How to Buy Votes on Facebook September 22, 2015 bizadmin We don’t deny that Facebook is now the ubiquitous social media that millions of members turn to for updates on the latest information, sometimes with animations and youtube videos of cute animals and the like. Business owners also use Facebook to promote their business and collect ‘Likes’ on their page and the more the merrier. Now you can learn How to Buy Votes on Facebook just by clicking on the link given here to find out more information. This is one way to get instant Facebook like by the thousands in a jiffy. If you don’t have enough friends to click on your ‘Like’ button, then you can go through online voting contest votes and purchase votes on the spot. Many entrepreneurs are resorting to this trick to give their Facebook page a better impression and good perception for new visitors.
Floyd Arthur – Professional Insurance Expert September 21, 2015 bizadmin I was surfing around when I chanced upon a professional insurance expert site called Floyd Arthur. The site is well maintained, clean and easy to navigate. You can find out all you need to know about insurance planning in one stop. I still have an insurance policy which I have bought since 2006 and keep it till today. I won’t give up or surrender the policy and continue paying until the term expires. It is protection plus investment linked policy with a premium of $155 per month. To get your free consultation from Floyd Arthur, just enter your name, email and other details on the website and hit ‘Send’ button. It is easy peasy and you will get a reply soon.
Managed to Figure Out Powerpoint September 16, 2015 bizadmin It was my first time creating a powerpoint slides show in Office 2007 and after figuring out a few stuffs, I managed to create a powerpoint slide show presentation with male and female voice narration added plus animations to the text and pictures. This is for a company presentation during the interview. If I were to get outside help, it would cost in the region of more than ten thousand for a full powerpoint presentation to make an impact. Being a do-it yourself gal, and with my IT background, I prefer to experiment around using the various features and learning how to do it myself. This is much simpler than, say writing or coding a program or system. As an end user, I have no complains other than being pleased with my progress and efforts.
Going Down South September 9, 2015 bizadmin Tomorrow, I shall depart for KL as early as 8:00am in order to make it for the meeting at 2:30 – 3:00pm with a potential client. Recently, in the papers, it was advertised that Great Eastern has a coverage up to a million for medical treatment and I was quite interested. However, from previous bad experiences with insurance agents, I was advised against it and it is better to save the money myself and pay for it later on should the need arise. I still keep my Prudential policy which I used to pay $150 per month which was subsequently increased to $155.41 per month just before I claimed for my treatment at Adventist Hospital with a maximum claim of only $3,000.00 after paying $150 per month since 2004. I have put in so much money each year, around $1,800 per year for the last 10 years and all I could claim was a mere $3,000 for my medical treatment at Adventist Hospital. This is really bad and it is the only policy that I still keep till today. I cannot cancel anymore unlike previous policies as it is my only existing one. For new policies, I may have to cough up more premiums due to my age.
Chua: No penalties yet, but file GST returns September 6, 2015 bizadmin No penalties have been imposed on companies which failed to file their GST returns, Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Chua Tee Yong said. He said despite the Aug 24 submission deadline, the authorities had decided not to take punitive action yet. “Businesses which have yet to submit the GST returns should do so without delay. “The Customs Department has been very accommodating but please don’t take advantage of this. “The time will come when penalties will be imposed and Customs officers will look for these defaulters,” he said after a dialogue with Chinese guilds and non-governmental organisations in Wisma MCA here yesterday. Also present were MCA vice-president Datuk Lee Chee Leong and MCA Economic Consultative Committee member Datuk Seri Dr Lim Chin Fui. Chua said the penalties, once imposed, would be auto-generated but businesses could still submit an appeal. He said all GST-registered companies should make an effort to comply and that it was not fair to those who had filed the returns on time. “The Customs Department has made it clear that it is not its intention to take immediate punitive action. “They will not penalise companies over a mistake in the returns,” he said, adding that businesses should not take for granted that it was not a necessity to file the returns. Records showed the first quarterly GST filing from April to June stood at 87%. On GST refunds, Chua said several measures had been implemented to improve the process.
Stayed at Maritime Waterfront Hotel September 2, 2015 bizadmin On 30th August, a Sunday, we stayed at Maritime Waterfront Hotel, choosing the Executive Suite for $448 per night plus another $3 for the Penang government. It was to celebrate our 12th Anniversary together and it seems to be a long time with its many challenges of working together and sharing a life as soul mates with its ups and downs. Above is a picture of 2 swans pecking together made from white towels. Rose petals were scattered on the side table with 2 red hearts cut out from paper. Here is a view from the Sky Garden of Maritime Waterfront Hotel, possible a 4-star hotel with a swimming pool and gym. For $448, buffet breakfast is included for 2. It includes nasi lemak, fried noodles, various cereals, veggies, milk, juices and muffins. For dinner, we drove to the nearby hawker centre in Sungai Pinang which is just 3 minutes away. My spouse ordered several dishes, amongst them crab claws as shown above for $12 a plate of 3 pieces. It has chopped vegetables mixed with crab meat, patted into a dough on crab claw and deep fried for a sumptuous meal. We also ordered scallops, garnished with stir-fried garlic for $12 a plate as well for 2 pieces. It was finished in one mouthful which was yummy. This particular hawker centre has 42 different stalls and many varieties of affordable food to choose from. For my main meal, I had sliced grouper in soup with thin noodles, mixed with sliced ginger for an ‘oopmh’ taste that lingers on the taste buds. Hope you like the pictures taken in my iPhone 6 and emailed over without using any Photoshop to resize or edit the pictures.
Don’t just invest your money, optimise it August 26, 2015 bizadmin IN this money-driven world, the need to invest is absolutely undeniable. The unstable economy combined with rising inflation and the implementation of the goods and services tax is affecting our cost of living in unpredictable ways. At this rate, if we do not invest, we run the risk of having to work our entire lives. Investing allows us an opportunity to grow our wealth at compounded rates, thus multiplying our money within a shorter period of time. Take a look at the multi-billionaires of today – they did not exactly make their wealth by earning monthly paycheques. Nevertheless, when we invest, we also inadvertently expose ourselves to the risk of making investment losses. These cases are not unheard of. We’ve all come by stories of investments that are deemed to be “perfectly good” by analysts and salespersons, only to drop like rocks, costing investors their capital or worse, their entire life savings. Take for example, the unexpected collapse of financial juggernaut Lehman Brothers which eventually pulled the entire global economy into a tailspin; or the notorious Madoff ponzi scheme that left investors wary of even the most reputable and well-regulated institutions; or the 2007-2008 financial crisis which caused unit trust funds to lose 30%-40% of their value. More recently, the investors of oil and gas stocks were hit badly by the recent crude oil downturn, causing them to lose up to 50% of their capital. The list goes on and on. Alas, investment misfortunes are not limited to just stocks and unit trusts. In the case of gold investment company, Geneva Malaysia Sdn Bhd, some 1,065 gold investors are presently embroiled in a lawsuit with the company for breach of contract involving RM146mil in gold products and monies owed to them. You may have also heard of stories of property investors aiming to make a quick buck by flipping properties, only to be caught off-guard by not being able to rent or sell the properties for profit as planned. Even the most experienced investors are not completely “bullet proof” from committing investment blunders. By his own admission, Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of our time, shared in an open letter to his investors, two of his biggest business and investment mistakes, one of which he claims cost him and his investors US$100bil when he bought ailing Berkshire Hathaway. He called the actions that led up to his purchase of Berkshire a “monumentally stupid decision.” In order to learn from these investment mistakes, we must first understand the risks and rewards of investing well. The simple science of investing dictates that you are essentially aiming for maximisation of your return of investment (ROI). As such, in a best case scenario, investing will increase your net worth significantly and substantially. This is perfect, if you have done all the right things and had picked a winner. However, what if the reverse happens? Depending on the size of the capital invested, you could suffer a major loss to your net worth and be further away from achieving financial freedom. Chart 1 illustrates the best and worst-case scenario when you invest money.
It is Better to be Self Sufficient August 22, 2015 bizadmin When you depend on others to do the programming work for you, you are literally at their mercy and timing. For some, they may take their own sweet time and get it half done after the finish period. If I have some help, I would gladly do it myself and amend the changes for a court booking system. It requires many functions but they can be finished within 3 days and why they take so long is to justify the thousands that you have to dish out to the programmer. But you need to have the logic to trace the programming bugs and all that, so that is why it is expensive and not many people are willing to invest so much money.