Deutsche bank: Fifteen shades of fraud - 2 views
I was a bit sated with tales about banksters from Cyprus. How about Deutsche Bank, the biggest bank of Europe, sweetheart of the German government and, Lehman style, "Chief Executive Officer Josef ...
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Struggling businesses can avail of half-priced loans from German bank - 0 views
Source: http://deepbluegroup.org/blog/struggling-businesses-can-avail-of-half-priced-loans-from-german-bank/ SMALL companies will now acquire funding from Germany at 50% the interest rate charged ...
Deep Blue Publications Group, Federal Reserve avsmalnende til UK inflasjonen:... - 2 views
Deep Blue Publications Group Data docket i USA denne uken ville være eclipsed av Federal Reserve møtet som utsiktene montere at beslutningstakere vil beskjære stimulans svar bedret økonomi. Andre ...
Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications LLC Tokyo: Why You Should Avoid Zombie ... - 1 views
Occasionally I see financial products spring from the dead to devour investor dollars. One such product is called a "structured note." I first wrote about these vehicles more than three years ago ...
Rabobank fined $1bn over Libor - 1 views
According to Dutch bank Rabobank, it has agreed to pay fines of 774m euros ($1bn; £662m) imposed by US, UK and Dutch regulators over the Libor interest rate-fixing scandal. The bank added that its...
Eurozone recovery fades as growth stalls - 0 views
Source: http://deepbluegroup.org/blog/eurozone-recovery-fades-as-growth-stalls/ Europe's revival from 18 months of recession caught up in the third quarter as exports slowed and the region's secon...
Deep Blue Publications Group: In Small-Business Lending, the Devil Is Often in the Lien - 0 views
By AMI KASSAR Searching for Capital A broker evaluates the small-business financing market. Source: http://deepbluegroup.org/blog/in-small-business-lending-the-devil-is-often-in-the-lien/ When smal...
Deep Blue Publications Group: Eurozone recovery fades as growth stalls - 0 views
Source: http://deepbluegroup.org/blog/eurozone-recovery-fades-as-growth-stalls/ Europe's revival from 18 months of recession caught up in the third quarter as exports slowed and the region's secon...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC: Why you should Secure your Financial Info - 1 views
You might have subscribed to a credit monitoring service or a special insurance so you're not really worried if crackers did make use of your credentials to conduct fraud, but you probably didn't t...
How can China sell off its government-owned companies? - Investing Guide at Deep Blue G... - 1 views
(China Economic Review) State-owned enterprises, or SOEs, have made a remarkable contribution to the growth and development of the Chinese economy over the past 30 years. They have provided a stab...
Holiday Scams to Avoid This Year - 1 views
Shipping Notification Scam Possible targets were sent an email that encloses fallacious shipping information, frequently from a well-known delivery company such as DHL, UPS or FedEx, or a major re...
Be Wary of this Season's Tax Filing Scams - 1 views
The 2013 tax filing season opens on Jan. 31, but it's not just the IRS that is ready for your returns--so are scammers. Tax-related scams are becoming more popular and complicated, making it hard ...
Deep Blue Publications Group: Lending Rules possibly will cut defaults in half - 0 views
According to an analysis by economists at Goldman Sachs, nearly half of all mortgage defaults from the housing bust might have been prevented by forthcoming consumer-protection regulations, but ano...
What Is The Stock Market? - 0 views
Source: http://deepbluegroup.org/market.html The stock market is an online trader. Centers of finance, such as London and New York, have their own stock exchanges - that is, their own retail shop...
Deep Blue Publications Group: Tips on Avoiding Accounting Bloopers - 1 views
Newly established businesses can run into a lot of mistakes particularly in accounting which can be expensive for the company. Avoiding them by learning from professional accountants can give busin...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, Eight golden tips for long-term investors - 2 views
http://www.independent.ie/business/personal-finance/eight-golden-tips-for-longterm-investors-29991911.html There are some rules of thumb to adopt. I can't promise to make you rich but in time,...
Deep Blue Publications Group LLC, Personal Finance: Valentine's Day: Hearts, flowers, c... - 1 views
Valentine's Day is all about hearts, flowers, chocolate, maybe some bling. What it's typically not about: credit cards, credit scores and anything as crass as cash. Except lately. Whether it's bec...
Investing Guide at Deep Blue Group Publications LLC on Last-minute tax-filing advice - 1 views
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Yahnie Miller on 14 Apr 14Today I'll answer some tax questions-but first some tips for people who can't file their returns by Tuesday. For federal taxes: If you can't file your return by Tuesday, request a six-month extension by filing Form 4868 electronically or by mail. See the form for instructions. If you file this form by April 15 and your tax return by Oct. 15, you will avoid a late-filing penalty. However, if you owe additional federal tax for 2013, you must pay it with this form by April 15 to avoid interest and possibly a late-payment penalty. You can avoid this late-payment penalty (but not interest) if at least 90 percent of your total 2013 tax liability is paid by April 15 through payroll withholding, estimated tax payments or payments made with Form 4868. If you haven't completed your return, "the best thing is to pay in about 10 percent more" than you expect to owe, says Michael Gray, a San Jose certified public accountant. For California taxes: There is no need to request an extension; you automatically get one until Oct. 15. However, as with federal taxes, you must pay at least 90 percent of what you owe by April 15 to avoid a late-payment penalty. You can make this payment online from your bank or savings account without a fee using the Franchise Tax Board's Webpay system-or with a fee by using your credit card. Or you can mail a check with Form FTB 3519. (Certain high-income taxpayers must make this payment electronically.)