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Robert Kiyosaki discusses in depth his "Rich Dad – Poor Dad" Philsophy and how it relates to aHome Based Business.
In this shifting economy one must think not: if, BUT WHICH Home Based Business they want to become a part of.
Like Robert says the ability for the "little guy/gal" to become independently wealthy is really only available to you through
becoming a business owner (& unless you have tens of thousands of dollars) your only choice is starting out slowly and getting
training through your "upline" which are paople who have gotten into your opportunity before you and have already learned how to
communicate to others (this maybe be: in person, over the phone or throught the power of the internet)

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This is a video that really drives home the point that the “bailout” Washington D.C. is doing DOES NOT WORK, and there are others who fill the void. No matter how you look at it, it looks like small business loan sharking, but it is better than no loan at all.
Would you do business with this type of guy?
So if we can’t find money from friends and family we might have to resort to these types of folks. The regular banks have seemed to turn tail on making loans to small businesses. What I am curious about is if small businesses are the engine that pull the economic train why isn’t there some sort of economic program set up by the SBA to get these types of loans in place? In my understanding the SBA does NOT make loans, they help guarantee the loans that the small businesses must get from the banks on their own merit.
While the lobbying efforts for Fortune 500 companies is substantial there really is very little lobbying for small businesses that is effective. If small businesses we just able to do two things:
1) be able to secure affordable loans
2) be able to get group coverage for health insurance at substantial discounts
We just might see the economy rebound significantly. Think about this just two simple things could get the economy jump started. Instead it seem like we have a snake trying to eat a horse with the new healthcare bill and the snake is not digesting it so well! ;-0)
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Small Business Lending and Loan Sharking