Solar Energy Company Financing Solar energy projects in the U.S. have been largely financed by tax equity investors for the past decade. Because most of these projects come from companies much too small to pay income tax, they have relied on very large companies to finance them. These companies benefit from the Federal tax credits that […]
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The news Tuesday regarding the latest European bailout program could ignite another leg up in stocks. Spain may ask for “bailout lite”, which would take the form of a “precautionary” credit line from the European Union. The bond market also received some good news on the ratings front. From the Wall Street Journal: In a
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As a young adult with a new college degree in your hand, you may feel as though the world is your oyster. You may have limited financial obligations coupled with a great salary from your first post-college job. Now that you are finally earning a sizable income, you may be thinking about making some major
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Editor’s Note: Several years ago, I was in Thailand and decided to visit Myanmar (formerly Burma) from the Thai border town of Mae Sai just to get another stamp in my passport… I’ve visited a lot of third world countries and seen some pretty nasty stuff, including rats the size of cats in the Ivory Coast and
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Running a business requires more than sound formulas. While there are plenty of time-tested methods for getting things started, it takes an extra something to create a business that not only survives but thrives in various economic conditions. There isn’t a clear-cut answer for every question, and not every problem has an ideal solution. While
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Retirement- While in your 30s most of us are not concerned with retirement or how you will make ends meet when you are 65. But it is more important than you know to start early in order to get your ducks in a row to make sure your golden years are, well, golden. Requirements to
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Private Health Insurance– When it comes to health care and health care products, we consumers are often confused by all the options offered. Unfortunately, the health advice we’re given changes from day to day. What was essential one day, is regarded as harmful the next day. Just the other day, The Sydney Morning Herald contained a report saying that our
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Australia– Australian business owners are luckier than their counterparts in the rest of the developed world. The economic meltdown that has devastated the rest of the developed world has been kind to Australia. The economy has been growing steadily for the last 21 years. And the Deloitte Access Economics Business Outlook for the June 2012 quarter
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Spotting New Trends- It is said that hindsight is 20/20. It’s easy to think, “If I had just bought apartments in Paris in the 80s, or tech stocks before the bubble, or gold in 2000 or 2001, I’d be sitting on a fortune right now.” The thing is, kicking yourself for lost opportunities doesn’t do
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Searching for a new credit card can often feel overwhelming. From 0% APR cards to no fee balance transfer cards, there are so many companies to choose from. How can you know which card is the right one? Tracking Credit Card Complaints What if just like buying a book at Amazon you could simply go online and
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