What are some good stores you can post babysitting flyers at? -

I am trying to find places new mothers will be at where I can post my babysitting fliers at!!!

toy stores, department stores, pet shops.try schools, leave them on the windshields of cars at sports games.

At my school we have to make a Business we do it during lunch please help i dont know what to sell? -

we do it every day and we have to sell something but i don t know what i can sell it cant be anything like mugs or t-shirts its primary school im on my sisters yahoo thingy again shhh

frog in a pondhow many jelly frogs in a jarkey ringsmake a raffle basketdo a silent auctionbook marks??braceletslolly bags (u could buy cheap lollies from cunninghams or something and make up lolly bags)photo framesballoon animalsif you can ...face paintingset up a mini bowling alley and whoever can get a strike or a certaing amount of points gets a prize - they have to oay obviousely to have a turn and you could have different distances to stand for different year levels.

As it appears to be something of a school project, why not do something more abstract so you don t have to spend money to buy stuff to turn around and sell it. You could always do something like the Psychiatric Booth Lucy runs in Peanuts. Cheap. Easy. And, hey, you may even get bonus points for creativity!

Something creative and home-made like cupcakes or brownies would be good :) everyone loves food! Be sure to add an ingredient list so people with allergies can see what to avoid.Another idea is to make friendship bracelets, or greeting cards. Anything out of paper really is a good idea!Good luck!

cookies, sandwiches, t-shirt, lemonde, anything!cheers!

Sell tobacco products and alcohol.

try to sell some new products like comics and ur t-shirts idea is also goodor sell some chocolates etc

Sell cookies.

Can you use a new home as collateral to attain a start-up business loan? -

I m young and I understand that banks need collateral if you wish to borrow money. I m trying to start up a business and I need a loan, but I do not have collateral. I ve been approved to purchase an affordable home (1st time buyer) - would I be able to use this as a collateral in the near future? Or does the home value need to increase first in order to do so? Does the bank simply need something they can keep in case you fail?

You can only use the equity in the house as collateral - that is, what you have paid against the mortgage. If you just bought the house, or will soon, you won t have enough equity in the house to borrow against, which is a good thing. You don t want to put your house up for a business loan, or you could end up losing both.

If you just bought the home, you have no equity and therefore no collateral. If you are living in the U.S., visit the U. S. Small Business Administration office if you can. They can point you toward other sources of financing, grants, microloans, incubator organizations.Mortgaging your home for a business is risky and not advised. Keep in mind that more than 50% of all businesses fail for a variety of reasons. No business is worth it if there s a high potential for becoming homeless. Start up funding is only the beginning of your money chase. Depending on your product or service, the need for working capital is persistant and sometimes pervasive. It s not uncommon to log hundreds of sleepless hours over a decade in business worrying about how to rob from Peter to pay Paul until Mary makes good on her late payment for the last shipment you made to her business, or covering a client s rubber check when you re on a shoestring budget.

This used to happen a lot. Take my advice, for your own sake, even if you get the offer, don t take it. If your business fails, you lose your home.

What specific jobs are there in a soap factory? -

production, administration, operations, management, logistics, warehouse.

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Best software for Home Inventory related to Estates and Wills? -

I am looking for a software that easily matches up photos and item entries for the purpose of doing home inventory. Where most people are doing this for insurance purposes, I need it to help manage an estate where items have been designated to go to certain family members, etc. Is there anything out there that does this and keeps it easy for the user? Thanks!

You can take a look at inFlow Inventory. It is a basic inventory system that has all the esstenials.They have a Free version that is free forever, but limits to 100 products and customers. The software itself is very easy to use and fast to install.Here is their website:http://www.inflowinventory.comHope this helps!

Listings fee on ebay? -

I just put up stuff for auction on ebay and I payed $2 for listing one of them..I was wondering in case I wanted to cancel the item listing later would I still have to pay the $2 and also in case I re-list it again would I get charged

Unfortunately.. Listing fees are nonrefundable in FEEBAY .. if you cancelled the item, still you have to pay this fees $2.00 .. for re-listing, only once, and they charge you again $2.00 for re-listing (Without any change to the price) .. the only way to get the re-listing fees back is for item to sell this time.... if your item didn t sell, then they charge you the listing fees and the re-listing fees .. total of $4.00 at least . This is FEEBAY.. Good luck and have a great day..

Generally, listing fees are non-refundable, so if you cancel the listing, you will be out the 2 bucks. If your item doesn t sell, you can re-list it (once) with no additional fee, but you cant increase the original listing price? Well you can increase it, but they wont waive the fee on the re-list. eBay is very tight when it comes to refunding any fees that are paid to them. If you email them and tell them you made an error and didn t mean to list the item, its possible they will give you the listing fee back...but they will only do that like once in your lifetime!