Predatory Lending - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document provides information on credit and money management. It discusses understanding credit reports and credit scores, different types of credit cards and fees, calculating debt-to-income ratios, establishing good credit, and repairing credit. Tips are provided such as paying bills on time, keeping credit card balances low, and ordering free annual credit reports to monitor your financial health and credit standing.
Boost Your Credit Score - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document discusses various banking and financial products like checking and savings accounts, loans, and money transfer services. It provides information on opening and managing accounts, balancing a checkbook, avoiding fees, and choosing the right accounts based on individual needs and balances. Safety tips are also included about insured accounts and limits for different types of accounts.
Credit involves borrowing and lending money, with interest charged for the cost of borrowing. A credit score is calculated based on factors like payment history, amounts owed, length of credit history, and number of accounts, and shows how risky a borrower is. Maintaining good credit involves paying bills on time, keeping balances low relative to credit limits, and allowing an established credit history. Managing needs versus wants carefully and avoiding overspending can help keep debts under control and credit in good standing.
The document discusses creating budgets for personal, family, and business finances. It provides examples of estimating income and expenses to create a budget. Key terms defined include budget, crossfooting, receipts, and payments. The goals are to learn how to make and track budgets to control spending and ensure financial independence and stability.
Predatory Lending - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document provides information on credit and money management. It discusses understanding credit reports and credit scores, different types of credit cards and fees, calculating debt-to-income ratios, establishing good credit, and repairing credit. Tips are provided such as paying bills on time, keeping credit card balances low, and ordering free annual credit reports to monitor your financial health and credit standing.
Boost Your Credit Score - It's a Money ThingTim McAlpine
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
It’s a Money Thing is a collection of effective and affordable financial education content designed to engage and teach young adults while setting your credit union apart. These presentations and other elements are all customizable with your credit union's logo. Check out Currency Marketing at currencymarketing.ca/money-thing for more information.
The document discusses various banking and financial products like checking and savings accounts, loans, and money transfer services. It provides information on opening and managing accounts, balancing a checkbook, avoiding fees, and choosing the right accounts based on individual needs and balances. Safety tips are also included about insured accounts and limits for different types of accounts.
Credit involves borrowing and lending money, with interest charged for the cost of borrowing. A credit score is calculated based on factors like payment history, amounts owed, length of credit history, and number of accounts, and shows how risky a borrower is. Maintaining good credit involves paying bills on time, keeping balances low relative to credit limits, and allowing an established credit history. Managing needs versus wants carefully and avoiding overspending can help keep debts under control and credit in good standing.
The document discusses creating budgets for personal, family, and business finances. It provides examples of estimating income and expenses to create a budget. Key terms defined include budget, crossfooting, receipts, and payments. The goals are to learn how to make and track budgets to control spending and ensure financial independence and stability.
Using Credit is part 4 of the 6-part Money Matters class, created by the Athens-Clarke County Library. Money Matters is part of Smart investing @ your library®, and is brought to you by a joint grant from the American Library Association and FINRA, the Financial Regulatory Authority Foundation.
This document discusses various topics related to personal finances and money management. It asks questions about carrying and managing cash, checking bills and receipts, giving to beggars and charities, selling unneeded items, feelings about borrowing and lending money, being in credit or debt, the current economic situation, spending habits, and quotes about lending. The document covers financial terms like bills, banking statements, credit, debt, overdrafts, interest, investments, stocks, dividends, profits, bankruptcy, and recessions. It directs the reader to exercises and readings on related pages.
Dummies guide to selling pnc checking accountsChad Swing
PNC has several checking account options at different price points to meet different customer needs. Foundation and Free checking accounts have basic features but carry restrictions and are not to be led with or recommended by tellers. Virtual Wallet Checking is for customers looking for an integrated online experience, while Performance and Performance Select have higher balance requirements but provide more perks and benefits. Tellers should have basic knowledge of accounts to answer questions and make recommendations, but do not need to know all details. The goal is a positive customer experience.
This document summarizes credit options after foreclosure, bankruptcy, or short sale. It states that according to Fannie Mae guidelines, the time before being able to obtain a home loan is 7 years after foreclosure, 2-4 years after a short sale depending on the loan-to-value ratio, 4-2 years after bankruptcy depending on the chapter, and 2 years after a deed-in-lieu. Extenuating circumstances can reduce these times. It also outlines liability for deficiency judgments after foreclosure, taxation of foreclosures and short sales, avoiding probate, and inheritance rules for married and single deceased individuals.
The document provides information about improving your credit and reducing debt. It discusses average credit statistics for Americans, how to review your credit report and score, strategies for correcting errors and reducing debt through budgeting, paying off high-interest debts first, and finding additional sources of money like home equity loans or second jobs. Specific tips include stopping unnecessary spending, using debit cards, selling expensive items, and creating a budget that accounts for both discretionary and non-discretionary expenses. Getting help from professionals like a CPA is also recommended.
Rebuild Your Credit Score With 8 Simple StepsOneUnited Bank
This document outlines 8 simple steps to rebuild your credit score: 1) Order your credit report from each of the 3 major credit bureaus, 2) Get a secured credit card to establish credit, 3) Pay all bills on time to improve payment history, 4) Keep credit utilization low by paying down balances, 5) Contact lenders to increase credit limits, 6) Be cautious of opening too many new accounts, 7) Pay off low-balance loans first before larger debts, and 8) Use online resources to learn more about rebuilding credit.
Credit cards allow users to make purchases without cash by borrowing money from the issuing bank. Users are charged interest if they do not pay their balance in full each month. There are two main types of credit cards - bank cards that can be used anywhere and store cards that are only valid at a specific store. While credit cards offer convenience, they can encourage overspending and result in high interest costs if balances are revolved from month to month rather than paid in full. The wise credit card user pays their statement balance each month to avoid unnecessary interest charges.
“Danny has demonstrated exceptional finance and accounting abilities and his accomplishments are impressive- especially considering his young age. His training has been invaluable. I am pleased to commend his excellence.”
Rick Perry, Governor of Texas and First Lady Anita Perry
“I can say without reservation that Danny is a young man of impeccable character. Danny has taken a strong stand for his family as he began controlling the family finances. He is truly a unique individual who has had extremely different priorities.”
Jason Brodeur, Florida State Representative, District 33
“Danny’s extensive knowledge of credit and the banking industry that he shared with me greatly impressed me considering his young age. His financial talents are rare and he is with no doubt a very gifted individual with a bright future ahead.”
Bob Dallari, Seminole County Commissioner, District 1
“Paying the bills and balancing a checkbook--all the task and responsibilities of being an adult. But one mom said she handed it all over to her son at just 11 years old.”
Central Florida News 13
“Danny was a natural, a finance whiz kid. Soon, he was spending time reading the small print on each of his mom's credit card statements and every bill that came through. He started refinancing the ways banks work, how credit card companies calculate interest and what makes credit good.”
East Orlando Sun
“Growing up Danny wanted to be a doctor. But that changed, the moment his mom gave him a new chore around the house. One that saved her thousands of dollars, and helped her son find a new path in life.”
Dallas/Fort Worth WFAA-TV
“Danny accomplished the feat by negotiating with Bank of America was he was just 14 years old!”
Fox 35 News
“Feeling frustrated over finances? Need help managing a student loan? The Financial Whiz Kid may be able to help.”
Seminole Chronicle
“You may have heard of Danny “Financial Whiz Kid” Singh. At the age of 11, the Orlando boy took over his mom’s finances. By the age of 14, he had refinanced their home mortgage, persuaded banks to remove annual fees from his mom’s credit cards and negotiated more than $1300 in refunds on interest and fees for her. His financial savvy attracted the attention of print and electronic media – and fellow high school students.”
Seminole State College of Florida (Formerly, Seminole Community College)
“In reading Danny’s book, Danny is truly a genius when it comes to finances because he is always giving advice, especially to college students. His information helped me make the financial decision, which was to put my savings into a more lucrative account so I would not need to take out loans for college! I was not disappointed by his book and neither will you.”
Lacey Kresen, Student at Valencia College, Orlando
With the TJ Maxx credit card, you will be eligible for a lot of rewards for any purchases that you make at the TJX stores. Along with this, you will also receive a point for every dollar that you spend at other places as well, provided that you qualify for a Mastercard. The best part about this card is that it has low annual percentage rates and fees, and apart from this, there is no fee on an annual basis. The points can also go up to 5 for every dollar that you spend. Also, you can earn as many points as possible throughout the year and there are special discounts available on the card.
Rebuild credit fast with these easy tips. A 2013 study found 40 million consumers have mistakes on credit reports. Rebuilding your credit will improve your credit scores and give you access to better interest rates and terms.
http://rebuildcreditscores.com
Rbs Scholar Development Financial Literacy (April 08)doniellebuie923
The document provides information about budgeting, savings, credit, and financial responsibility for college graduates entering the workforce. It discusses calculating take-home pay based on a sample $43,000 salary, provides tips for reducing expenses and saving money, and explains how to build credit through options like secured credit cards or retail store cards. The document also covers maintaining good credit by paying bills on time and annually checking credit reports.
No Chexsystems banks can help the unbanked enter the banking industry. Some consumers choose to live without a bank account and others are unable to open a bank account due to ChexSystems or bad credit. The unbanked pay an estimated $1200 a year in fees for alternative financial services.
http://rebuildcreditscores.com
The document discusses credit scores and how to improve them. It notes that the three major credit bureaus are Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax, and that creditors do not always report to all three. It then provides statistics on average credit scores by state, and explains the factors that affect credit scores, such as payment history, credit utilization, length of credit history, and types of accounts. The document offers advice on reviewing credit reports annually and maintaining low credit card balances to improve credit scores over time. It also advertises credit repair services from the company I Clean Ugly Credit.
This document provides information about different types of consumer credit. It defines credit as an arrangement to receive goods or services now and pay for them later. It discusses how credit works, including borrowing money from a creditor and paying interest. It also covers the costs and benefits of using credit, factors to consider before financing a purchase, and the various forms consumer credit can take, such as credit cards, loans, and layaway plans. It emphasizes the importance of understanding interest rates, fees, repayment terms, and your ability to repay before taking on debt.
Faith & Finance Week 6: Credit Score and Living debt freebhnyc
The document discusses various topics related to personal finances including:
- Recent events in the stock market and how the credit scoring system works
- Tools for getting out of debt such as paying off collections, the impact of life events on credit scores, and methods for tracking debt repayment progress like snowball and highest interest methods.
- The document summarizes a study on credit card usage in India conducted by 6 individuals. It analyzes factors like demographics, personality traits, materialism and their association with credit card spending patterns and compulsive buying behavior.
- The study found that higher income groups have higher credit limits and use credit more frequently. It also found a weak correlation between traits like agreeableness and emotional stability with compulsive buying. Additionally, consumers find credit cards convenient but it does not make them spend more impulsively.
- However, the study had limitations like being conducted only in Delhi with a small non-random sample, so the findings may not be generalized to all of India.
The document discusses identity theft and provides tips to prevent it, such as shredding documents with personal information and choosing secure passwords. It also warns about predatory lending practices like payday loans, car title loans, and rent-to-own scams that can trap consumers in cycles of debt. Resources are listed for victims of identity theft and those seeking alternatives to predatory loans.
Joe Szlamnik has worked as a Vocational Specialist for Hyde Street Community Services since 2009. He holds a B.A. in History from San Francisco State University and a Master's in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix. Currently, Joe is pursuing a Master's in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of San Francisco. He has experience in various jobs including as an insurance associate and owning his own insurance agency. Joe is also a certified drug and alcohol counselor who supports various charities helping the underprivileged.
Assistive technology can increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities. An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is developed by parents and teachers to meet the specific needs of students who have a hard time learning or functioning. For students with hearing disabilities, assistive devices like hearing loops can help by amplifying sound and reducing background noise in the classroom. Students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may benefit from interactive touchscreen technologies like the TouchWindow, which allows them to make selections and use menus to stay engaged, similar to using an iPad.
Using Credit is part 4 of the 6-part Money Matters class, created by the Athens-Clarke County Library. Money Matters is part of Smart investing @ your library®, and is brought to you by a joint grant from the American Library Association and FINRA, the Financial Regulatory Authority Foundation.
This document discusses various topics related to personal finances and money management. It asks questions about carrying and managing cash, checking bills and receipts, giving to beggars and charities, selling unneeded items, feelings about borrowing and lending money, being in credit or debt, the current economic situation, spending habits, and quotes about lending. The document covers financial terms like bills, banking statements, credit, debt, overdrafts, interest, investments, stocks, dividends, profits, bankruptcy, and recessions. It directs the reader to exercises and readings on related pages.
Dummies guide to selling pnc checking accountsChad Swing
PNC has several checking account options at different price points to meet different customer needs. Foundation and Free checking accounts have basic features but carry restrictions and are not to be led with or recommended by tellers. Virtual Wallet Checking is for customers looking for an integrated online experience, while Performance and Performance Select have higher balance requirements but provide more perks and benefits. Tellers should have basic knowledge of accounts to answer questions and make recommendations, but do not need to know all details. The goal is a positive customer experience.
This document summarizes credit options after foreclosure, bankruptcy, or short sale. It states that according to Fannie Mae guidelines, the time before being able to obtain a home loan is 7 years after foreclosure, 2-4 years after a short sale depending on the loan-to-value ratio, 4-2 years after bankruptcy depending on the chapter, and 2 years after a deed-in-lieu. Extenuating circumstances can reduce these times. It also outlines liability for deficiency judgments after foreclosure, taxation of foreclosures and short sales, avoiding probate, and inheritance rules for married and single deceased individuals.
The document provides information about improving your credit and reducing debt. It discusses average credit statistics for Americans, how to review your credit report and score, strategies for correcting errors and reducing debt through budgeting, paying off high-interest debts first, and finding additional sources of money like home equity loans or second jobs. Specific tips include stopping unnecessary spending, using debit cards, selling expensive items, and creating a budget that accounts for both discretionary and non-discretionary expenses. Getting help from professionals like a CPA is also recommended.
Rebuild Your Credit Score With 8 Simple StepsOneUnited Bank
This document outlines 8 simple steps to rebuild your credit score: 1) Order your credit report from each of the 3 major credit bureaus, 2) Get a secured credit card to establish credit, 3) Pay all bills on time to improve payment history, 4) Keep credit utilization low by paying down balances, 5) Contact lenders to increase credit limits, 6) Be cautious of opening too many new accounts, 7) Pay off low-balance loans first before larger debts, and 8) Use online resources to learn more about rebuilding credit.
Credit cards allow users to make purchases without cash by borrowing money from the issuing bank. Users are charged interest if they do not pay their balance in full each month. There are two main types of credit cards - bank cards that can be used anywhere and store cards that are only valid at a specific store. While credit cards offer convenience, they can encourage overspending and result in high interest costs if balances are revolved from month to month rather than paid in full. The wise credit card user pays their statement balance each month to avoid unnecessary interest charges.
“Danny has demonstrated exceptional finance and accounting abilities and his accomplishments are impressive- especially considering his young age. His training has been invaluable. I am pleased to commend his excellence.”
Rick Perry, Governor of Texas and First Lady Anita Perry
“I can say without reservation that Danny is a young man of impeccable character. Danny has taken a strong stand for his family as he began controlling the family finances. He is truly a unique individual who has had extremely different priorities.”
Jason Brodeur, Florida State Representative, District 33
“Danny’s extensive knowledge of credit and the banking industry that he shared with me greatly impressed me considering his young age. His financial talents are rare and he is with no doubt a very gifted individual with a bright future ahead.”
Bob Dallari, Seminole County Commissioner, District 1
“Paying the bills and balancing a checkbook--all the task and responsibilities of being an adult. But one mom said she handed it all over to her son at just 11 years old.”
Central Florida News 13
“Danny was a natural, a finance whiz kid. Soon, he was spending time reading the small print on each of his mom's credit card statements and every bill that came through. He started refinancing the ways banks work, how credit card companies calculate interest and what makes credit good.”
East Orlando Sun
“Growing up Danny wanted to be a doctor. But that changed, the moment his mom gave him a new chore around the house. One that saved her thousands of dollars, and helped her son find a new path in life.”
Dallas/Fort Worth WFAA-TV
“Danny accomplished the feat by negotiating with Bank of America was he was just 14 years old!”
Fox 35 News
“Feeling frustrated over finances? Need help managing a student loan? The Financial Whiz Kid may be able to help.”
Seminole Chronicle
“You may have heard of Danny “Financial Whiz Kid” Singh. At the age of 11, the Orlando boy took over his mom’s finances. By the age of 14, he had refinanced their home mortgage, persuaded banks to remove annual fees from his mom’s credit cards and negotiated more than $1300 in refunds on interest and fees for her. His financial savvy attracted the attention of print and electronic media – and fellow high school students.”
Seminole State College of Florida (Formerly, Seminole Community College)
“In reading Danny’s book, Danny is truly a genius when it comes to finances because he is always giving advice, especially to college students. His information helped me make the financial decision, which was to put my savings into a more lucrative account so I would not need to take out loans for college! I was not disappointed by his book and neither will you.”
Lacey Kresen, Student at Valencia College, Orlando
With the TJ Maxx credit card, you will be eligible for a lot of rewards for any purchases that you make at the TJX stores. Along with this, you will also receive a point for every dollar that you spend at other places as well, provided that you qualify for a Mastercard. The best part about this card is that it has low annual percentage rates and fees, and apart from this, there is no fee on an annual basis. The points can also go up to 5 for every dollar that you spend. Also, you can earn as many points as possible throughout the year and there are special discounts available on the card.
Rebuild credit fast with these easy tips. A 2013 study found 40 million consumers have mistakes on credit reports. Rebuilding your credit will improve your credit scores and give you access to better interest rates and terms.
http://rebuildcreditscores.com
Rbs Scholar Development Financial Literacy (April 08)doniellebuie923
The document provides information about budgeting, savings, credit, and financial responsibility for college graduates entering the workforce. It discusses calculating take-home pay based on a sample $43,000 salary, provides tips for reducing expenses and saving money, and explains how to build credit through options like secured credit cards or retail store cards. The document also covers maintaining good credit by paying bills on time and annually checking credit reports.
No Chexsystems banks can help the unbanked enter the banking industry. Some consumers choose to live without a bank account and others are unable to open a bank account due to ChexSystems or bad credit. The unbanked pay an estimated $1200 a year in fees for alternative financial services.
http://rebuildcreditscores.com
The document discusses credit scores and how to improve them. It notes that the three major credit bureaus are Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax, and that creditors do not always report to all three. It then provides statistics on average credit scores by state, and explains the factors that affect credit scores, such as payment history, credit utilization, length of credit history, and types of accounts. The document offers advice on reviewing credit reports annually and maintaining low credit card balances to improve credit scores over time. It also advertises credit repair services from the company I Clean Ugly Credit.
This document provides information about different types of consumer credit. It defines credit as an arrangement to receive goods or services now and pay for them later. It discusses how credit works, including borrowing money from a creditor and paying interest. It also covers the costs and benefits of using credit, factors to consider before financing a purchase, and the various forms consumer credit can take, such as credit cards, loans, and layaway plans. It emphasizes the importance of understanding interest rates, fees, repayment terms, and your ability to repay before taking on debt.
Faith & Finance Week 6: Credit Score and Living debt freebhnyc
The document discusses various topics related to personal finances including:
- Recent events in the stock market and how the credit scoring system works
- Tools for getting out of debt such as paying off collections, the impact of life events on credit scores, and methods for tracking debt repayment progress like snowball and highest interest methods.
- The document summarizes a study on credit card usage in India conducted by 6 individuals. It analyzes factors like demographics, personality traits, materialism and their association with credit card spending patterns and compulsive buying behavior.
- The study found that higher income groups have higher credit limits and use credit more frequently. It also found a weak correlation between traits like agreeableness and emotional stability with compulsive buying. Additionally, consumers find credit cards convenient but it does not make them spend more impulsively.
- However, the study had limitations like being conducted only in Delhi with a small non-random sample, so the findings may not be generalized to all of India.
The document discusses identity theft and provides tips to prevent it, such as shredding documents with personal information and choosing secure passwords. It also warns about predatory lending practices like payday loans, car title loans, and rent-to-own scams that can trap consumers in cycles of debt. Resources are listed for victims of identity theft and those seeking alternatives to predatory loans.
Joe Szlamnik has worked as a Vocational Specialist for Hyde Street Community Services since 2009. He holds a B.A. in History from San Francisco State University and a Master's in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix. Currently, Joe is pursuing a Master's in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of San Francisco. He has experience in various jobs including as an insurance associate and owning his own insurance agency. Joe is also a certified drug and alcohol counselor who supports various charities helping the underprivileged.
Assistive technology can increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities. An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is developed by parents and teachers to meet the specific needs of students who have a hard time learning or functioning. For students with hearing disabilities, assistive devices like hearing loops can help by amplifying sound and reducing background noise in the classroom. Students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may benefit from interactive touchscreen technologies like the TouchWindow, which allows them to make selections and use menus to stay engaged, similar to using an iPad.
This document contains a list of words beginning with the letters M I and M. The list includes words like missiles, intermittent, missionaries, committees, admits, permission, commissary, remittance, submissive, commitment, messages, smitten, and missive.
Joseph Szlamnik is a Registered Addiction Specialist and Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor. He has over 20 years of experience in public services and is currently pursuing his Master's degree in Counseling Psychology. Szlamnik is also a caring humanitarian who regularly contributes to various charitable causes that support those in need.
The document is a seminar presentation on using operational amplifiers (OP-AMPs) as summing amplifiers and subtractors. It defines an OP-AMP as a circuit that can perform mathematical operations and describes its ideal characteristics. It also shows the internal block diagram of an OP-AMP and discusses its common inverting and non-inverting configurations. Additionally, it explains that a summing amplifier sums multiple weighted voltage inputs and its output formula when the feedback resistor is independent of the input resistors. The presentation aims to experimentally study OP-AMP applications as subtracting and summing amplifiers.
Making WordPress Your CMS and Automatically Updating a Self Hosted WordPress ...cehwitham
This document provides code snippets to customize the WordPress admin interface for clients. It includes:
1) Customizing the login screen by adding a logo and link.
2) Giving editors menu and widget permissions.
3) Adding branding to the title bar and footer by including the developer's logo and contact details.
4) Removing unnecessary widgets from the dashboard and adding support information and an RSS feed.
5) Instructions for setting up automatic plugin updates by adding metadata and uploading files to a web server.
Joseph Szlamnik is a vocational specialist and counselor psychology master's student focusing on marriage and family therapy. He has over 20 years of experience in public services and counseling. Joseph promotes holistic and positive methods to reduce negative emotions. He obtained several related degrees and certificates and volunteers in the community.
Talaka.by — это некоммерческая платформа, которая помогает людям в Беларуси реализовывать полезные для общества проекты.
Основной механизм работы - кооперация и координация всех заинтересованных сторон.
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Talaka.by — гэта некамерцыйная платформа, якая дапамагае людзям у Беларусі рэалізоўваць карысныя для грамадства праекты.
Асноўны механізм працы - кааперацыя і каардынацыя ўсіх зацікаўленых бакоў.
The document discusses the Kalman filter, an algorithm used to estimate unknown variables using measurements observed over time that contain noise. It provides three key points:
1) The Kalman filter is an optimal estimator that recursively infers parameters from indirect, noisy measurements by fusing predictions with new measurements.
2) It is conceptualized using an example of estimating a boat's position over time based on noisy sextant and GPS measurements.
3) The filter works by predicting the next state, taking a new measurement, and updating the estimate by weighing the prediction and measurement based on their uncertainties.
This document lists 14 different terms related to names including anonymous, antonym, cognomen, denomination, misnomer, namesake, nom de plume, nomenclature, nominate, pseudonym, renown, surname, and synonym.
Joseph Szlamnik is a vocational specialist and certified drug and alcohol counselor pursuing a Master's degree in counseling psychology. He has over 20 years of experience in public service and believes addressing dysfunctional emotions is key to promoting well-being. Szlamnik received bachelor's and master's degrees from San Francisco State University and University of Phoenix, and currently works as a therapist trainee in Daly City, California.
В Беларуси стартует исследование «Лучший маркетолог Беларуси»
Некоммерческая общественная краудсорсинг-платформа Talaka.by при поддержке ресурса о маркетинге в Беларуси – Marketing.by запускает исследование «Лучший маркетолог Беларуси».
В результате проведения исследования представителями профессионального маркетингового сообщества нашей страны будут определены лучшие специалисты в области маркетинга Беларуси. Исследование будет проводиться методом снежного кома, что позволит определить лучших по мнению самих же маркетологов.
Результаты исследования будут представлены в конце декабря накануне Нового 2014 года.
Introduction to Statistical Clustering
Specifically K-Means and Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM). We also look at how Expectation Maximization (EM) can be used to fit GMMs.
A short introduction to time frequency analysis / wavelets with only pictures! This was a lunch and learn talk, so there was a great deal of spoken word that accompanied this. But you get the picture.
This document provides information about credit, including what credit is, the history and types of credit, advantages and disadvantages of using credit, and the costs associated with misusing credit. It discusses credit cards, installment loans, revolving credit, and other types of credit. It also summarizes how to establish good credit, maintain a good credit rating, and the financial consequences of debt. The document aims to educate readers on credit and help them make informed financial decisions.
The document discusses various topics related to managing personal finances and debt as a student. It provides tips for creating a budget, understanding credit reports and credit scores, managing credit card debt, and seeking help for debt problems. Key recommendations include paying more than the minimum on credit cards, focusing on highest interest debt first, and developing a budget to avoid living beyond one's means. Resources for debt help and credit counseling are also listed.
The document discusses the different types of payment cards available, including credit cards, charge cards, ATM cards, debit cards, and prepaid cards. Credit cards provide a line of credit up to a spending limit and require minimum monthly payments, while charge cards require payment in full each month. ATM cards access bank accounts at ATMs, and debit cards allow direct payments from checking accounts. Prepaid cards work like debit cards but are funded with deposits instead of a bank account. The document also notes various fees associated with different card types and importance of researching terms before applying.
The document provides an overview of credit cards, including their purpose and responsible use. It describes different types of cards like secured cards, rewards cards, and pre-approved offers. It discusses factors lenders consider like credit reports and scores. The document outlines tips for choosing a card, understanding statements, and protecting accounts. Activities guide reviewing key points about using credit responsibly.
This document provides information about applying for and using credit cards. It discusses factors considered in granting credit like credit history and income. It explains advantages like rewards programs and disadvantages like interest charges. It recommends young adults only get credit cards if they can responsibly pay balances each month to build credit history. The document outlines key terms, sample applications, major credit card companies, and factors to consider when choosing a card like interest rates, fees, credit limits, incentives, and account features.
This document provides tips and instructions for building good credit, getting out of debt, and managing money. It recommends paying all bills on time, avoiding going over credit limits, and canceling unused credit cards to build credit. To get out of debt, it suggests cutting up credit cards, lowering interest rates, transferring balances to lower interest cards, and paying off highest interest debts first. Money management tips include tracking spending, creating a budget including fun money, pacing spending, and being careful with credit cards.
This document provides information on various types of financial institutions and banking services. It discusses commercial banks, credit unions, savings accounts, checking accounts, loans, online banking, and other services offered by banks. The key points covered include the differences between banks and credit unions, factors to consider when choosing a bank, requirements for opening an account, and fees associated with various products and services.
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You Too Can Be a Terrible Credit Card Customer
1. You Too Can Be a Terrible Credit Card Customer! How to Take Advantage of Credit, Not the Other Way Around d2dfinance.comOctober 3, 2011
2. The $5 Question Bank of America announced last week that it will start charging most debit card-using customers $5/month. How much more will this make BoA per year? $0 $2 Billion $3 Billion $60 less a year, because I’m switching banks
3. The $5 Question Bank of America announced last week that it will start charging most debit card-using customers $5/month. How much more will this make BoA per year? $0 $2 Billion $3 Billion $60 less a year, because I’m switching banks It’s both!
4. The Only Sure Things in Life:Death, Taxes, and Bank Profits Public Outrage Regulation Customer Pays More Banks AdjustRevenueStreams You Are Here
5. Blame the Durbin Amendment– Dodd-Frank Bill, In Effect October 1st 10/01 Fed Debit Card Fee Limits Only applies to banks with assets $10B+ Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citi are all testing fees Source: The Atlantic, 09/28/11, http://bit.ly/mZTDai
6. So What’s Left? At least for now, credit cards appear more attractive The CARD Act eliminated the biggest problems, but added new ones – particularly for college students
7. Credit Cards: Playing Hard to Get Under 21? You need to have a co-signer or your own income Over 21? Live at home? Your parents’ income no longer counts as of October 1st No more freebie tables on campus Is this the end of hard sells at the mall? It’s not all bad – the CARD Act also limits: Unfair interest rate hikes Late/overlimit fees Interactive guide to the CARD Act: http://bit.ly/IIe20
8. How to Be a High-value Customer 1. Choose the wrong Rewards or Cashback card, charge everything to it, then carry a balance
9. How to Be a Terrible Customer 1. Choose the wrong Rewards or Cashback card, charge everything to it, then carry a balance Instead: Choose the best card for you (travel, cashback, low-interest), charge only what you have in cash, then pay in full
10. How to Be a High-value Customer 2. Sign up for Retail cards for the 10% Off or coupons
11. How to Be a Terrible Customer 2. Sign up for Retail cards for the 10% Off or coupons Instead: Exploit your existing card’s Bonus Cash site for online discounts and cashback at major retailers
12. How to Be a High-value Customer 3. Pay a higher-tier APR because you didn’t check AnnualCreditReport.com for errors
13. How to Be a Terrible Customer 3. Pay a higher-tier APR because you didn’t check AnnualCreditReport.com for errors Instead: Fix mistakes in your credit report to qualify for the best-tier pricing
14. How to Be a High-value Customer 4. Take a Balance Transfer, then spend on the same card
15. How to Be a Terrible Customer 4. Take a Balance Transfer, then spend on the same card Instead: Use one card for Balance Transfers, another for purchases
16. How to Be a High-value Customer 5. Take a Balance Transfer, then stay after the offer ends
17. How to Be a Terrible Customer 5. Take a Balance Transfer, then stay after the offer ends Instead: Pay off or transfer your BT at least a few days beforehand
18. How to Be a High-value Customer 6. Use your card for Cash Advances or at a casino
19. How to Be a Terrible Customer 6. Use your card for Cash Advances or at a casino Instead: Buy Visa/MC/Amex gift cards and even earn bonus cashback – see how at http://bit.ly/oWGNqQ
20. How to Be a High-value Customer 7. Manually pay your bill so that it’s occasionally late
21. How to Be a Terrible Customer 7. Manually pay your bill so that it’s occasionally late Instead: Set up auto-pay, even if it’s just for the minimum
22. How to Be a High-value Customer 8. Pay the minimum due
23. How to Be a Terrible Customer 8. Pay the minimum due Instead: Pay above the minimum, especially if you have a balance transfer
24. More on Balance Transfers That 3-5% up-front fee is added to your balance Your minimum payment applies to your lowest rate It’s all about the “flip” Longer offers can help you get out of debt, but know the risks 5% Min Due/Month
25. Low-interest or Rewards?Your Choices Impact Your Rate (But not as much as they used to) It’s a sliding scale – there is no free lunch Source: Bankrate.com average interest rates, 10/01/11
26. Final Words Are credit cards worth it? Or are they a necessary evil? Know your own limits Treat credit like cash If you do get into credit-card debt – make a plan and stick with it