Archive for May, 2007
A person in need of spring cleaning through jobs, finance individual and personal success limitations?
Thursday, May 24th, 2007
A company considering Bankruptcy. How will it effect our finances and personal credit?
Friday, May 18th, 2007I have a small business that I started with my business partner two years ago. It is an S-Corporation. We opened up a line of credit and credit cards under our company name with our ourselves being the guarantors of that debt with our property. My business partner quit earlier this year and I am now the sole owner of the company. However, my partner’s name is still listed as being a guarantor of the debts. If I decide to file the company for bankruptcy, what kind of effect will it have on us financially and to our personal credit? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.
I don’t understand. How can they FORCE me to file for personal bankruptcy? I can understand they can perhaps pursue beyond the boundary of my business to my personal things but they can’t force me to file for personal bankruptcy, can they?
What is the best way to learn about taxes at 16 years old?
Saturday, May 12th, 2007
Whats personal finance? Whats Geometry ?
Friday, May 11th, 2007I’m in 10th grade and have to take a math class. Somehow without me really noticing my charter school made me skip a class of algebra and move on to the final algebra in 9th grade. Now that I finished that I have to still take am math for 10th grade class and have to chose between Geometry or Personal finance.
I don’t really know what either of them are about. Which one should I chose ?
Halp ! \(’o')/
Thank you.You people are so helpful :’)
How do finances work with home sales parties?
Wednesday, May 9th, 2007I am going to sell personal protection products and I want to have people sell at home parties for me, like Mary Kay, the old Tupperware way, cooking products, etc. I need to know how the finances work. At a party do I take orders there and have the customers pay then? Or do they pay when the product is delivered? How are commissions split?
Has anyone faced this personal crisis when deciding on which academic/career path to pursue?
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007The question as I phrased it is undeniably vague, but I didn’t know how else to encompass my situation in 110 characters and I will try to be succinct in this detailed section.
I’m a second year undergraduate student of relatively higher than average aptitude for the field that I’m studying and I’ve been brought up to perform well in the field (i.e. always enrolled in the advanced courses and kept ahead of other students my age when in high school). I’ve also always been a hermit and consequently have almost exclusively derived my self-worth from my related accomplishments.
I’ve done a lot of introspection in the last not so little while and have realized that I don’t recollect ever enjoying myself when pursuing my goals in the said field and have only continued along the same path because it’s what I did best. I’m pretty sure this has taken an unhealthy emotional toll on me (e.g. anxiety brought on by the fear of failure). When stumbling upon this realization, other realizations soon followed as corollaries, primarily an uncertainty about my future. These thoughts have really rattled me. I’ve become more detached from and apathetic towards my studies.
I’ve been considering other academic options that are more rooted in what I consider to be personal interests but am lacking in experience. This is not to mention the uncertainty that comes with veering completely off course from the path that I envisioned for myself. It feels like if I make any drastic changes academically, most of my accomplishments go down the toilet and I’ll have to reinvent myself. I’m also finding it difficult to find willpower to do much of anything related to my studies (In the last little while I’ve mostly been reading whatever I could get my hands on that sounds interesting and watching interesting videos on the internet).
I’d just like to know if anyone has experienced something remotely similar to my situation. I should also mention that I have no materialistic goals (I’m not at all after money) and I’m not really concerned about “building a career”; I consider it far more important to be engaged in an activity that I enjoy, however I don’t know if there’s anything that I’m passionate enough about to consider taking a major risk. Financing is also not really a big problem.






