival I contacted the victim, Armando Chavez at his apartment 6A. Armando stated that several days ago, no precise date, he went to his bank to deposit money into his account. Armando stated he banked at Alaska USA. Armando was advised by a teller that he had a negative money in his account and it looked as if someone had attempted to deposit money from his account. Armando stated…

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