Making Money In A Hard Economy: November 2010

Introduction

While the world's economies struggle to maintain their stability in the face of natural disasters as well as man made phenomena which impact on the success of business, how does this affect the individual faced by such difficulties?

To replace or add to the income derived from a J.O.B. means making a substantial investment in financial terms to start a business that requires much additional work which may well be beyond the resources of the majority. The level of savings and capital required to make any inroad into the market is at the very least £5,000 upwards and if your aspirations are for a franchise on the high street then your sums may well begin at the £100,000 and beyond. There may well be some at lower entry points but the income potential may also be in the lower quartile of earnings.

So where does that leave you in the midst of the economic turmoil that has prevailed in the months from late 2007 to date?

Making Money In A Hard Economy

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