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April 1, 2016 Personal No Comments

Summit Credit Union teaches students money management

Summit Credit Union teaches students money management The East High School branch location recently opened in February. Branch manager Hans Wiedenback oversees the location. He said it’s a joint venture with the East High School store and the partnership has been mutually beneficial for all parties involved … Continue reading at nbc15.com Liberty Mutual Group […]

January 15, 2016 Personal No Comments

Credit union funds money management program for St. Clair County students

Credit union funds money management program for St. Clair County students Academic career coach Douglas Bishop and program teacher Holly DeChane work with the Let’s TALK program. (Photo courtesy of ADVIA CREDIT UNION) Eleven students enrolled in the St. Clair County Transition Program in Marysville recently learned to count … Continue reading at voicenews.com Unemployment […]

January 6, 2016 Personal No Comments

Personal finance classes prepare local students for the future

Personal finance classes prepare local students for the future Only 57 percent of Americans passed a global study about financial literacy by Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services, the Gallup World Poll, the World Bank and the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center at George Washington University. But local … Continue reading at nrtoday.com Tom Brady’s personal […]

Michelle Henderson, a talent agency owner in Los Angeles, Calif. understands the stakes when it comes to investing. "As an agent I work in a commission-based world, and have to invest in both people and ideas all the time," she says. "Though I'd had bad experiences with stock investments in the past, I knew I would eventually find something that would work for me. I invested in a diversified metals portfolio made up of palladium, silver and gold, and earned a profit of 38% with the palladium alone. Staying focused on making money, and following World Financials advice, I was able to earn an above-average return and greatly increase the overall value of my assets safely."

Corporate angels are former business executives who have retired early or have been replaced. Although investment is one of their goals, they look for personal opportunity at the same time. So, usually they want to acquire a position in the business as part of the deal. But this should be thoroughly discussed since some corporate angels can be too controlling.

Enthusiast angels are retirees who simply enjoy getting involved in different business deals and transactions. They are mostly above 65 years old and are already wealthy even before they start their own businesses. Just like the entrepreneurial angels, they also don't want to play any role in business management.