Employee headaches Cured by Staff Induction Kit
Business Managers who have been pushing the need for an Employee Induction Manual to the bottom of the too-hard basket have just had their workload reduced.
The Welcome On Board Employee Induction Kit, created by Words That Sell, is an easily customizable electronic and printable manual that contains all the information a new recruit needs.As workplace environments increasingly favour employees, the Employee Induction Kit not only spells out exactly what is expected from them, but also protects employers against unnecessary litigation and compensation payouts.According to Kris Mills, if it's in writing, it can't be disputed."A comprehensive Induction Manual helps protect a business from unfair dismissal claims, reduces workplace accidents and improves morale from the outset," Kris said."The trouble is, developing one from scratch is a big job. That's where our Induction Manual template is idea. It gives you the framework to create your own induction manual in a fraction of the time."The Welcome On Board Kit covers every aspect of the new employee's working life, including all the details that are easily forgotten.
This spans from dress code to job description to emergency procedures.
All these elements and more are customizable in MS Word format.According to Kris, it's also extremely easy to use."Tailoring the manual to your company is easy.
Just move your pointer to the highlighted areas and you'll be prompted to answer certain questions about your organisation ... things like working hours, company guidelines, job description and so forth," Kris said"You don't want to spend hours customising an 80 page document. That defeats the purpose of this manual. And your employees don't want to read ?War and Peace' either." The manual is available for $US 47, a price Kris believes is more than affordable."When you consider how much time expense, it can save you, it's not difficult to see what an affordable solution it really is," said KrisThe kit can be purchased online and the manual and bonuses are available for instant download from http://www.wordsthatsell.info/employee-induction.htm .For more information, visit the Words That Sell Website at www.wordsthatsell.infoENDS?About Words That Sell ? Words That Sell is an international direct marketing consultancy which specializes in direct response and direct mail creative for a variety of industries including the corporate sector.
Managing Director Kris Mills is the author of popular DIY marketing guides including Advertising and Marketing Toolbox, Mortgage Brokers Sales Letters, Proposals and Tenders That Sell, Financial Planner Sales Letters, Marketing Plan TimeSaver Kit, and Real Estate Listing Letters.
The Words That Sell website offers a variety of marketing related ebooks, newsletter subscriptions and articles available for free download.
For more information, visit www.wordsthatsell.info.
Private Mortgage Insurance Doesn't Protect Homeowners
If you borrowed more than 80% of the appraised value of you home, you're probably paying private mortgage insurance (PMI). PMI that is not lender paid is a waste of money. If you default on your mortgage, the private mortgage insurance provider will pay the lender, but you still would lose your home. PMI do not offer you any benefits whatsoever. PMI payments aren't even tax-deductible.PMI increases your effective mortgage interest rate.
On a $100,000 loan with 10 percent down ($10,000), PMI would cost you $43 a month. If you can cancel the PMI, you can save $516 a year and many thousands of dollars over the course of the loan. If your down payment was less, the cost of your PMI will be greater. If your down payment was 5%, ($5,000), your PMI expense would cost you $780 a year or $65 a month. Check your annual escrow account statement or call your lender to find out exactly how much PMI is costing you each year.When you purchase a home and put down less than 20 percent down, most...
Private Mortgage Insurance Doesn't Protect Homeowners
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Is Your Adjustable Rate Mortgage About To Destroy Your Financial Future?
Winder, GA (ContentDesk) June 26, 2006 - With the economy moving strongly forward, inflation is on the rise which also means that home loan rates are on the rise. With over two trillion dollars in Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) loans set to start adjusting in the next two years, many homeowners are going to be shocked when their payment adjusts.Most consumers are unaware of the fact their rate and their payments are getting ready to increase dramatically. And unfortunately, there are also cases where the consumer may be unaware they even have an ARM, let alone that it is getting ready to adjust very soon. Many economists are concerned that when the payments start to increase, it will have a massive impact on consumer spending&which in turn, will impact the US economy as a whole.Homeowners need to be made aware of the facts surrounding these issues as soon as possible, so that they can evaluate their options and make good decisions for their future. This is especially important if they...
Is Your Adjustable Rate Mortgage About To Destroy Your Financial Future?
Mortgage > Is Your Adjustable Rate Mortgage About To Destroy Your Financial Future?
Pricing your House To Sell
Your asking price is likely the most difficult - and crucial - decision you'll
make when you put your house on the market. Ask too little and you risk leaving
money on the table unnecessarily. Ask too much and you may scare off potential
buyers. Most Sellers set their initial asking price at an amount somewhat higher
than they are actually willing to accept, fully expecting a buyer to open the
bidding with a lesser amount. While price is the most frequently negotiated item in any home sale, you may
be able to creatively provide financial value to your buyer - without lowering
the price alone.
- major appliances such as your stove, fridge, dishwasher and microwave offer
good negotiating power - while you'll likely be including some of them in
your asking price, consider excluding some from the listing (the washer and
dryer perhaps) to use as a future bargaining chip; - window...
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Buying a Home With Bad Credit - Tips on Finding the Right Broker or Lender
You can buy a home with a bad credit record; you just need to find the right mortgage financing package. Before you sign up with the first company that offers you a loan, remember to research offers to be assured you are getting a fair deal.Know Your Credit RatingYour credit score is one of the biggest factors in determining the points you will pay for your loan. People with scores between 620 and 800 have near perfect credit and will have the lowest rates and fees. Scores between 620 and 550 mean an interest rate or two higher. 600 is usually the cutoff point for 100% financing.
Scores less than 550 mean mortgage interest rates are up to 5% higher with up to five points. Lenders will also require a down payment between 5% and 20%You can find your score online along with your credit report. This is a good time to make sure all the information is correct on your record. Any discrepancies should be checked out and corrected before applying for a loan.Know The FeesArm...
Buying a Home With Bad Credit - Tips on Finding the Right Broker or Lender
Mortgage > Buying a Home With Bad Credit - Tips on Finding the Right Broker or Lender
What is the loan option available to a tenant or those unwilling to use their collateral?
Uk loan market caters to financial needs of a homeowner easily. Best of the loan benefits are enjoyed by those with some collateral attached. We always see loan websites luring the homeowners with the best loan deal shouting out loud "Release tied up equity", "Better the equity, better is the loan rate". Now, the question arises as to ?how does a tenant meet his financial needs or emergencies?'
A tenant might not have a security to pledge unlike the homeowner, which makes his case a poor one from the lenders' point of view. The lender always looks out for lending loans to the one which involves less risk.
With no security attached lenders turn down loans often, as there's a risk factor involved in making loan approvals to a tenant. The risk arises when the borrower fails to make the loan payment to the lender and he has no collateral to claim the money.
No more do tenants face difficulties raising finance when they badly need it. ?Unsecured loans'...
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How I Became a Hard Money Lender
Unlike other investors, my venture into real estate was a natural extension of my secondary business as the IP Ware software developer. However, opportunity and perseverance beget wealth, or at least a decent side income. Aside from my ventures into lease optioning residential property, I and my partner have managed to acquire a number of properties with our own credit. However, when looking at our finances and the return we were getting for the amount of effort involved, we both decided there must be a better way. That is when it occurred to me.
Instead of trying to leverage our existing assets for a diminishing return, perhaps we could be the bank.Here is the scenario as it has played out. First of all, we control a decent number of properties with our own credit. Most were purchased with 100% financing using multiple capital sources. However, each contains only a primary lean and is financed using standard mortgage terms. Subsequently, there is a 20% secondary credit position...
How I Became a Hard Money Lender
Mortgage > How I Became a Hard Money Lender
Realtor calls developer's decision to build new homes "smart move"
PINELLAS PARK, FL (ContentDesk) Sept. 6, 2003 --
Realtor John Mudd knows that new apartment complexes in the area have been struggling to get new tenants to fill vacancies throughout the year, but he also knows that sales of new homes and previously owned homes have been red-hot, driving prices up, making them a smart investment for both buyers and builders."According to the National Association of Realtors, home prices have steadily increased throughout all of 2003 throughout the Tampa Bay area, due to high consumer demand, however, NAR has also said that renting apartments has been more of a challenge, with apartment complexes having to give away the first month to the first two months away, rent free. Apartment complexes have also had to give away TVs, VCRs and other goodies, to entice renters to rent instead of buying. This should continue, even though rates have edged up to around six percent. Lower priced rentals, targeted toward lower income tenants, however, haven't...
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