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Working Assets understands exactly who its target customers are.

It is the first book published by Working Assets.

This exemption would allow the passing of these working assets to heirs who, one hopes, would use them productively.

Working Assets' first product was the Better World Credit Card.

Working Assets was established in 1985 in San Francisco as a business that would use its revenues to fund progressive social change work.

The two funds from Working Assets have done even worse, but Mr. Brill is hanging on to them.

Working Assets sends its bills on 100 percent post-consumer recycled paper printed with soy-based ink and gives you free calls to Washington to fight the right.

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Defending American Values From a President Run Amok, was published by Working Assets in 2006.

Kieschnick said it was not Working Assets' choice to select MBNA and cannot change banks without violating its current contract.

Working Assets, for example, is on boycott lists of right-wing and fundamentalist religious organizations like the Christian Action Council, Mr. Barnes said.

In 2002, MBNA purchased the credit card accounts of Working Assets of San Francisco, California When asked about this, Working Assets' employees have made differing claims.

The reason why is that profit will always goes down if interest rates would be low due to the fact, that % bank has to pay by liabilities is very depends on % received from working assets (e.g. FIDR).

Like Jack of Beanstalk fame, the Bessingers' father, Joe James, took a desperate risk during the Depression in order to feed his 11 children: he sold the family's only working assets, a cow named Betsy and a mule, and used the proceeds to open a restaurant.

Sophia Collier, president of the funds' parent company, Working Assets Capital Management in Portsmouth, N.H., said that the managers of the defunct funds had trouble finding companies on Working Asset's approved list of 600 stocks that matched their investment styles.

Thus holders of Working Assets credit cards "donate" a nickel on each purchase to a group of charities, all eco-leftist in outlook, and customers of Working Assets long distance give away 1 percent of each monthly bill, and more than that if they elect to round up their payment to the nearest $5 or $10.