Un filet d’huile d’olive, chaque jour, peut éviter l’AVC Un filet d’huile d’olive, chaque jour, peut éviter l’AVC Actualité publiée le 17-06-2011 Neurology Pour les auteurs de cette étude, notre huile d’olive fait partie de la “brain food” car, en consommer régulièrement, pour la cuisson ou l'assaisonnement, peut contribuer à prévenir l’accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC) chez les personnes âgées. Ces conclusions, qui viennent renforcer les bénéfices déjà connus du “régime méditerranéen” ont l’honneur d’être publiés dans l’édition en ligne du 15 juin de Neurology, la revue de l'American Academy of Neurology. "Notre recherche suggère qu'une nouvelle série de recommandations diététiques devrait être délivrée aux personnes de 65 ans et plus, pour prévenir l’AVC," déclare l’auteur de l'étude, le Dr. Cette étude a examiné les dossiers médicaux de 7.625 personnes âgées de 65 ans et plus, de trois villes de France: Bordeaux, Dijon et Montpellier. Lire l'ensemble de l'article
Million Dollar Journey - Wealth Building through Saving and Investing EAFI - Tu asesor financiero independiente. La presente Política de Privacidad (en adelante, la "Política") se aplica al uso que usted haga del sitio Web propiedad de BULL4ALL SL www.bull4all.com (en adelante, el "Sitio Web"). El Sitio Web es propiedad de la citada empresa y domicilio en Calle Andreszar, nº 30, bajo, Villava, Navarra. Para www.bull4all.com ,su privacidad es una cuestión de suma importancia. Como depositarios de su información personal, hemos desarrollado esta Política para asegurar que su privacidad esté siempre protegida cuando usted utilice este sitio web. Al acceder o utilizar el Sitio Web, usted manifiesta su conformidad con la Política. En nuestros formularios de registros online, le pedimos que nos proporcione cierta información personal. Si lo estima conveniente y a su propio criterio, usted podrá publicar información adicional sobre usted. Para acceder al sitio Web www.bull4all.com no es necesario aportar ningún dato. BULL4ALL SL ha inscrito debidamente su fichero en la Agencia de Protección de Datos.
IFA Life – the Social Network for IFAs and Financial Planners - Measuring the online influence and authority of Financial Services professionals Just as you have worked hard in the 'real world' to build and maintain a first class reputation, financial advisers now need to build their 'online reputation'. The two are not necessarily one and the same. A quick glance at the 'discussions' between IFAs on some other industry sites, would lead many to conclude that they don't realise that what they write is visible to the whole world (consumers, journalists, commentators and Google) - giving people a very different view of their professionalism and credibility. Unless specifically stated by the website you are writing, commenting, tweeting or blogging on, it is reasonable to assume that everything you post will be picked up by search engines*. So how you conduct yourself and how you behave online determines your online reputation - and goes a long way to helping people to decide if you are the sort of financial adviser that they want to do business with. Phil
MoneyNing Gold For Life | Minesh Bhindi | Gold & Silver Investing Strategies linkedFA The FA today Value to You The primary challenge IFAs face today is time management. In addition to being wealth managers, IFAs are entrepreneurs. This means they not only must keep up with all news, trends and financial products as they relate to financial markets, but also need to stay up to date on regulations, practice and business management news and trends to grow their business. Current publishers, platforms, technology and digital/print media do a good job of creating and hosting content, but they fall extremely short on delivering that content in a way that is relevant to a specific IFA. Each IFA practice is unique. FA today enables IFAs to receive only content that is relevant to your practice, and receive it all in one place.
www.chrisperruna.com Préstamos y Créditos personales: Comunitae - p2p lending LinkedFA Offers Social Network For Financial Advisors - The BrainYard Regulatory and compliance issues forced the company to install controls and features not available on consumer social networks. (click image for larger view) Top 20 Apps For Managing Social Media Frustrated by regulations that make it awkward for them to participate fully on social networks, some financial advisors are signing up for a network created specifically for them. LinkedFA launched last year as a social network for advisors that would allow them to connect with each other without worrying that they will run afoul of regulations on financial advertising and communications that complicate the use of other social networks. For example, under Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) rules, a social network profile that includes an advisor's professional affiliation is treated as advertising, meaning that it is subject to a regulatory compliance review prior to publication. 1 of 2 More Insights
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