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Date: Thu May 5 22:59:32 2005
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Date: Mon Apr 23 01:56:34 2012
Get my (podcast) interview with Nick Morgan (~16 iutmnes). Related Posts:Presentation Toolkit: 10 Must-Have ResourcesWhat Makes a Presentation Great?Beyond Bullet PointsAnn Handley on Content RulesSelling Your Ideas Filed Under: Books, Guest Interviews, Management Consulting News, Podcasts, Speaking Tagged With: books, communication, speaking About Michael W. McLaughlinMichael McLaughlin is the principal consultant with MindShare Consulting LLC, a firm specializing in the services industry. blog comments powered by Disqus /*
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Nick: Guest2056375763
Date: Tue Apr 24 17:06:06 2012
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Nick: Guest629397771
Date: Mon Jul 2 00:47:42 2012
Yes, I have done this in the past and it works just fine. The key as you have already pnteiod out is that you must be responsible enough to pay off the credit card before it starts accruing interest. When I have done it in the past I have made sure to pay off the credit card one month ahead of time so that I didn't cut it close.You can do the same thing with a credit card with 0% but without the cash advance but it doesn't work out quite as well. Simply charge all of your normal expenses to the credit card and when the monthly bill comes, pay the minimum and put the rest in your money market account instead paying off the balance.When I did it my interest rate on the money market was around 5% and the I netted about $450 out of it. That is not enough to make you rich, but it sure buys a lot of beer! And it truly was free money.
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Date: Mon Jul 2 07:33:19 2012
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Date: Wed Jul 4 17:42:47 2012
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Nick: Anonymous_User7098942
Date: Wed Mar 27 09:00:53 2013
Many many realtors would like what you have but with PITI. Principal, Interest, Taxes, & Insurance. That would give us the total mothlny payments which is much more valuable than just the PI, principal & Interest calculator.It should be easy to add on.1. Tax Rate with a Drop Down List from O.1 to 4.0 in .1 increments 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, etc.2. Insurance Yearly Cost, then you divide by 12.
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Date: Thu Mar 28 21:33:25 2013
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Date: Sat Mar 30 11:16:25 2013
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