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Here is a simple technique you can use to make money posting links from home. There are tons of places that I use to place links. The more places you promote your links the more income potential you have. I like to look at it as passive income.

Place your links all over the web through the avenues I mention below to start making money posting your links. To get started I recommend you set up a free account at Linkbucks or any link paying company. Go here to get more info on how to do this.

So once you have your links set and ready where can you place them to start getting clicks?

Forums & Message boards “” Placing your links in forums and message boards are great places for your link promotion. There are tons of forums online where you can get exposure for your links. The clicks you can receive are amazing, You just have to place your links in the right place.

Social Networks “” Social Networks are great places for link promotion. Places like Myspace, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin are all good avenues to receive clicks. You can achieve a good amount of clicks just by posting on your status or in groups.

Article Marketing – If you write a lot of articles you can post your links into articles and submit them to article directories. The trick is to submit them to high page rank engines, thus bringing you more clicks.

Email Marketing “” The quickest way to start getting clicks is to send everyone on your list a email message with one of your links. You can also place links in your signature in emails and forums to get even more potential clicks.

Be creative when on your link promotion campaign and watch the sales roll in. Try these avenues and see how they work out for you. The good thing about it you will be getting clicks for years to come. That”s awesome income potential.

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Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is one of the most established banks in the Philippines. Recently, it was awarded by Finance Asia, a prestigious finance publication and magazine in Asia and the Pacific as the best cash management bank in the Philippines. Finance Asia also recognized BPI as the best trade finance bank in the country.

BPI has two subsidiary banks – BPI Family Savings Bank and BPI Direct. BPI Bank deals primarily on corporate accounts like salary account of employees. BPI Family Savings Bank is focused on individual savings accounts or for individual person who may not be an employee. While BPI Direct serves primarily on mobile, telephone and online banking.

In opening a BPI bank account, you can adhere to procedures given below and ready all requirements before going to the bank. It will be fast and easy to open a new bank account when you bring all the needed requirements so do not forget to bring it all.

1. Make sure you have all the requirements for opening a new bank account like two valid ID, billing statements, two 1×1 photo ID, and money for initial deposit.

2. Select the branch you want to open a new account. Choose the branch near your work or house so that it will be very easy and convenient for you to go whenever problem arises regarding your bank account.

3. Upon entering the bank, proceed to New Account Desk. Tell the bank officer you want to open a savings account and then fill-up all forms that will be given to you.

4. Pass all the requirements, application forms and initial deposit for your new bank account. This is the minimum initial deposit for BPI, P3,000 and P10,000 for ATM and passbook account.

5. Get your passbook or ATM card which will be normally available after 4-5 banking days. When you get your ATM card, you can activate it at ATM machines.

When opening a new bank account, prepare first all requirements and ready the money for initial deposit for your new bank account. BPI is one of the best choice in applying for a new bank account. It has numerous branches around the country so it will not be a problem which branch to select.

The Debt Recovery Tribunals have been established by the Government of India under an Act of Parliament (Act 51 of 1993) for expeditious adjudication and recovery of debts due to banks and financial institutions and they are auctioning some properties. Subsequently With an aim to provide a structured platform to the Banking sector for managing its mounting NPA stocks and keep pace with international financial institutions, the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act 2002 was put in place to allow banks and Financial Institutions (FIs) to take possession of securities and sell them. Various Banks, State Financial corporations , and Asset Reconstruction companies are auctioning their Non performing assets, i.e housing properties, commercial properties and Industrial properties under SARFAESI act 2002.

Public Sector Banks are shifting to new system called Core Banking System (CBS), which automatically processes and updates transactions, helping identify NPAs on a daily basis, as against the current system where most transactions are managed manually, leaving scope for slippages. As a result of this the NPAs of some banks are expected to increase by as much as 150%. According to latest data from the Reserve Bank of India, the gross non-performing assets of state-run banks touched 68,597 crore at the end of December 2010, an increase of 27% from a year ago.

Ours is an Internet portal publishing all the Bank auction property listings since December 2009 and we are the only one providing such information pertaining to 32 major cities in India. We are committed to create awareness among general public about the Bank auction procedures and to generate vibrant market for Bank auction properties in India. Our services are being utilized by various Banks, i.e Union Bank of India, State Bank of Hyderabad, Andhra Bank, Punjab National Bank, State Bank of Travancore, State Bank of Mysore, Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Allahabad Bank, The Shyamra Vithal co-operative Bank, Karnataka APEX Bank, etc.

In the past 15 months we have listed over 51,000 Bank Auction properties, which include Auctions and Possessions at 32 cities spread across India. Bangalore has the highest 9140 Bank auction properties, and followed by Mumbai- 5829 properties , Hyderabad 5230 properties and Kolkata 4451 properties. The trend is expected to increase in future.

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Secret offshore bank accounts are the stuff of legend. This article intends to debunk some of the myths about secret offshore banking by setting out what is and isn’t possible.

1) It’s impossible to open an offshore bank account without first somehow identifying yourself. This means sending a notarized copy of your bank account/passport details to the bank or intermediary.
2) Most offshore banks will also require a reference from a bank at home.
3) If you open an offshore account in the name of your offshore company, you still need to provide all the formation documents, and the name and address of a real person. No bank will let a faceless entity open an account without pinning it down to a real person.

So how is it Secret?

Well, the reasoning behind all this, is that if you open an offshore account the bank may let you have a ‘number’ rather than a name. This so called ‘numbered account’ allows you to send wire transfers without third parties knowing who you are. An account in the name of a company will do a similar thing, allowing you to send and receive payments almost anonymously, because the company name rather yours will show up on all transactions.

The problem is, this doesn’t shield you from government inquiries. If for example a government authority suspects you of having an undeclared offshore account, that you are hiding money from your spouse or otherwise engaged in funny business they can go to the country or bank in question and request your details. While some countries will reject the majority of these requests others are more pliant.

Switzerland and the Cayman Islands are two in particular that co-operate with US and EU authorities. Although both have strong bank secrecy laws on paper, these are not so closely followed in practice. Swiss banks UBS and Credit Suisse have made headlines recently over IRS investigations into US held offshore accounts.

The truth is, if you really want a secret account you may have to look further than ‘traditional’ tax havens. That means jurisdictions without tax-information exchange agreements or other links to high-tax countries.

Another option is using an offshore bank account alternative. This could be (for example) sending your funds to a trust company which then opens a bank account for you in their name. Although this is also not 100% foolproof, it does offer another level of privacy in the same way that an offshore company will shield your identity.

Whichever option you choose to take, it pays to follow some ‘golden rules’ of privacy:

1) Limit the number of people who know about the offshore bank account to as few as is humanly possible.
2) Fund the account with a cheque or western union transfer, rather than by wire from your home bank. 3) Never send funds directly back home from the offshore account.

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Bank debt collection in increasing, largely because of a recession and economic crisis affecting consumers and markets around the globe. Banks and credit unions are employing new tools and strategies to improve bank debt recovery.

Because of years of steadily rising consumer debt, banks are facing ever growing credit card delinquencies, checking account and loan defaults, as consumers struggle to pay for the necessities. Financial institutions are trying new strategies to help with bank debt collection efforts.

Listed are a few recommended bank debt collection tips, which will help improve your debt recovery efforts.

Provide alternative payment plans for customers going through financial difficulties.

. Create “hardship” programs for borrowers who are late with their payments.

. Extend or lower payments, interest rates, or lower fees when you anticipate customer payment problems.

Create communications channels where customers can openly discuss their issues. By proactively reaching customers early, you can prevent larger problems later.

In addition to your present internal debt collection processes, these suggestions are designed to “flag” would be problems much sooner, and prevent them from becoming much larger problems later on.

When To Consider Outsourcing Bank Debt Recovery to Collection Agencies

It is critically important that banks and credit unions experiencing growing debt collection issues quickly rid themselves of “problem” delinquencies, and outsource them to a collection agency.

Using many of the earlier suggested strategies, you will be able to identify early on, and be able to distinguish the customers that you can work with via payment arrangements, and the more challenging customers.

These more challenging accounts must be identified early on in the process, and outsourced to a collection agency. Failure to do so decreases the possibility of ever getting paid on them. It will also cost you much more in wasted time, resources, etc. Failing to do so, not only decreases your likelihood of getting paid on them at all, it costs you far more in time, resources, etc.

Some collection agencies offer programs designed to restore negative accounts and retain banking customers before the account is closed or charged off. In fact, research shows customer retention equaling 70% or better can be achieved, as well as restoration of negative account balances when contacted pre-charge off.

The crucial element is reaching these customers before the account is charged off, not afterward.In addition to the incentive to clear up their negative account balance, it is also proven that after a past due account is closed and charged off, these delinquent customers typically seek new bank accounts at other institutions.

Once this happens, there is little interest in that customer bringing their delinquent, charged off account, current.