Comments on: Operating at a Loss & Treasury Management http://www.mapgirl.net/mfc/2006/07/26/operating-at-a-loss-treasury-management/ Just tidbits about money and finance. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:47:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: mapgirl http://www.mapgirl.net/mfc/2006/07/26/operating-at-a-loss-treasury-management/#comment-617 mapgirl Thu, 27 Jul 2006 15:43:00 +0000 http://www.mapgirl.net/mfc/?p=416#comment-617 The class was not a 'business class' actually. It was straight economic theory, specifically industrial organization. It was for 2nd and 3rd year economics majors. The class was not a ‘business class’ actually. It was straight economic theory, specifically industrial organization. It was for 2nd and 3rd year economics majors.

]]> By: alberen http://www.mapgirl.net/mfc/2006/07/26/operating-at-a-loss-treasury-management/#comment-616 alberen Thu, 27 Jul 2006 08:53:00 +0000 http://www.mapgirl.net/mfc/?p=416#comment-616 Great post... I should take a business class at some point in my life... I LOVE business and talking about it (and have been self employed for years) I've just never gotten around to taking any kind of business class...it would be fun. Of course I am thinking of taking a PHP class too! I am constantly struggling on the "Pay off debt first question." When giving advice. I think a combined attack is the smart move. Keeping in mind that you can always tap your credit cards if you need them in a layoff situation. I am VERY security minded...so to me making sure you can pay your mortgage is certainly priority number one-- that means you have to have cash available to do that. Great post… I should take a business class at some point in my life… I LOVE business and talking about it (and have been self employed for years) I’ve just never gotten around to taking any kind of business class…it would be fun. Of course I am thinking of taking a PHP class too!

I am constantly struggling on the “Pay off debt first question.” When giving advice. I think a combined attack is the smart move. Keeping in mind that you can always tap your credit cards if you need them in a layoff situation.

I am VERY security minded…so to me making sure you can pay your mortgage is certainly priority number one– that means you have to have cash available to do that.

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