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• Get attention and get results!
• Mark, tab, highlight and color-code.
• All flags are removable and repositionable.
• Preprinted with the messages you use most often.
• 2 – 50 Flag Dispensers

Product Description
Making the work place more efficient is beneficial to both your employees and your customers. To help you perform your jobs quickly and easily, use these preprinted flags. All the flags are preprinted with the messages you use most often. For convenience, all flags are removable and repositionable. Color(s): Yellow; Global Product Type: Page Flags; Message(s): SIGN HERE; Page Flags Special Features: N/A…. More >>

Post-it® Printed Message Flags, 1 Inch,”Sign Here”, Ideal For Contracts, Insurance Documents, Yellow, 50 per Disp, Two Dispensers per Pack

Do you notice that appearance is important aspect in our life? Appearance will build up our image in the eyes of other people. If we want to deliver good image for them, we need to pay attention to our appearance. It can be denied that people judge us for the very first time through our appearance. The similar thing happens to our car, car can represent the owner as well. Hence, we need to make our car get its best look so that it can represent the owner well. If you feel that your car need to be upgraded than you might consider doing some modifications to your car.

If you want to display the elegant and mysterious side of you, you may add for accessories or replacing some parts of your car with the ones that fit your want. There is one thing that you can do to your car to make it look dark and mysterious like you always want. You may replace its grille with custom grille that is made especially for your car according to your taste. You may choose black billet grilles to make your car look black and elegant.

If you look for another style of custom grilles, feel free to visit Carid.com to check their wide collections for any type of car.

• ISBN13: 9780814401668
• Condition: USED – VERY GOOD
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Product Description
With mortgage stories dominating the front-page news, people–whether they’re buying a new house or refinancing–increasingly have questions about the complicated issues at stake. Arranged in an easily accessible question-and-answer format, Mortgages 101 provides readers with essential lending formulas, as well as important information on lending requirements and appli­ca­tion procedures. The book shows readers how to save money by: understanding key terms like AR… More >>

Mortgages 101: Quick Answers to Over 250 Critical Questions About Your Home Loan

The American Cancer Society estimates doctors will diagnose over 1.4 million new cases of cancer in the U.S. in 2007, with more than 559,650 cancer-related deaths. If you are among the majority of cancer patients and survive for at least five years following your diagnosis, you may face another fight: buying life insurance.

Buying life insurance for cancer patients is challenging, but not necessarily impossible. Your chances for securing a policy depend greatly on the type, stage and grade of the cancer, and even on the treatment plan. There is a relationship between the rate you’ll receive and the curability of your cancer. Certain types of skin cancer, for example, are considered very low risk by life insurance companies and a skin cancer history may not even impact premiums.

Applicants with common and treatable forms of breast and prostate cancer may be able to get a “standard” rating under ideal circumstances. But patients with a history of leukemia or colon cancer may fall into a “substandard” or “high substandard” rating at best, or receive declines. Anyone with cancer that has metastasized likely won’t be able to obtain a policy.

Dr. Charles Levy, senior vice president and chief medical director of AIG American General Domestic Life Insurance Cos., says, “We’re better and better able to differentiate the risks of individual cancers.” Life insurers like AIG American General have sophisticated tables to determine premiums, where they can factor in cancer types and treatments. The end result is better premiums because applicants aren’t lumped together as an “average.”  Read more...