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Hi everyone. Thanks for looking at my question.
I am 32 and have almost completed a BS degree in Accounting. My boyfriend could not find work, so we relocated.
I think I would make a mediocre accountant, and I have struggled with boredom completing homework and during many of my classes. It has taken me years to get to this stage in my degree bc it just does not do it for me. Also, I won’t graduate with much more than a 2. 6 GPA. . . . so finding work will be a challenge.
I was talked out of going to school for my area of interest and want to take my life back.
I wonder, since I am educated, should I pursue Interior Design rather than Cosmetology. I also wonder if I am too old to begin a career as a stylist.
Can anyone offer any constructive advice/experience?
Can you recommend any colleges for Interior Design in the Charlotte, NC area?
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Things to Consider While Hiring a Financial Collection Agency
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“Why do I need to hire the services of a collection agency to handle my accounts?” is a question that arises in the minds of most owners of small and medium scale businesses. Most entrepreneurs are firm in their opinion that these agencies only add to already overflowing cup of woes. But the fact of the matter is that these groups enable you to channelize all your energies in propelling your business forward, while they concentrate on the not-so-pleasant job recovering the mountain of bad debts.
Hire With Caution
Since there is so much ambiguity about financial collection agencies, the deluge of questions about their need and functioning is not so unfathomable. While there is a section of the business community that opines these outfits would not serve small enterprises with the kind of zeal and enthusiasm that’s normally reserved for the big players; many others look askance at their integrity and dedication to service.
Here are five priceless tips that would help you make a very prudent choice:
Make thorough enquiries before you allow them to handle your outstanding accounts. Checking with the references provided is a great idea; a quick glance at the listings in the Better Business Bureau pertaining to your area is sure to yield reliable results. Since it is highly plausible that a company of repute may not find a place in these listings, you may also like to examine, rather closely, their past business records. Checking the record of complaints filed against the particular agency also deserves earnest consideration. You must be absolutely clear about the purview of their work – can they recover money from defaulters beyond a certain local or national area? Be specific about their nature of work, especially if you deal with commercial accounts, in which case, they will be expected to function as a commercial collection agency. Will their services cause a drain on your finances? In other words, other than recovering outstanding dues, will they also charge you for additional services like tracing debtors and the like? Remember, there are several aspects connected to the very intricate subject of bad debt collection, so make sure everything is mentioned in black and white. Read the fine print mentioned in the contract, always. Keeping you posted about the progress made in the collection of outstanding debts is extremely crucial, so you must insist on periodic, real-time reports that reflect these developments. How often you would like to view these details is entirely your prerogative, although a couple of reports every week is pretty reasonable. Things get simplified even further if they are submitted online. The presence of attorneys for valuable advice is definitely a plus.
Are you still dithering about hiring these agencies? I’m sure a lot of your concerns surrounding them have vanished, quite like those untraceable debtors.
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