Podcasts about reserve fund

In this episode of the Toronto Living's podcast, Mark Savel and Joey Virgilio, realtors with Sage Real Estate, dive deep into the intricacies of condo status certificates. They break down the critical components, including checking the legal numbers, parking, maintenance fees, reserve funds, legal proceedings, and insurance. The hosts also discuss the importance of using experienced real estate lawyers for thorough reviews. Additionally, Mark and Joey share personal stories, recommended eateries like Paris Bakery, and celebrate Joey's 33rd birthday with a surprise treat. Don't miss out on the valuable insights for condo buyers and fun moments from Episode 72! Chapters (00:00) Imaginary Cap and Dream Condo (00:32) Introduction to Status Certificates (00:59) Podcast Introduction and Hosts (01:44) Bruce Springsteen and Listener-Inspired Episode (03:28) Food Adventures and Shoutouts (06:16) Sound Bath Experience (08:18) News You Can Use: Renoviction Bylaw (11:30) Joey's Birthday Surprise (13:54) Deep Dive into Status Certificates (21:05) Understanding the Seller's Financial Status (22:19) Importance of the Reserve Fund (23:31) Special Assessments and Their Impact (29:36) Legal Proceedings and Claims (34:01) Agreements with Other Buildings (34:59) Leasing of Units and Insurance (37:33) Reviewing the Status Certificate (41:35) The Role of a Real Estate Lawyer (45:37) Conclusion and Final Thoughts Where You Can Find Us

What if paying yourself every Monday could revolutionise your approach to business? Join the Difference Maker team as they explore the concept of “Payday Monday,” a powerful twist on the Profit First system, designed to keep business owners accountable and focused on cash flow.In this episode, host Jonathan Ryle leads a discussion with Ronan Ryle, Jeanine, Steve, and Bradley on transforming business finances into a weekly habit. They delve into how moving from monthly to weekly distributions can help small business owners like photographers, studio owners, and entrepreneurs establish a steady income and prevent impulsive spending. From building a “cash oxygen tank” for emergencies to leveraging small, consistent steps that compound over time, they provide actionable advice on financial discipline and achieving long-term stability.Key Topics:What Payday Monday is and why it's a game-changer.Benefits of a weekly payout for motivation and accountability.Building cash reserves to withstand emergencies.Understanding the "Profit First" system and how it simplifies cash flow.The psychology of cash management and eliminating financial stress.Avoiding unnecessary expenses and focusing on profitable growth.The team also discusses the importance of planning for financial challenges, the human side of money management, and how even small adjustments can build financial resilience. If you're looking to take control of your cash flow and create sustainable habits for success, this episode is for you.0:00 - Introduction to Payday Monday 1:27 - Concept Origins & Profit First Principles 3:19 - Shifting from Monthly to Weekly Paydays 5:04 - Keeping Cash Flow Structured and Accountable 8:06 - Impact of Profit First on Business Focus 13:29 - Warren Buffett's Cashflow Insights 16:30 - Building a Reserve Fund for Stability 19:32 - How a Cash Reserve Helped in a Crisis 23:36 - Steps to Build Long-Term Financial Health 29:03 - Power of Teamwork in Implementing Payday Monday Connect with the Difference Maker team:Join the Difference Maker Revolution and take the first step towards creating a difference! Visit https://www.thedifferencemakerrevolution.com/steveandronanbtsrAbout the Podcast:The Difference Maker Revolution podcast is a space where small business owners, photographers, and creatives can learn to elevate their financial health, accountability, and overall business success. Hosted by Jonathan Ryle, each episode dives deep into practical methods, strategies, and shared experiences to empower the listener to transform both their business and personal life.Tune in weekly for insights and real-world advice that can take your business to the next level.Available on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube #PaydayMonday #ProfitFirst #BusinessTips #FinancialStability #CashFlow #DifferenceMaker

Shoot us a Text.Happy one year anniversary of ASOTU CON 2023! This Thursday, we're talking about how former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn was ordered to hand his superyacht over to Nissan, Walser Automotive's partnership with Wichita State University Tech, and the effects of retailers putting products behind locks.Show Notes with links:In a long-standing legal dispute, Nissan secured a court victory against its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn, who was found to have illicitly used company funds to buy a luxury yacht. The British Virgin Islands court ruling requires Ghosn to surrender the 121-foot superyacht "Shachou" and pay millions in damages.The court found Ghosn funneled $32 million from Nissan's CEO Reserve Fund through intermediaries, including Nissan Middle East, to purchase the yacht.The Custom Line Navetta 37 yacht features five main cabins, four crew cabins, and seven bathrooms.Ghosn, who fled Japan in 2019 to escape criminal charges, now lives in Lebanon under an Interpol red notice and denies all accusations, stating he will appeal the ruling.Nissan lauded the decision as part of its broader legal efforts to recover funds misappropriated by Ghosn.“Nissan will continue such efforts to make Carlos Ghosn accountable for his misconduct,” the company said in a statement.Walser Automotive Group took a major step in addressing the nation's skilled automotive technician shortage by partnering with WSU Tech to renovate its automotive service facility in Wichita, Kansas.The Walser Automotive Service Lab is part of a $3 million renovation at WSU Tech.The new 30,000-square-foot space includes expanded automotive program capacities and a heavy truck area.Walser referenced a study showing a 3-to-1 demand-to-supply ratio for technicians, with over 600,000 needed by 2024.Many other Walser employees in Wichita also receive continuing education through WSU Tech."WSU Tech has been a vital partner in supporting our techs' growth. Strengthening our relationship with WSU was an easy decision." said Randy Lammle, Walser SVP of dealership operations.In response to rising concerns about shoplifting, many retailers have resorted to locking items in display cases. However, a new Consumer World survey suggests this approach may be harming sales as much as it helps prevent theft.Just 32% of shoppers seek out an employee to unlock a case when faced with a locked product.55% will choose to shop elsewhere if an item is inaccessible, and 13% will opt for a different product in-store.Retailers like Target have begun locking more items, citing organized retail crime, but recent data suggests concerns about theft are decreasing.Amanda Mull of Bloomberg pointed out a growing frustration: “Stores that lock up too much stuff become giant vending machines with no place to insert your money.”Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email

Lawmakers approve almost $3 billion in one-time expenditures from budget reserve fund, bill moves charitable gaming under independent horse racing and gaming corporation, Renee Shaw takes us Inside Kentucky Politics for a quick review of what passed, what's dead and what could be resurrected when lawmakers return in two weeks. 

Inflation continues to devour all the “successes” of Russian economy that its' officials trumpet. How to overcome it is unclear. Raising rates doesn't help. The acceleration of inflation is not slowing down. Moreover, with the current level of military spending, Putin's government has to use the reserves, the liquid part of which is being depleted at an incredible pace. All this against the backdrop of a decline in the indicators that Putin's nomenklatura boasted of.Vladimir Milov tells us what is happening with the Russian economy - in numbers and facts.YouTube channel of Vladimir Milov: @Vladimir_MilovEnglish translation by PrivateerStationOriginal video in Russian: https://youtu.be/ruXQUFd8pxEOriginal material by: Michael NackeYou can support them

Bishop's vote poll result, gas bill paying blues, Laxey's clearer beach, DoI's Housing Reserve Fund & gross tonnage is a measure of volume not weight. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

The Finance Minister is seeking approval from the cabinet for a new corporate tax reserve fund which will fund higher pensions, homecare, and health costs Michael Brennan, Political Editor with The Business Post gave us the details.

It's a never-ending spiral for Hockey Canada as a report has found that the organization had kept a third reserve fund for uninsured claims, should they ever come up. This fund was largely shielded since Hockey Canada kept its books closed off, but an interim report on the governance review into the organization, revealed all. Kate Bahen is Managing Director of Charity Intelligence Canada and joined Alex to discuss what this means for Hockey Canada and other non profit organizations moving forward.

In a recent white paper, the Canadian Institute of Actuaries' Longevity of Infrastructure – Reserving and Risk Management in Condo Maintenance in Canada has identified one major problem for many condo owners: they're about to encounter large annual fee increases and lump sum payments, thanks to dwindling reserve funds.

Today on the Ether we have LUNAomics Master Class 6 and 7 about stacking Luna, the reserve fund, and managing deltas. Recorded on March 7th 2022. Make sure to check out our sponsors, Orbital Command, Luart, Talis, WeFund, and Glow Yield! We appreciate their support.

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Brandon Munro, Uranium Market Commentator and CEO of Bannerman Resources (ASX:BMN) calls in for you weekly catch up about the world of Uranium and uranium investing. It's been a big week for uranium investors. The US House of Appropriation has blocked the idea of funding of the 'US uranium reserve.' What is the right of reply? What does this mean for US uranium equities? How should uranium investors interpret this information? We will be asking some of the main players this week how they intend to respond. Brandon gives us a precursor to what happens next. We then take a look at the supply market in general, with news of the latest lockdown extension in Kazakhstan, with the world's largest uranium producer, KazAtomProm, extending its initial 3-month production reduction by a further month. Cameco and the other uranium majors are following suit. Company page: https://www.bannermanresources.com.au/Explore More Here: cruxinvestor.comJoin our Club's waitlist: club.cruxinvestor.comFor FREE unbiased investment information, follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook:https://twitter.com/cruxinvestorhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/crux...https://www.facebook.com/cruxinvestorIf you got value from this interview, please subscribe.

CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Larry and Kevin to discuss the importance of an emergency reserve fund. If a big payment or bill is expected in the coming weeks, take the money out your assets now to eliminate the risk of losing it. 

Heather & Vincent, November 2018 Heather Rasmussen was born in Santa Ana, CA in 1982 and lives in Los Angeles. She received a Master of Fine Arts from the California Institute of the Arts, Valencia, CA in 2007 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of California, Irvine, CA in 2004. She grew up dancing classical ballet spent summers at intensive programs around the country. While in high-school, she was part of the professional company, Ballet Unlimited, who participated in the Southwest Regional Dance America Festivals. While at UC Irvine, she discovered photography and left the dance world. She was encouraged to apply to CalArts, where she was then was mentored by the artist Allan Sekula. She currently works in the mediums of photography, video, sculpture and installation. Rasmussen’s work has been the subject of one-person exhibitions at the Weingart Gallery, Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA (2015); California Museum of Photography, Riverside, CA (2015); and Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, CA (2012) and a three-person exhibition at The Art Institute of Chicago, IL (2011). Solo gallery exhibitions include Pile/Plié at The Pit, Glendale, CA (2018) and Body Variations at ACME., Los Angeles, CA (2017). Her work has been featured in thematic exhibitions such as Solar Flare, Torrance Art Museum, Torrance (2018);  Touchpiece, Hannah Hoffman, Los Angeles, CA (2017); Input/Output, Sycamore Gallery, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH (2014); Trouble with the Index, California Museum of Photography, Riverside, CA (2014); The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco, CA; (2014); Horizon Variations, Camera Club New York, NY (2012); Curious Silence, Brand Library & Arts Center, Glendale, CA (2011); Exposure, The Art Institute of Chicago, (2011), 31 Women in Art Photography, Affirmation Arts Foundation, New York, NY (2010); and Salty Dog Bites the Hand, Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, CA (2008). As a dancer, woman, and new mother, Rasmussen’s work asks the question “How does this body move and rest within spaces among accumulated objects?” Her work can be thought of as still-lifes, but they are also documents of deterioration, movement and experimentation using her body alongside other objects. A vegetable echoes a limb, something cumbersome becomes sexual, something inanimate becomes invigorated. Sometimes just the act of moving a mirror so it reflects a fragment of a photograph on the opposite wall of the studio changes the content of an image. Recently Rasmussen photographed her changing body through the stages of pregnancy and post-birth, linking further the relationship of life and death with the life cycle of the large vegetables. She gains inspiration from the artists Hans Breder, René Magritte, Simone Forti, JoAnn Callis, Yves Tanguy and Andre Kertész. Notable awards include an Emergency Grant from the Foundation of Contemporary Art in 2014 and the Dean’s Reserve Fund award for the School of Art at CalArts in 2007. Press includes reviews in 2017 in the Los Angeles Times and Hyperallergic.com and ArtSlant, as well as The New Yorker in 2015. Rasmussen’s work can be found in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA. Rasmussen has 4 videos currently on view at Ray’s + Stark bar monitors at LACMA through August 6, 2019, and will be showing an installation of works in Cindy Rehm’s show These Creatures, at the Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art in San Bernardino, opening September 9, 2019, reception for the artists on September 10 from 6 to 8pm. She is represented by The Pit, LA. Videos at Stark Bar - check the museum for an update. The book mentioned in the interview is by Sally Mann - Hold Still. Untitled (Butterfly legs on pillow)
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. Pigment print, 23 x 20 inches Photo Credit: Jeff McClane, Courtesy of The Pit, LA Untitled (Necklace leg) - Installation view at Th...

In today's Question of the day, we tackle a question relating to condominiums. Multiple-choice question: What is the purpose of the Reserve Fund? a. To cover shortfalls in the annual budget b. To pay for ongoing maintenance expenses c. To pay for the repair and replacement of major capital items d. To help unit owners who cannot pay their monthly condo fees Put your answer in the comments and let's see if you got it right! Download my FREE checklist on How To Become A Real Estate Agent in Alberta: http://eepurl.com/cUfPsr For more support with passing your Alberta Real Estate exam, I invite you to visit: www.albertarealestateschool.com Podcast http://albertarealestatetutor.libsyn.com/ Connect with me through the following: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/AlbertaRealEstateSchool/ Join The Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BecomeARealEstateAgentInAlberta/

http://condowebshow.com/6 - Condominium Reserve Fund Studies An interview with Sharon Bigelow where we discuss Condominium Reserve Fund Studies. What a reserve fund study is, what needs to be included in a study, the differences between studies, what to look for when hiring a reserve fund study specialist, and what you should do once you receive your study. ► View transcript & bonuses at: http://condowebshow.com/6 ★ Visit The Condo Web Show for more episodes and resources ► http://condowebshow.com/ ★ ABOUT THE CONDO WEB SHOW ★ The Condo Web Show is an interview series with experts in the condominium industry where we share tips, advice, and answer your condo questions, whether you are a condo board member, a condo or property manager, or an owner, so you can run a more efficient condo and spend less time in those pesky board meetings. Have an idea for an episode? Let us know here: http://condowebshow.com/suggest-idea-topic/ ★ FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ★ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs-wpDZ9BtRRL-vapZZJ6-w?sub_confirmation=1 Website: http://condowebdshow.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/condowebshow/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/condowebshow/ ★ SUBSCRIBE TO PODCAST VERSION OF THE SHOW ★ iTunes: http://condowebshow.com/itunes Google Play: http://condowebshow.com/googleplay Stitcher: http://condowebshow.com/stitcher  

Reserve Fund Studies and changes that are coming in the new Alberta Legislation. View transcript and video at: http://condowebshow.com/3 The Canadian Condominium Institute - North Alberta Chapter, hosted a luncheon on October 2nd, where three Reserve Fund Study professionals, Allan King, Harold Weidman, and Justin Tudor shared their opinions on How The New Legislation Can Improve The Quality of Reserve Fund Studies. CCI gave us permission to share this episode with our audience, so if you are a condo board member or manager in Alberta this is a worthwhile watch. Not only did our experts share their opinions, but also provided a lot advice on Reserve Fund Studies. During this session you'll discover what's happening to: - Reserve Fund Study Provider qualifications - Permitted uses of the Reserve Fund - Funding models - Timing of reserve study reports and plans And more!

Looking to buy in the Silicon Valley? Get a full Home Search Looking to sell in the Silicon Valley? Get a Home Price EvaluationAs we’ve discussed before, Homeowners Associations come with many pros and cons. Before you decide to purchase a property within an HOA, you need to review the financial documents during your contingency period. You want to make sure you are moving into a community that is financially secure. Obviously, there’s an HOA fee due. Whether that fee is $50 or $350, you need to know what that money is going toward. What are you getting for that fee? The HOA fee covers amenities such as parks, pools, and landscaping, but a portion of that money goes to the reserve fund.“Pay attention to the reserve fund.”As time goes on, fences, roofs, and landscaping may need extra repairs. The reserve fund is there for any major repairs. Every year, the HOA conducts a reserve fund study. Look at those studies to see how the reserve fund is doing so you know what is going on in the community in the long run. If your reserve fund is 50% funded, 100% funded, or 150% funded, you’re in pretty good shape. If the reserve fund is only at 35%, that is a red flag. The HOA may even need to order a special assessment and, depending on the number of homes in the community, that could run a few thousand dollars. They may even plan to raise the dues, so definitely pay attention to the reserve fund and special assessments. If you have any questions, give us a call or send us an email. We would be happy to help you!

In honour of the 30th episode of the Tales from the Trenches podcast, Investor Lawyer has been renovated for a brighter and cleaner look! Podcast Episode 30:  Condo Reserve Fund Studies Condominiums /strata corporations exist Canada wide. They are complicated in all aspects and especially on the financial planning side. It is essential to examine … Continue reading Condo Reserve Fund Studies

Condos and what is happening? Need to have more information then you need to listen to Linda Pinizzotto, well known Realtor Sutton Group Quantum Realty and Host of The Condo Xpert Radio show as well as the Founder President of The Condo Owners Association Support the show (http://www.condoradio.com)

Pitfalls and Operations - anything missing on governance. Linda Pinizzotto, Realtor ® and Founder of COA chats with Bob Coffey COA Director about the pitfalls of condominiums and an overview of operations. Support the show (http://www.condoradio.com)