The Top Ten Changes to Tax Law 2008

Top Ten 2008 Income Tax Law Changes   By David Roberts     Every year for whatever reason whether it be political or an exchange of favors for lobbyists, our Congress adds additional changes to our already complicated tax law. Sometimes these changes are beneficial, sometimes they are not, but this article will briefly examine … Read more

Spain is back on the Property Map

One of the leading British Developers in Spain have reported a significant rise in interest from British buyers seeking second homes in Spain.  Many developers are reporting an increase in the numbers of prospective purchasers now arriving along the Costa del Sol. Despite the current exchange rate being unfavourable to Sterling, purchaser numbers have increased dramatically compared … Read more

Can Merchants Barter Exchange–Bartering Be An Alternative To Cash?

Not a day goes by without my hearing or reading about economic, credit, or cash flow problems. That’s what happens when you work in the barter industry. Thankfully it is very refreshing to be able to talk to people I meet about the solution and not just agree with them and be part of the … Read more

Mortgage Refinancing, a Big Decision Requires Proper Planning

Buying a home is very important to many people the world over. Because houses are such a big-ticket item — for most people, the most costly item they will ever purchase in their lifetimes — the biggest hurdle they must jump over is getting a mortgage loan just to buy a house. Once a … Read more

Trade and Barter

The history of barter exchange can be traced back to several eons ago. However do to the lack of access to history of the ancient ages, we cannot tell when this system exactly begun. There are several versions of barter. There is one to one barter which is practised between individuals. But this type of … Read more