Sunday, June 1, 2008

Alternative College Funding

Alternative College Funding is Possible
 
Let's face it sending your kids to college or the university is an expensive proposition.
Congress has cut upwards of $20 billion dollars from Federal subsidies due to recent student loan scandals making families tighten an already over-stretched budget in an effort to fund their children's college education.
 
While college funding is decreasing the cost for tuition, books, housing and meals are on the rise. Alternative college funding sources have traditionally been through real estate investments that have eliminated the need or reduced the cost for on campus housing while providing necessary funding for other college related expenses.
 
With today's decline in real estate prices producing a buyer's market you would be led to believe that this would be the perfect time to cash in on the current glut of properties for sale. Unfortunately that may not be the case because while prices for real estate may be soft, the availability of credit has been tightened especially since the financial woes of Bear Stearns and other large mortgage holders such as Countrywide.
 
There is a new source of alternative funding that might possibly fit the bill when it comes to providing that much needed college funding. That source is called It's Good Business.
 
It's Good Business is the creation of Thomas Prendergast, CEO, Inetekk and the architect of the most powerful marketing system on the Internet, Veretekk. Prendergast designed the It's Good Business model and tested it for several years before releasing it to the public in late February of this year.
 
Since the release of It's Good Business it has surpassed all expectations by smashing the 8 year old company's records by compressing the time needed to reach higher levels of compensation and bonus from years into months while generating over $100,000 per month in team volume.
 
This volume is used to benefit every team member in a synergistic approach to create a "zero tolerance for failure" in building each team member to success. It's Good Business strictly adheres to a policy where no "one is left behind."
 
The It's Good Business opportunity is unique in its business approach which does not recruit distributors, does not require any sales skills or the purchase of sales leads.
 
It's Good Business focuses on the proven solid business building practices such as buying customers and not leads.
 
It's Good Business could possibly be the source to provide funding for your child's college education.
 
To receive complete information on the It's Good Business opportunity or to learn why your efforts to succeed in other online ventures have failed visit http://itsgoodbusiness.net an attend a free informational webinar in one of their state-of-the-art conference rooms. No telephone required and you will not be sold anything. Webinar times are every Saturday at 1pm Pacific.

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