Navigating business and the stream
Introduction In my own words is a new blog series that will explore concepts that I have limited experience with . Each post will define a concept and break it down in my own language. The goal is to present information that is easy to grasp for myself and the reader. Today’s Post: Interest Rate …
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After graduating, I thought the corporate world would revolve around the baseline skills I learned throughout my educational career. The baseline skills I imagined would be at the forefront of professionalism include things like reading comprehension, grammar, spelling accuracy, and other things your 6th grade teacher might underline in red pen if you used it …
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Economic outlooks posted to online news sites dominate our feeds with implications of prosperity or doom for the general American. Given the sensationalized nature of American media and their search for clicks, formulating an opinion on where the economy is headed is extremely difficult. Is it the next financial crisis? Will there be a soft …
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The first outside contributor to the blog gives us his insight on personal debt in America.
Excellent financial planning and analysis can provide excellent value-add to a company’s operating efficiency. By being able to effectively analyze financial data, a company can improve the decision-making process. There are many valuable types of analysis that are often used together such as cash flow analysis, variance analysis, or sensitivity analysis to name a few. …
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Dual Waters 