Introduction Background of the Study Patnubay Academy‚ formerly known as Patnubay Kiddie Learning Center‚ opened to the public in June 1989. The founders Mr. Manliclic and Mrs. Rosalinda Alfonso Manliclic were motivated to start a school that offers low-cost but quality education that will produce men and women of intellect who will be faithful service to humanity and God. The school started with 49 pre-school pupils. Within the span of five years the enrollment increased by to 279. In the school
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Non Bank Financial Intermediaries INTRODUCTION • NBFCs are privately owned‚ decentralized and relatively small-sized financial intermediaries. • Some are primarily engaged in fund-based activities and others provide financial services of diverse kinds. • The former are know as Non Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) and the latter are known as Non Banking Financial Services Companies (NBFSCs). OVERVIEW • Two parts 1. 1995-96 2. 2002-03 • During 1995-96‚ NBFCs had undergone radical
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Bob v. Alex Was there an Offer from Alex to Bob on February 1st ? An offer is an outward manifestation of intent to be bound by contractual agreement requiring definite and certain terms that are communicated to the offeree. Bob will assert that when Alex mailed him a letter offering him “Oceanhaven” for the May-June season that Alex did this act with a present contractual intent in mind. Further‚ the facts stipulate that Alex identified the terms as “same terms as last year” which implies
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predicted period of the asset. 4. When the lease contract begins‚ the current amount of installments should be around 90% of the fair amount of the asset being leased. B –How should Lani account for this lease at its inception and a determination made of the amount recorded? Lanie should be able to see the documented fair or current value of the upcoming installments as debit to fixed assets and also the capital lease as credit to obligation. C - Expenses
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shopping are that by having direct access to shopper‚ the online stores can offer items that take into account the necessities of purchaser. Internet shopping makes utilization of computerized innovation for dealing with the stream of data‚ items‚ and installment
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Project powered by students3k.com CONTENTS Chapter – I Introduction of the Study Purpose of the Study Scope of the study Research Methodology Limitations 3 4 5 6 7 Chapter – II Industry Profile Company Profile Product Profile 9 - 17 18 - 24 25 – 29 Chapter – III Conceptual Framework Working Mechanism 32 – 41 42 – 48 Chapter – IV Data analysis and Interpretation ULIPs vs. Mutual Funds ULIPs vs. Traditional Policies Similarities b/w ULIPs vs. MF & ULIPs vs. Traditional Policies 50 – 65 66 – 72
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Parents need to get Their Children Active in Sports Everyone wants the best for their children‚ right? What if I said there is a fun way to keep kids physically healthy while building emotional and life skills. What if I said kids will do academically better in the classroom. How? Sports! In sports children overcome challenges‚ make new friends‚ develop skills all while having fun. Parents need to get their children active in sports. Physical activity helps children build healthy bones‚ maintain
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than those of the industry since its customers are likely to work very hard to keep their primary residences even when times are bad. • Most of Manufactured Homes’ sales are credit sales where the customer pays a down payment and enters into an installment sales contract with the company to pay the remaining amount over periods ranging from 84 to 180 months. Manufactured Homes sells the majority of this contracts to financial institutions. • The manufactured homes industry is fragmented. There are
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ethics should not be equated to following the law. Some people tend to think that following the laws is the same as acting ethically; however‚ this is not the case because the law usually incorporates ethical actions‚ but laws just like feelings‚ sometimes diverge from what can be termed as ethical. For example‚ slavery laws constitute actions that deviate from ethical behavior. Thus‚ ethics cannot be the same as following set laws. On the other hand‚ ethics cannot be equated with doing what is
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Programme: Higher National Diploma (HND) in Hospitality Management Unit Title and Number: Finance in the Hospitality Industry (Unit 2) QCF Level: 4 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION: .................................................................................................................. 3 P 1.1 .................................................................................................................................................. 3 P 1.2 ....................
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