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    Debt Informative Speech

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    I know what it feels like to have a dark cloud of debt hanging over your head. You may feel stressed, anxious, overwhelmed, or even depressed. You may feel angry and disappointed with yourself because you let things spiral out of control. You may feel that your life is on hold because of your debt. I get it. It’s tough. I spent years pretending my financial problems didn’t exist. I know it can take years to build up the courage to face your fears and start working your way out of debt. If you…

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    In order to help people achieve a total money makeover, Dave Ramsey "busts" myths and introduces a seven step program to insure one 's success . He provides extremely accurate reasons and fact to why debt and money myths can 't be trusted and reveals truths . Also adding on an easy to understand and follow program, to ensure financial finesses . Before all this Dave instructs that one should be able to accept the reality if they are financial unhealthy and be willing to change even if its…

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    Medical Malpractice Memo

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    Multiple reports must be made when a payment is made on behalf of a practitioner in a medical malpractice suit. This memo will detail the statutorily required information that must be reported to both the National Practitioner Data Bank (“NPDB”) and the Texas Medical Board once it is determined that a report is required. Two checklists have been provided at the end of this memo to ensure that all of the required information is included in the report. Discussion National Practitioner Data Bank…

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    Cash flow is very easy to meet in our ordinary life. Whenever you pay bills or deposit cash or cheques it called cash flow. Simply can say cash flow is money comes in, money goes out. When applied this concept in business, cash flow is getting incomes and paying expenses. However, there are risks in cash flow. For example, when you deposited cash cheques into your bank, it does not deposit into your account directly. It probably takes more than couple of days to see the money deposit in your…

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    When people are in debt, there are many debt management companies that are willing to help them. They manage the debt that someone is in by taking one monthly payment; working with the lower payments and lower interest. But the person can also manage their own debt, without help of others. It is not an easy task, but people are able to do it. According to Dave Ramsey, good debt management is 80% behavior and 20% head knowledge. There are many advantages and disadvantages about debt management.…

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    Credit Score Importance

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    begin with having a credit card. A credit card requires one main responsibility and that is paying the bill on time. Instructions for bill payments can differ between credit card companies and many charge late fees for overdue payments. It is the responsibility of the cardholder to make these payments on time. Thus, having a credit card and making payments on time will increase a credit score. An additional attribute towards raising credit score is to keep lower balances per card. Being in…

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    I plan to write my essay on Kahneman’s Thinking, Fast and Slow, which examines how the brain’s meager grasp of statistics can lead to poor choices. Kahneman essentially separates the brain into two parts: System 1, which makes quick, intuitive assessments based on associative memories, and System 2, which deals with more involved decisions. The inherent laziness of System 2, a function of its limited resources, leads the brain to make often-inaccurate judgements – especially in the realms of…

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    At age twelve, people asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I would respond by saying that I wanted to be a pediatrician. The reason was because I loved the joy a baby’s smile brought when I babysat my nieces and nephews. I didn’t have any research or background information of what being a pediatrician would require. I knew my passion, was to work with children and make a decent living. When I was fourteen, entering high school the coursework was tougher. Exiting high school, at the age…

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    thing that is consistent in healthcare is that healthcare is forever evolving. With the concept of evolution one particular area that plays a major role in how healthcare system evolves is revenue and the other is how the healthcare facilities get payment for the services provided. When exploring healthcare services reimbursement there are checks and balances that must take place. The healthcare provider orders services such as radiology and laboratory services just to name a few of the services…

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    companies, television networks, and the conference their team plays in. Next, ¨full¨ scholarships from schools do not always cover full tuition and living costs. Also, they should be able to make their endorsement deals if not being rewarded with payment. College athletes should be paid because they have no time for jobs due to meetings and practice, they attract fans and help their teams win, and they straight up work…

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