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Lecture Financial crisis 2008 by prof. Jaap v Manen – part2

Wednesday, April 14th, 2010


Credit crisis: Do banks have a future? This is part 2 of the video of the Open Lecture (28 Oct 2008) by prof. dr. Jaap van Manen of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. The professor in Auditing and Corporate Governance gave his view on the future of banks. He explained his thoughts about: – The mission of financial institutions – Ownership and control – Board responsibilities – Board structures – Management compensationRisk management – Oversight direct streaminglink: mms://wmvideo.service.rug.nl/bdk/ber/lezing/jaap_van_manen.wmv Presentation slides: www.rug.nl mirror (slides): twurl.cc original website: www.rug.nl Check my channel for more lectures..

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Lecture Financial crisis 2008 by prof. Jaap v Manen – part1

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010


Credit crisis: Do banks have a future? This is part 1 of the video of the Open Lecture (28 Oct 2008) by prof. dr. Jaap van Manen of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. The professor in Auditing and Corporate Governance gave his view on the future of banks. He explained his thoughts about: – The mission of financial institutions – Ownership and control – Board responsibilities – Board structures – Management compensationRisk management – Oversight direct streaminglink: mms://wmvideo.service.rug.nl/bdk/ber/lezing/jaap_van_manen.wmv Presentation slides: www.rug.nl mirror (slides): twurl.cc original website: www.rug.nl Check my channel for more lectures..

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Debt Management Program: Financial Remedy for All

Friday, April 2nd, 2010


Debt management program is a way of reducing and effectively managing your debts. A debt management program includes debt negotiation, debt consolidation, debt elimination and debt counseling. With the help of all these tools you can conveniently discard all your outstanding debts.

In debt negotiation you can easily negotiate with your lenders to either lower the interest rate on your existing debts or to pay off some amount of debt in order to reduce your debt burden.

In debt consolidation program, all your high interest and other debts are consolidated into a single loan which is offered at lower interest rates. This enables you to make a single payment to a new creditor instead of multiple payments to previous lenders. This reduces your burden and also relieves you from harassing calls of lenders. The new loan with a single monthly installment becomes more manageable and convenient to repay.

Coming to debt elimination, you can accumulate additional or extra amount that you pay on your multiple debts in order to pay off a single high interest debt. This way you can easily close a high interest debt account and similarly following this technique will be able to close all of them within a less time period.

You can even take help of your financial advisor. They advise you on how to manage your debts and suggest you some measures to avoid piling up of debts. They suggest you appropriate measures after analyzing your problems so that you can manage your debts effectively. You can even take some tips to spend reasonably in order to save considerable. This enables you to pay off all your monthly installments effectively on time and quickly become debt free.

Debt management program is an effective way by which you can easily curb your expenses. This is the beast tool that can help you waive off all the debts by making you burden free.

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