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How to Make Money on YouTube by Adam Rumanek

Posted on August 14, 2015April 13, 2016 by Jordan Rumanek

How to Make Money on YouTube by Adam Rumanek. Download(free on Apple only) eBook below:

Social media is about getting people to know you, engage with you and trust you so that ultimately they want to do business with you. You too can make money through social media platforms if you take the time to follow the proper steps, know what you want, know your client base and research your market in an organized way. Most importantly, devising a proper strategy will help you build your brand and increase your traffic. This e-book begins by helping you understand the value of having a presence on YouTube and other social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn and takes away the fear of failure and the unknown. Over the course of this book we share ideas and answer three very important questions: “How do I engage with my customers and potential customers?” “How do I drive traffic from one social platform to other social platforms?” and, “How do I make money with social media?” This book is divided into several sections each exploring social media platforms and monetization. After you read this book, you will be armed with the proper tools, language and information to start using effective social media techniques.

It is natural to be afraid of the unknown or to have a lack of understanding in terms of why social media platforms are great for your company. However, the process of being discovered, engaged and trusted is not only crucial to achieve real business results but also important to stay abreast of things. The reality is, if you do not fill the gap between customer and client needs and services then your competitors will find a way to. The goal of this e-book is to help you develop a successful business strategy to build awareness for your brand and website, increase your audience, expand your content to other platforms, keep your audience engaged and finally to make money online.

Click below to download your free(Apple only) ebook How to Make Money on YouTube now!

To learn more about Adam Rumanek and his company Aux Mode go to www.auxmode.com.

Presentation to Senior Residents Toronto – July 29, 2015

Posted on July 30, 2015 by Jordan Rumanek

Presentation to Senior Residents Toronto

Date: Wednesday , July 29, 2015

Event: Presentation to Senior Residents

Location: Ivan Franco Homes, 3058 Winston Churchill Blvd., Mississauga

Description: Carl Rumanek and Borys Mykula gave presentation in Ukrainian and English to seniors on issues of seniors and fraud and other debt related issues.

Carl Rumanek, CPA, CA, CIRP, CEA, Trustee
Rumanek & Company Ltd. | www.rumanek.com
T: 416-665-3328 (DEBT) ext. 306 | F: 416-665-9081

What Do I Lose If I Go Bankrupt?

Posted on July 20, 2015April 13, 2016 by Jordan Rumanek

What Do I Lose If I Go Bankrupt?

The Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (B.I.A) is a balancing act. The creditors want to get as much money as possible from you. On the other hand, you do not want to give up anything. The B.I.A. tries to balance these two opposing views in order that you become rehabilitated and, with a fresh start, get on with the rest of your life.

Credit and Collection people try to frighten you by telling you that you will lose everything by going bankrupt. This is simply not true. Some assets are protected by law – for example – locked in pensions, RRIFs (Registered Retirement Income Funds), RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plans) – note – contributions to an RRSP in the 12-month period prior to filing the bankruptcy are not protected. In Ontario, personal assets that are protected from creditors include furniture (to a value of $11,300), clothing (to a value of $5,650), one car (to a value of $5,650), tools of a trade (to a value of $11,300).

We should make special mention of the exemption of a Tool of Trade. A Tool of Trade is anything that is tax deductible on your income tax return. The obvious tools are those that belong to a plumber, carpenter or electrician. But what if you are a salesperson who uses his car for business purposes. If the salesperson owned two cars (or one car and one motorcycle), one vehicle could be exempt as a personal vehicle ($5,650.00), the second could be exempt as a Tool of Trade ($11,300.00).

Even if you have equity in an asset such as a house, you can still keep the house by negotiating with your trustee to pay to the creditors over time the amount of the equity. Equity is the difference between what the house is worth less the pay out figure on the mortgage outstanding on the day you filed for bankruptcy. This same calculation takes place for a cottage, boat or any other non-exempt asset.

Your trustee will meet with you before you sign the papers to file the bankruptcy. Make sure you ask every question possible.

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