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Welcome
to the "Biz Corner", the NBA's weekly E-newsletter.
September
18, 2008
1. What Solution and Benefits Do You Offer?
2. Business Success Secrets
3. Payroll Deduction IRA
4. NBA Benefit Provider
- NAMESAFE™
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1. What Solution and Benefits Do You Offer?
by
Jody Gabourie
http://www.JodyGabourieMarketingCoach.com
©
2008
Simply put, your solution is the flip-side of
your target/niche group's problem.
Your products and services are the solution
to your potential and current
clients' problem or need. Another way to look
at it is that the solution is what
you are actually selling - what you are
offering in your marketing, your
website, your sales literature, and so on.
Are
you creating solutions with the benefits you offer?:
http://www.nationalbusiness.org/NBAWEB/Newsletter2008/2562.htm
2. Business Success Secrets
by
Jennifer Teplica
http://www.claimmybonus.com
©
2008
Many of us dream of having our own business
not only because of the
freedom it provides, but also because we want to build
wealth so that
we can provide better lives for our families. While starting
a business
may be easy, keeping it going and growing it, takes effort and
know-how. We're going to look at some business success secrets
that'll
help you get off on the right foot.
See
if some of these ideas will help your business:
http://www.nationalbusiness.org/NBAWEB/Newsletter2008/2563.htm
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3.
Payroll Deduction IRA
As an employer, you may want to
consider offering your employees a
Payroll Deduction IRA. Under a Payroll
Deduction IRA, your employee
establishes an IRA (either a Traditional IRA
or a Roth IRA) with a
financial institution. The employee then authorizes
a payroll deduction
amount for the IRA. This is probably the simplest retirement
arrangement
that a business can have. It is so easy that, in fact, no plan
document is
needed under this arrangement.
See
how to create a payroll deduction IRA for you and your employees:
http://www.nationalbusiness.org/NBAWEB/Newsletter2008/2564.htm
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