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farademetre · 4 months
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InvestTalk - 9-4-2023 - Best of Caller Questions - Labor Day Edition
On this compilation show, callers from all over the world and the United States ask Steve Peasley and Justin Klein a range of topics on investing and money management.
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2100finance · 1 year
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mayovi · 3 years
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माइक्रो वेंचर कैपिटल फर्म iSeed ने अपने दूसरे फण्ड iSeed II को $15 मिलियन के साथ लॉन्च करने की घोषणा किया है। यह फण्ड को RTP Global, KAMCO Jedi Fund, CM Ventures, FJ Labs और Tribe Capital से प्राप्त किया है। यह फण्ड का उद्देश्य 50 से अधिक प्रतिभाशाली भारतीय टीमों को सपोर्ट करना है और 50 नए स्टार्टअप्स में निवेश भी करना है। Micro-venture capital firm iSeed has announced the launch of its second fund, iSeed II, with $15 million. The fund has been raised from RTP Global, KAMCO Jedi Fund, CM Ventures, FJ Labs and Tribe Capital. The fund aims to support more than 50 talented Indian teams and also invest in 50 new startups. #iseed #venturecapital #businessfinance #businessfinances #businesscapital #startupfinance #financing #businessfinancing #investment #financeandinvestment #investandgrow #seedfunding #seedstage #mayovi (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNsP_FWnrq2/?igshid=1vqudrfp3sxrh
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dannydehek · 4 years
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Post by DANNY DE HEK Finding helpful information and expert advice is very important when entering a new business environment. In these early stages, the following organizations may prove particularly helpful. Finding helpful information and expert advice is very important when entering a new business environment. In these early stages, the following organisations may prove particularly helpful. Business Development Programme (BIZ) The government business development programme, BIZ, provides services to help improve the management skills and ability of small and medium-sized businesses. The range of services includes assessment, skills, training, coaching and networking. These services are provided by a wide range of affiliated organizations, including regional enterprise development agencies, consulting companies, Maori trusts, industry associations and the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand (TOPENZ). There are 34 BIZ Centres nationwide - all are listed in the Blue Pages of the local NZ Telephone Book. Industry New Zealand Industry New Zealand is a government agency charged with helping to build a strong and vibrant economy. In addition to the BIZinfo and Business Development Programmes, it also provides access to practical advice, training and funding tailored to help businesses and regions develop and grow. Technology New Zealand Technology New Zealand provides a comprehensive range of programmes that promote the business community’s development and adoption of advanced technologies. A wide range of government-funded research grants is available. These grants focus on specific technical developments rather than general business development. #AdvisoryAdviceService #Assessment #BusinessSchools #BusinessToBusiness #CitizenResident #CitizenshipNZ #Classifieds #Directories #Economics #Education #EmigratingNZ #EmploymentAndWork #EntryRequirements #FinanceAndInvestment #GlobalEconomy #governmentdepartment #GovtGovernmentImmigration #History #immigrate #ImmigrationAgents #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationService #IntellectualProperty #InternalAffairs #Labor #Magazines #MarketingAndAdvertising #NaturalizationNaturalisation #NewZealandBusiness #NewZealandImmigraton #NewsAndMedia #NZImmigration #OfficialDocumentation #Organizations #PermitVisas #ShoppingAndServices #SouthPacificAustralasia #Taxes #Trade #Transportation #VisitorInformation Read the full article
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obdrox1 · 7 years
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TRIBANERCORP - THIS IS WHAT WE DO
The internet is loaded with information, but unless you already know what you are looking for, it can be hard to fall into the right path without guidance.
Whilst you can work towards skills that might help you through your next role, who is guiding you for the steps after that to truly maximise your potential and allow you to reach your goals sooner.
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nidhimehra2812 · 4 years
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Mutual funds are one of the most popular investment vehicles today that offer a wide variety of funds to meet the needs of every investor. For many investors who are interested in the equity market but fear to invest in stock directly, equity mutual funds are the great options which invest majorly in stocks along with offering professional management. If you are a new investor or a conservative equity investor, you can ideally look for aggressive hybrid funds.
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starindia-me-blog · 7 years
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Stock and Commodity advisory Company
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farademetre · 5 months
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InvestTalk - 11-21-2023 – Best of Caller Questions
In this compilation show, Steve Peasley and Justin Klein answer a range of banking and investing issues from callers all across the world.
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farademetre · 6 months
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InvestTalk - 2-19-2024 – Best of Caller Questions
Steve Peasley, Justin Klein, and Luke Guerrero answer a range of questions on investing and money from callers in the US and abroad on this compilation show.
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instadw · 3 years
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Robinhood stumbles in Wall Street debut
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instadw · 3 years
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Why chipmaker Nvidia could be next big tech to join the Dow
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dannydehek · 4 years
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Post by DANNY DE HEK Tax is an important part of being in business. Getting the right information and advice and setting up the right systems from the start will help your business meet its obligations. Tax is an important part of being in business. Getting the right information and advice and setting up the right systems from the start will help your business meet its obligations. Basic Business Tax Rules Businesses in New Zealand must follow certain tax laws. We also discuss some of these in our Government section and recommend you read the outline of the taxation system provided in the Government section before proceeding with this section. There are a number of taxes that businesses will or may be involved with. For all of these taxes your business will need to : Have an Inland Revenue (IRD) number Complete and send various tax return forms to Inland Revenue each year Make a number of tax payments each year Keep sufficient records, in English, so you can complete the various tax returns and calculate any taxes to pay or to be refunded to you. You may also need to: Charge Goods and Services Tax (GST) to your business's customers Deduct tax at source from anyone your business employs in New Zealand Your IRD Number If you already have an IRD number for non-business income and you are a sole trader, you use the same number for your business. You would also use this number if, as a sole trader, you need to register either for GST or as an employer. If you are going to operate your business as a company, partnership or trust, you will need to get a separate IRD number. Income Tax You will need to complete an income tax return each tax year. #AdvisoryAdviceService #Assessment #BusinessSchools #BusinessToBusiness #CitizenResident #CitizenshipNZ #Classifieds #Directories #Economics #Education #EmigratingNZ #EmploymentAndWork #EntryRequirements #FinanceAndInvestment #GlobalEconomy #governmentdepartment #GovtGovernmentImmigration #History #immigrate #ImmigrationAgents #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationService #IntellectualProperty #InternalAffairs #Labor #Magazines #MarketingAndAdvertising #NaturalizationNaturalisation #NewZealandBusiness #NewZealandImmigraton #NewsAndMedia #NZImmigration #OfficialDocumentation #Organizations #PermitVisas #ShoppingAndServices #SouthPacificAustralasia #Taxes #Trade #Transportation #VisitorInformation Read the full article
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dannydehek · 4 years
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Post by DANNY DE HEK The New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZSE) was established by the Sharebrokers Amendment Act 1981. It approves membership applications and oversees the management of the NZSE. The New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZSE) was established by the Sharebrokers Amendment Act 1981. It approves membership applications and oversees the management of the NZSE. A Market Surveillance Panel monitors the behavior of listed issuers and is responsible for enforcing and administering the NZSE Listing Rules. All trading is conducted through stockbrokers who are official members of the NZSE and work on a commission basis. The NZSE operates a screen-based trading system and there are no trading floors. It has a user-pays share price service that provides updates on share price movements, this is available in print and electronic format. Listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange To be listed on the NZSE a company must: Have a market value of NZ$5 million. Have at least 500 public shareholders, who together hold at least 25% of the securities of each listed class. Fully comply with NZSE disclosure and other continuing obligations. Once a company is listed, it must follow the rules that protect shareholders and investors, as specified in the NZSE Listing Rules. #AdvisoryAdviceService #Assessment #BusinessSchools #BusinessToBusiness #CitizenResident #CitizenshipNZ #Classifieds #Directories #Economics #Education #EmigratingNZ #EmploymentAndWork #EntryRequirements #FinanceAndInvestment #GlobalEconomy #governmentdepartment #GovtGovernmentImmigration #History #immigrate #ImmigrationAgents #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationService #IntellectualProperty #InternalAffairs #Labor #Magazines #MarketingAndAdvertising #NaturalizationNaturalisation #NewZealandBusiness #NewZealandImmigraton #NewsAndMedia #NZImmigration #OfficialDocumentation #Organizations #PermitVisas #ShoppingAndServices #SouthPacificAustralasia #Taxes #Trade #Transportation #VisitorInformation Read the full article
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dannydehek · 4 years
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Post by DANNY DE HEK The three main forms of business in New Zealand are sole traders, partnerships and companies. A sole trader owns all the assets of the business and is solely responsible for al the business’s risks, obligations and debts. The three main forms of business in New Zealand are sole traders, partnerships and companies. A sole trader owns all the assets of the business and is solely responsible for all the businesses risks, obligations and debts. If you want to operate a business with other people in New Zealand, you can establish an ordinary or special partnership under the guidelines established by the Partnership Act 1908. The Companies Act 1993 provides the basic rules for established and operating a company in New Zealand. Any person may, either alone or together with another person, apply for registration of a company. What constitutes a company? A company must have: A registered name. One or more shares. One or more shareholders with limited or unlimited liability for the obligations of the company. One or more Directors. A company may have a constitution and, in certain circumstances, a constitution can be adopted to alter the Acts rules to suit a companys individual requirements. A company is a legal entity in its own right, separate from its shareholders, and continues in existence until it is removed from the Companies Register. A company may enter into contracts with its shareholders and under the Financial Reporting Act 1993 only companies that are reporting entities need to prepare and register financial statements. Reporting entities are companies that issue shares, overseas companies, subsidiary companies or companies with at least one subsidiary. #AdvisoryAdviceService #Assessment #BusinessSchools #BusinessToBusiness #CitizenResident #CitizenshipNZ #Classifieds #Directories #Economics #Education #EmigratingNZ #EmploymentAndWork #EntryRequirements #FinanceAndInvestment #GlobalEconomy #governmentdepartment #GovtGovernmentImmigration #History #immigrate #ImmigrationAgents #ImmigrationLaw #ImmigrationService #IntellectualProperty #InternalAffairs #Labor #Magazines #MarketingAndAdvertising #NaturalizationNaturalisation #NewZealandBusiness #NewZealandImmigraton #NewsAndMedia #NZImmigration #OfficialDocumentation #Organizations #PermitVisas #ShoppingAndServices #SouthPacificAustralasia #Taxes #Trade #Transportation #VisitorInformation Read the full article
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