July 6th, 2010 by GabeRodriguez
Financial Reform Falling Under Criticism For “Missing The Mark” by Gabriel Rodriguez
Millions of hard-working Americans will soon be facing some drastic changes to their already limited finance options soon if a new proposed financial reform bill is passed. Although many hard working families already find it tough to find finance when they [...]
May 11th, 2010 by GabeRodriguez
Subprime Mortgage Collapse Leads To Tightened Financial Regulations For All By: Gabriel Rodriguez
Currently our Senators are debating the creation of a stand-alone government agency to protect American consumers from the aftermath of another subprime mortgage collapse. This proposed agency (CFPA) would be regulating and overseeing a vast breadth of financial agencies, most of [...]
April 8th, 2010 by GabeRodriguez
Big Banks Prepare for Regulation E: By Gabriel Rodriguez
According to a Press Release from the United States Federal Reserve Board, big banks are in for some big changes this summer. Regulation E, in summary, is a new regulation that will go into effect July 1st, 2010. This regulation prohibits banking institutions [...]
March 29th, 2010 by GabeRodriguez
It is no secret that the payday lending industry can be very profitable.
It is also no secret that the payday lending industry faces a very uncertain future, due mostly to proposed changes in regulatory legislation overseeing short-term lending.
Currently, Payday Loans are regulated state-by-state meaning that every state implements it’s own set [...]
August 11th, 2008 by Mo Cheng
The suggested accounting processes of Synaptic Database have been built to mark and document its business activities for several different reasons; profitability, economic trends, tax savings, and transaction reconciliation. The documentation of Synaptic Database’s accounting process contains 6 steps: Transaction Capture, Daily Activity Detail Invoice, Transit Reconciliation, Month [...]