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I was a bit upset.
I ordered flowers for my lovely wife, and they were not delivered.
Ticked off, I grumbled about poor customer service, as I pulled up the website of the company I used.
Aha! The website itself confirmed that the flowered were not delivered. Why didn't they staff up? My blood pressure was going up.
So...when would they be delivered?
March 14, 2018.
Yeah. My bad. Sometimes, the customer ain't right.
Now, on to this week's reading pile.
- Financial literacy. Nobody knows nothing. (TonyIsola)
- Warning signs from the exec suite. (FB)
- Survivorship bias. (Ritholtz)
- ADA: NAFCU updates its ADA FAQ to aid CUs impacted by litigation. (NAFCU)
- Small businesses are optimistic. (SF Gate) And according to the Google Machine, in 2014, there were 5.83 million employers. Firms with less than 20 employees made up 89.4 percent of businesses.
- How might a 5% mortgage rate affect the housing market? (USA Today)
- How to put an end to complaining. (Leadership Freak)
- REO inventory down 30% YOY. (Calculated Risk)
Have a great weekend, everyone. As always, let us know if you need anything from NAFCU!
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