23rd February 2012

Print Your Bank Checks at $0 in House With ezCheckPersonal from Halfpricesoft.com

Print Your Bank Checks at $0 in House With ezCheckPersonal from Halfpricesoft.com

ezCheckPersonal is a personal check designing and check printing software for personal use. With ezCheckPersonal, users can have the flexibility to print quality bank checks immediately in a secure environment. Users will never run out of checks and users are never left with stacks of unused preprinted checks when the bank changes names or you move to a new address. It saves users time and money in a variety of ways. Most banks accept checks printed with the regular laser print toner. All items user needed are a laser printer, blank check paper and ezCheckPersonal software. If a consumer already has a laser computer, the total cost for the software and the check paper can be $0. Halfpricesoft.com, a leading provider of easy-to-use payroll software and check printing software f... Read More

First Saturday After Federal Income Tax Deadline at Community National Bank

First Saturday After Federal Income Tax Deadline at Community National Bank

The “Great Bellaire Paper Shred” is set for Saturday, April 17, 9 a.m. to noon, following the April 15 federal income tax deadline, to help citizens minimize their risk of personal identity theft, one of the nation’s most frequent, costly and pervasive crimes. Community National Bank (CNB) and the Bellaire Police Department will sponsor the free public event, which accepts up to 100 pounds of paper per vehicle for on-site shredding in the Iron Mountain Secure Shredding Unit. Participants will line their vehicles alongside the commercial shredding unit in Community National Bank’s west side parking lot, 5123 Bellaire Boulevard at South Rice. Bank volunteers will assist each driver on a first-come first-serve basis until the truck reaches its 15,000-poun... Read More

Stoneridge Capital Partners Enters Hotel Market, Acquires 119-Room Hotel Highland

Stoneridge Capital Partners Enters Hotel Market, Acquires 119-Room Hotel Highland

Stoneridge Capital Partners, a Newport Beach, Calif.-based real estate investment company, has acquired the 119-room Hotel Highland in Phoenix. This purchase marks Stoneridge’s entry into the hospitality sector, launching the firm’s strategy to acquire high-quality, well located moderate and upper tier lodging properties in the Western U.S. “The hotel’s unique location, architecture and nearby amenities provided an ideal opportunity for us to enter this prominent submarket,” said Greg Merage, CEO of Stoneridge Capital Partners. “We will remain focused on acquiring these types of assets as we expand our presence in Phoenix and throughout the Western Region.” Located at 2310 East Highland Avenue, the Hotel Highland sits in the heart of Ph... Read More

Rumson, Bolling & Associates Top 5% Collection Agencies in the Aviation Industry

Rumson, Bolling & Associates Top 5% Collection Agencies in the Aviation Industry

Rumson, Bolling & Associates continues to rank in the top 5% of collection agencies for the aviation industry. The aviation industry has been a backbone for commercial expansion and useful recreational sport. Maintenance cost of planes however, continues to rise parts costs have risen, labor increases from year to year and tie down rental space or hangar cost has increased at most airports as well. Many companies in the aviation industry rely on our exceptional service to bring needed income to an essential part of economy. Parts manufacturers, suppliers, retailers, FBO’s, and airport operation companies have seen high recovery rate success with Rumson, Bolling & Associates. RBA’s high success margins for companies and individuals within the aviation indust... Read More

Ashland University Finance Professor Says Market Collapse Has Changed the Way Finance is Taught

Ashland University Finance Professor Says Market Collapse Has Changed the Way Finance is Taught

A finance professor at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio, says that the rules for the financial game have changed; turning the world of finance “upside down” and changing the way finance degree students are taught. “The drastic collapse of the financial markets from 2007 to 2009 made us realize that the traditional theories of finance are archaic and that new ones have to be found,” said Tom Harvey, associate professor and head of the finance degree program at Ashland University. “The financial theory we learned was developed between 1952 and 1973, and many of those rules relative to financial theory no longer apply today.” Harvey said the absence of financial theory has provided many research opportunities as finance professors seek to und... Read More