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3 hours ago ago from Australian Women Online
Hi my name is Carol and i am 37 years old and a single mother. I have spent my life struggling to get anywhere and would really love to turn my life around and would love to start my own small business. The town I live in INGHAM QLD there is a huge call for house cleaners and gardners as we have an aging population. When i seperated from my husband i left with nothing and didn't fight for anything all i took was myself and my ...
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Leaders from the U.S. House of Representatives have narrowly passed a, "Jobs for Main Street Bill," and once again failed to heed strong recommendations from America's 27 million small businesses. The bill has drawn strong criticism from both Republicans and Democrats: "As the old axiom goes, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing twice and expecting different results. With that in mind, it's astounding Speaker Pelosi would ...
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Banks have been frustrating the Administration's efforts of economic revival by being reluctant to lend, and the President has been complaining about it. But that is to be expected. Banks are behaving rationally in response to the environment created by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve, i.e. interest rates at effectively zero. They are simply engaged in yield curve arbitrage. Zero interest rates mean that banks can borrow short-term ...
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