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Feb
10

Take an Advantage of Debt Consolidation Loan

Excessive or misusing of credit cards often lead people into debt trap and coming out of which is very difficult. However, there are certain tips that you need to keep in mind if you want to prevent yourself from drowning into debts. However, if you are already over burdened with ever-increasing credit card debt, then the best possible option for you will be to take advantage of debt consolidation loan.

Some of the useful tips that can help you to have control over your financial conditions are briefly mentioned below.

Firstly, you need to save considerable amount of money in order to attain a financial stability. This will also help you to efficiently deal with emergency financial needs, which can crop at any moment. Moreover, right amount of savings will also help you to pay your debts more easily. read more

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Feb
3

Subsidies tight budget, the Government Press Leaks Fuel and Electricity

Indonesian Finance Ministry

Indonesian Finance Ministry

The finance ministry encourages leaks electricity and fuel in government can be suppressed. It also will help with fuel and electricity subsidies are increasingly limited.

That was said by Deputy Finance Minister Anny Ratnawaty at his office, Jalan Raya Wahidin, Jakarta, Wednesday (02/08/2012).

“During the waiting process is running, of course, we must use less energy and quota (subsidized fuel) in the state budget of 40 million kilo liters should be maintained. The most important also to check the leaks in both the central and regional levels,” he said.

Anny explain the restriction option fuel subsidies (BBM) and the urge to be decided soon by the government do to ensure that the volume of 40 million kilo liters are not exceeded.

Government’s energy policy priorities now is to limit the use of subsidized fuel and electric base rate increase of 10 percent per 1 April, in accordance with the mandate of the State Budget Law in 2012.

“If possible, a quick way is because it is urgent, substantial subsidies, as well as ICP lately has reached U.S. $ 100 per barrel,” he explained. read more

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Feb
1

U.S. to help Indonesia with Rp 135 Billion for Food Production

Indonesian Goverment

Indonesian Goverment

United States (U.S.) to prepare a program worth U.S. $ 15 million or equivalent to Rp 135 billion to increase production of food commodities RI. The program will run for five years.

The program titled Agribusiness Market and Support Activity (AMARTA II) was initiated by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

According to U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia, Scot Marciel, the program focuses on increasing the production of high value commodities such as cocoa, coffee, and horticultural crops, expanding access to credit for rural areas, and support for regulatory reform of the farmers.

“The program will further expand AMARTA II activities and cooperation between the U.S. and Indonesia in agriculture and food security,” he said in a press release on Wednesday (08/02/2012).

In addition to AMARTA II program, the U.S. Government also supports agricultural production and sustainable fisheries, promote private sector investment while preserving natural resources. Jam was also closer relationship between agriculture and higher education, and enhance the bilateral trade of agricultural products.

“These efforts are a core component in the US-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership,” he said. read more

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Jan
16

U.S. GovernmentPlanned Add U.S. $ 1.2 Trillion

Barrack Obama

Barrack Obama

President Barack Obama told Congress that the U.S. government plans to increase debt limit of U.S. $ 1.2 trillion. This plan is actually in effect when the U.S. was struggling to cope with an increasingly bloated debt and occurs when the country was again preparing for the upcoming November elections.

According to Reuters, Obama delivered the notice in writing to the Speaker of the House John Boehner on Thursday when Washington DC. “Further loans needed to meet a number of commitments,” Obama wrote.

Furthermore, Congress should hold a special session of up to 15 days to discuss and make a decision whether or not they agree on the government’s plans. Whereas Congress last year failed to formulate a way to overcome budget deficit amid increasing U.S. government debt, which has reached trillions of dollars.

Obama initially wanted to propose the addition of debt it plans to Congress on December 30, 2011. However, both the House and Senate when it asked him to postpone it until the recess is over.

While waiting for the discussion of the Congress, the government through the Ministry of Finance to rely on cash reserves, called the Exchange Stabilization Fund, which has a supply of dollars of U.S. $ 22.7 billion.

A Finance Ministry official also revealed that the government could temporarily suspend the first financing a number of programs, such as pension funds, until Congress approved the additional proposals of the government debt

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Jan
15

Worldwide, Indonesia Most Optimistic Welcomes 2012

Despite being volatile, is generally optimistic people in the world would be better in 2012. Nearly three-quarters of the 24 countries surveyed in this state.

Ipsos / Reuters held a survey to find out what ideas they have for next year based on those experienced in 2011. “All indicators show even though people worry about today, but there is a glimmer of hope in the future,” said Clifford Young, Senior Vice President Ipsos Public Affairs.

Optimism is felt most strongly in France and Indonesia, where 91 percent of people think 2012 will be a better year. Following after that Brazil (90 percent) and India (89 percent).

Italy, Japan and Sweden the least optimistic with this new year, only 45 percent respectively, 46 percent and 55 percent who rate the better. While Hungary at the rate of 56 percent and the UK in numbers 58 percent.

“Europe is still a problematic place. Not to solve all problems,” said Young. “But in North America, particularly the United States, has seen signs of progress.”

Seventy-four percent of Americans shows optimism in 2012. “They look so much better conditions: a little more job stability, the ability to put less food on the table,” he said.

But only four of 10 respondents, amounting to 21,245 people around the world are assessing the global economy will be stronger in 2012. France, Hungary, Belgium, Italy and Sweden are the least to see a stronger global economy. But the majority in India, Brazil, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia believe the global economy will be strengthened.

Surveys show that young, affluent and educated are the most optimistic for 2012. Nearly 80 percent of young people under the age of 35 years believes the new year will be better.

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