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		<title>What is the difference between margin and mark-up?</title>
		<description>Margin is defined as a guarantee that a
holder of a position in options or futures
contract has to deposit to cover the credit
risk of his counterpart. Mark-up is the
additional charge imposed on a certain
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		<title>When should I cash out my note, trust deed, annuity, or structured settlement?</title>
		<description>You should cash out notes, trust deeds,
annuities, and structured settlements once
the interest rates imposed on it starts to
decrease. Remember that these things bear
interest rates, and these rates are all
dependent on the trend in the industry. You
will be saving lot of money by not continu</description>
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		<title>What is the difference between business cash flow and profit?</title>
		<description>Cash flow is the movement of money in and out
of the business. It is commonly used in
planning the funding requirement of the
business, either on a short or long-term
basis by forecasting the cash that will is
expected to come in and go out of the business.
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		<title>How much of my profit should I put back into my business?</title>
		<description>Basically, the profit that you get from your
business is considered to be your savings and
may be used to fund other things such as
loans and mortgages. However, in case that
you plan to expand your business, you can
utilize the profit that you have earned.
On how much profit you will allot to</description>
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		<title>What is a cash flow analysis?</title>
		<description>Cash flow analysis is the study and
evaluation of the business' cash inflows and
cash outflows. Its purpose is to maintain a
sufficient cash flow which serves as the
business' lifeline. It is also used in
formulating proper cash flow management to
make the business grow further.
It involves e</description>
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