Private reserve ink is made in the U.S. and has a neutral pH, is said to be non clogging and fast drying and a 50 ml bottle will cost a little under $9.
Private reserve ink also provide a range of fast dry inks in ultra black, midnight blues, Sherwood green and for any left handed writers who have struggled with more traditional ink usage, these inks are perfect for lefties. These fast dry inks cost around $10 for a 2 ounce bottle.
Private Reserve Special Inks
Private Reserve also supply a range of special inks such as the Invincible Aqua Blue, Invincible black in a cobalt blue bottle and Cosmic cobalt which is a brilliant blue color.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Private Reserve Ink | Private Reserve Ink Colors | Fountain Pen Ink
Legal Accounting Software | Legal Billing Software is Critical to a Profitable Law Firm | Legal Document Software
Legal billing software can also assign employee hours and the cost of legal service provision to individual clients. This way, you know how much time is spent on each client by the paralegals and secretaries in an office. Legal billing software can also determine the productivity of individual lawyers, which is important for any profitable law firm to know.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Do not sign a form without understanding
Hi Mr. Tan,
I am a 24 year old fresh graduate who has just started working. Recently, I was looking around for a whole life insurance (without an investment linked policy attached to it) and approached a company to ask for a quotation. I asked repeatedly for the proposal document to be sent to me before deciding to sign anything, but the agent had asked me to sign the application first.
I wish to ask if it is a norm in the industry to sign any insurance document on the spot, or is it unreasonable for me to request for the full document before signing anything?
REPLY
You should not sign any document without knowing what it is. There is no such thing as a "norm" to sign a legally binding document blindly. You should consider lodging a complaint against the agent for unethical conduct. Let me know if you wish to take this step. I will help you to write the complaint.
I am a 24 year old fresh graduate who has just started working. Recently, I was looking around for a whole life insurance (without an investment linked policy attached to it) and approached a company to ask for a quotation. I asked repeatedly for the proposal document to be sent to me before deciding to sign anything, but the agent had asked me to sign the application first.
I wish to ask if it is a norm in the industry to sign any insurance document on the spot, or is it unreasonable for me to request for the full document before signing anything?
REPLY
You should not sign any document without knowing what it is. There is no such thing as a "norm" to sign a legally binding document blindly. You should consider lodging a complaint against the agent for unethical conduct. Let me know if you wish to take this step. I will help you to write the complaint.
If you are buying an life insurance policy, you should ask for the benefit illustration. You should read my FAQ on "benefit illustration" to get the key points to look out for - i.e. the distribution cost and the effect of deduction.
See things in perspective
Dear Mr. Tan,
SM Goh ask Singaporeans to see things in perspective. Perhaps, someone can tell him to see things from our perspective. We have to work long hours to earn just enough to pay for the high cost of housing and to travel in crowded trains. I will respect him, if he come and join us in the crowded trains, and then we can see things with the same perspective.
JL
SM Goh ask Singaporeans to see things in perspective. Perhaps, someone can tell him to see things from our perspective. We have to work long hours to earn just enough to pay for the high cost of housing and to travel in crowded trains. I will respect him, if he come and join us in the crowded trains, and then we can see things with the same perspective.
JL
Einstein's Quiz
Albert Einstein created a quiz that has puzzled many people for a few decades. I saw it in the Reader's Digest more than 30 years ago. I could not solve it at that time. I have since discovered the technique of solving the quiz. It requires a systematic approach. By learning this approach, you will also learn how to solve other problems in a systematic way. Read this article:
http://tankinlian.com/admin/file.aspx?id=164
http://tankinlian.com/admin/file.aspx?id=164
Live on interest income
A retiree needs to earn a decent interest rate to get sufficient income to live on. With the low interest environment, they have to consider other types of investments, rather than bank deposits. But, they face the risk of being sold a toxic product that can cause the total loss of their capital.
For the past many decades, the savvy investor already knows the way to make invest money to get a good yield without taking high risk. They choose blue chip shares (which are relatively secure) that pay high dividends. And these shares also have capital appreciation.
Read the FAQ on "high dividend yields" at www.tankinlian.com/ask.aspx
For the past many decades, the savvy investor already knows the way to make invest money to get a good yield without taking high risk. They choose blue chip shares (which are relatively secure) that pay high dividends. And these shares also have capital appreciation.
Read the FAQ on "high dividend yields" at www.tankinlian.com/ask.aspx
Tangram apps on Apple Store
Good news for owners of Apple iPhone and iPod
The free versions of Tangram are now available in Apple Store
The free versions of Tangram are now available in Apple Store
Look for
Easy Tangram Lite
Bright Tangram Lite
Shape Quiz (Easy and Bright versions) will be available soon.
Please download from App store and give me your feedback. Pass the word around for your friends to try.
Watch these videos
The tangram apps are especially fun for children, but they are also challenging for adults and seniors (good to exercise their minds).
The free version has 10 shapes. The paid version (with 100 shapes) will be available from 1 October 2010.
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