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Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Summary Inspiration Share Pagi Ini

Pagi ini sharing inspirasi bersama rekan sekerja.

A. Falsafah Keuangan Orang Tionghoa
Beberapa falsafah keuangan orang Tionghoa yang dapat dijadikan acuan untuk mendisiplinkan diri dalam perihal keuangan.
1. Disiplin menabung 50%-60% dari pendapatan selama bujangan. Kalau sudah berkeluarga mungkin bisa diturunkan ke 30%
2. Makan bubur sebelum makan nasi, artinya merih dan bisa menahan keinginan, sebelum bisa makan nasi, jangan gengsi untuk selalu makan bubur. Sebelum kebeli motor, jangan gengsi untuk jalan kaki. Kurang lebih begitu
3. Bekerja tanpa batas, jangan hitung-hitungan dengan waktu kita bekerja
4. Beli sesuai kebutuhan, bukan untuk gaya/lifestyle, atau keinginan
5. Jangan pernah atau haram untuk berhubungan dengan bank

B. Memulai Usaha, Menghabiskan Jatah Gagal Sejak Dini
Memulai usaha di usia 40-an sebenarnya sudah sangat telat. Walaupun demikian, bukan tidak mungkin juga kita memulai bisnis di usia senja dan ternyata berhasil. Misalnya saja KFC. Pemiliknya berbisnis ayam goreng di usia 60-an, dan bukankah sekarang KFC menjadi merk dagang terkenal di dunia?
Akan tetapi, sebaiknya semua usaha dilakukan sejak dini. Anak-anak harus mulai dilatih berbisnis, apapun itu sejak mereka masih belia. Saat dewasa nanti, mereka tinggal memetik hasil dari semua bisnis yang dijalaninya.
Jika kita orang tua sudah terlanjur terlambat, maka niatkanlah memulai usaha bukan untuk kita semata, tapi untuk diturunkan, dilanjutkan, atau untuk mendidik anak-anak kita.
Rekan sekerja saya sudah sejak sekolah berfikir menghasilkan uang. Menggali tanah sekitar rumah lalu ditanami ikan. Walhasil, saat lebaran ikan tersebut bisa dipanen. Demikianlah terus menerus sampai sebenarnya dapat menghasilkan pendapatan di atas UMR jika bekerja jadi karyawan. Sayangnya, beliau tergiur untuk pergi ke kota dan memutuskan menjadi karyawan. Jika saja melanjutkan usahanya di kampung, kemungkinan besar sudah sukses saat ini.

C. Memiliki Wawasan Akan Peluang Untuk Sesuatu Yang Akan Booming
Ada kecenderungan trend yang musiman dalam bisnis. Catatlah, pernah ada booming gelombang cinta, ikan louhan, batu akik, love bird, dlsb. Belum lagi ada jamur tiram, cacing kotoran sapi, dll. Beberapa orang tahu kapan sesuatu akan booming. Dia akan memulai mengerahkan semua sumber daya untuk menyambut boomingnya produk tersebut. Semisal, tetangganya rekan saya itu sudah membeli batu-batu besar, membeli gerinda, mengumpulkan saudara sekampungnya untuk menggosok batu akik, dan memang benar, beberapa saat kemudian boominglah batu akik. Sang lakonpun berhasil meraup keuntungan banyak, padahal sebelumnya dicibir atau megundang pertanyaan buat apa melakukan hal-hal yang tidak jelas tersebut. Tapi begitulah, sang penjelang trend akan menikmati, sedangkan pengikut akan gigit jari di kemudian, ketika baru mau memulai, sedangkan sang penjelang trend sudah mengakhiri dan beralih ke peluang lain.
Sebagai gambaran, sekarang sudah ada desas-desus burung perkutut putih yang kemungkinan booming. Entahlah

D. Terkadang Memulai Bisnis Bisa Dimulai Dengan Patungan Orang Banyak, Akan Tetapi Jangan Kebanyakan
Ini menimpa bisnis yang kami geluti. Dengan jumlah pemegang saham sangat banyak, bisnis memang cepat, tapi di tahun ke 3, ke 4, ke 5, ketika sudah mulai banyak masalah, tidak ada yang bisa bertanggung jawab penuh, dan cenderung saling mengandalkan. Apalagi saat keuntungan tidak sebaik di awal. Biasanya ada hal-hal dalam bisnis yang tidak terprediksi, seperti harus overhaul mesin, sewa ruko yang jatuh tempo, dll. Sedangkan di sisi lain investor sudah membayangkan bahwa bisnis bagus dan semakin bagus. Tapi untuk pembelajaran bisnis, tidaklah mengapa.

E. Bisnis Harus Yakin
Seberapa modal keyakinan akan berpengaruh pada bisnis kita? Sangat tentunya. Saat rekan saya menjemur arang batok kelapa, dihujankan, dijemur lagi, sebagian orang berfikir kalau dia kurang waras, akan tetapi jika yakin bahwa itu adalah salah satu teknik membuat karbon aktif, maka saat ini tinggal memetik hasilnya. Atau ketika rekan saya yang lain, memelihara beberapa pasang love bird, dikasih makan, dirawat, sebagian bertanya untuk apa. Ternyata burung tersebut beranak pinak sampai ratusan, dan ketika sekali jual puluhan, bisa menghasilkan uang jutaaan dari sana. So, yakin aja.

F. Segera Memulai dan Segera Pulalah Memutuskan Untuk Membuat Jangan Berpenghasilan Dari Satu Lubang Saja
Segera putuskan untuk memulai. Jangan menunggu uang cukup untuk membeli ruko, membuat menu wah, delivery canggih, dll saat ingin menjual jagung bakar. Langsung beli saja satu kresek ke pasar dan segera jualan di alun-alun. Dari sana akan ditemukan inspirasi dan improvement selanjutnya, ketimbang banyak menimbang atau berteori dan tanpa praktek.

G. Jangan Berhenti Melakukan Inovasi dan Perbaikan
Nokia puas dengan performancenya yang bisa merajai dunia perteleponan. Tak disangka tak dinyana, Blackberry bisa menghancur leburkan bisnisnya. Blackberrypun tidak segera berinovasi, dan hancur ketika Android hadir. Lalu akan hancur lagikah Android kemudian? Kurang tahu, yang jelas hukum alam sudah jelas, jika tidak beradaptasi dengan perkembangan jaman atau keinginan user yang semakin aneh-aneh, maka siap-siaplah dilibas jaman.

Mungkin itu saja  dulu ys .. Ngantuk. Walaupun bukan hal yang baru, semoga tetap dapat menginspirasi. Salam sukses.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

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Monday, November 30, 2015

Hasil Mentoring Wirausaha dengan Kang Danar Saptono

Ada beberapa sesi pertemuan pelatihan wirausaha beneran dengan Kang Ust. Danar Saptono. Dari sekian pertemuan itu dapat diresume beberapa hal, antara lain:

1. Yang jangan dilakukan untuk pebisnis pemula:
    - Franchise : yang kaya yang punya
    - MLM : yang kaya yang di atas, yang pertama gabung
    - Agen asuransi :
    - W

2. Yang perlu dilakukan saat memulai bisnis:
    - Meminta ridho orang tua, terutama ibu
    - Meminta do'a istri
    - Membayar zakat 2.5% untuk setiap penyertaan aset dan modal, serta zakat harian untuk setiap hasil transaksi
    - Memberikan sedekah, yang bermanfaat untuk : menolak sial, dan menambah harta

3. Jika seorang karyawan mendapat pesangon dan lalu memutuskan diri untuk terjun ke dunia wirausaha, maka janganlah menggunakan pesangon untuk modal bisnis. Karena, jika bisnis tersebut gagal, secara psikologis akan mematahkan semangat berbisnis. Gunakan pesangon untuk:
    - Membayar zakat
    - Memberi sedekah
    - Membayar utang
    - Membuat tabungan haji/umroh
    - Membeli tanah/rumah
    - Membeli emas
Untuk usaha, sebisa mungkin jangan mengeluarkan modal, atau dengan modal seminim mungkin.

4. Lakukan afirmasi pada berbagai saat yang relaks : "Saya ijinkan diri saya untuk sukses, saya ijinkan diri saya untuk kaya, dst ..."

5. Jangan membicarakan masalah perekonomian dengan pasangan di tempat tidur. Lakukan pembicaraan di ruang keluarga.

6. Hidup itu adalah do'a. Apa yang kita ucapkan, menjadi do''a dan pasti terjadi. Misalnya jika kita fikir macet, maka jalanan akan macet.

7. Jika berdo'a, berdo'alah sedetail mungkin. Dan harus seyakin saat kita memesan pecel lele, setelah pesan ktia tidak usah mengatur tukang pecel lele untuk melakukan ini dan itu. Sama dengan do'a, berdo'alah dengan detail tapi jangan mengatur Allah.

8. Allah itu tempat berdo'a dan Allah menjamin bahwa setiap do'a akan dikabulkan. Ud 'uni astajib lakum. Tidak in sya Allah lagi, tapi pasti. Maka mintalah dan jangan ragu, nanti dikabulkan engga ya. Kita minta syurga yang seluas langit dan bumi saja boleh, apa lagi cuman minta 500 juta, boleh banget. Yang perlu diingat pula:
    - Berdo'a
    - Memantaskan diri, karena ketika kita menjadi Aqua 600 ml sementara kita minta air 1.5 liter, maka kita tidak pantas. Yang ada airnya tumpah, atau Allah menunda sampai kita pantas menerima air dengan kapasitas besar itu
     - Bersyukur. Saat shalat Dhuha, bersyukurlah dan bukan meminta sebenarnya. Yang penting harus ingat juga bahwa barangsiapa bersyukur maka Allah akan menambah nikmatnya.

9. Ubahlah niat setiap membeli segala sesuatu menjadi niat shodaqoh. Agar yang bekerja di tokio irik

10. Dan lain-lain. 

SWIFT Code Bank-bank di Indonesia

Berikut ini adalah daftar SWIFT kode bank-bank di Indonesia
  • ABN AMRO Bank: ABNAIDJA
  • Hagabank: HAGAIDJA
  • Bank Artha Graha: ARTGIDJA
  • Bank Bumiputera Indonesia: BUMIIDJA
  • Bank Bumi Arta Indonesia: BBAIIDJA
  • Bank Buana Indonesia: BBIJIDJA
  • Bank Danamon: BDINIDJA
  • Bank Mandiri (not Bank Syariah Mandiri): BEIIIDJA
  • Bangkok Bank: BKKBIDJA
  • Bank Niaga: BNIAIDJA
  • Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI): BNINIDJA
  • Bank BNP Paribas Indonesia: BNPAIDJA
  • Bank Resona Perdania: BPIAIDJA
  • Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI): BRINIDJA
  • Bank Bukopin: BBUKIDJA
  • Bank Central Asia (BCA): CENAIDJA
  • Deutsche Bank AG: DEUTIDJA
  • Bank Mizuho Indonesia: MHCCIDJA
  • Hongkong and Shanghai Banking (HSBC): HSBCIDJA
  • Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII): IBBKIDJA
  • Bank Indonesia: INDOIDJA
  • Lippobank: LIPBIDJA
  • Bank NISP: NISPIDJA
  • Pan Indonesia Bank: PINBIDJA
  • Bank Rabobank International Indonesia: RABOIDJA
  • Bank UFJ Indonesia (formerly Bank Sanwa Indonesia): SAINIDJA
  • Bank Swadesi: SWBAIDJA
  • Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN): BTANIDJA
  • Bank UOB Indonesia: UOBBIDJA
  • Bank Permata: BBBAIDJA
  • Bank Maybank Indocorp: MBBEIDJA
  • Bank Chinatrust Indonesia: CTCBIDJA
  • Woori Bank Indonesia: HVBKIDJA
  • Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia: SUNIIDJA
  • Bank Finconesia: FINBIDJA
  • Bank OCBC Indonesia: OCBCIDJA
  • Bank Kesawan: AWANIDJA
  • Bank Commonwealth: BICNIDJA
  • Bank Ekonomi Raharja: EKONIDJA
  • Bank DBS Indonesia: DBSBIDJA
  • Bank CIC International (formerly Bank Century Intervest Corp): CICTIDJA
  • Bank Ekspor Indonesia: BEXIIDJA
  • Bank Mega: MEGAIDJA
  • Bank of China, Jakarta Branch: BKCHIDJA
  • Bank Syariah Mandiri (not Bank Mandiri): BSMDIDJA

Sunday, October 19, 2008

50 ways to trim your budget

Housing and utilities:

  1. Refinance your mortgage to get a lower rate or switch from a 15-year mortgage to a 30-year loan.
  2. Raise your deductibles on your homeowners or renters insurance.
  3. Challenge your property-tax assessment.
  4. Eliminate premium channels from your cable or satellite TV service.
  5. Drop the pay TV services altogether.
  6. Reduce phone extras such as call forwarding or call waiting.
  7. Cancel your land line in favor of cell service (or vice versa).
  8. Seek a cheaper long-distance carrier (try SaveonPhone.com or LowerMyBills.com ) or switch to Internet calling if you have high-speed service.
  9. Investigate whether bundled service (phone, high-speed Internet and cable television) might save you money.
  10. Wash only full loads of dishes or clothes.
  11. Use a clothesline and use your dryer just to soften air-dried clothes.
  12. Use shades, blinds and drapes to regulate your home temperature: Keep them open in the winter to let in light and drawn in the summer to block the sun's rays.
  13. Install a programmable thermostat so your home is heated or cooled only when you're actually there.
  14. Don a sweater in winter and shorts in the summer so you're not overheating or cooling your house.
  15. Switch to compact-fluorescent bulbs, and turn them off when not needed. Turn off TVs, computers and other electronics when not in use.

Transportation:

  1. Raise the deductibles on your auto-insurance policy.
  2. Get all the discounts you deserve, such as good-driver, good-student and multiple-car discounts.
  3. If you're driving less, tell your insurer; you may get a cheaper rate.
  4. Cancel collision and comprehensive insurance on cars older than five to seven years.
  5. Investigate carpools and public transportation. Cities often have online trip planners to help you figure out the system. See if your employer offers any subsidies. Look into car sharing.
  6. Bike or walk as often as possible.
  7. Avoid repair bills by maintaining your vehicles properly with regular oil and filter changes.
  8. Group your errands and, if you have more than one car, use the vehicle with better gas mileage.

Food:

  1. Bring lunches and snacks to work.
  2. Cook once, eat twice: Double whatever you're making and freeze the excess for a later meal.
  3. Make at least one or two meatless meals each week.
  4. Avoid overpackaged, overprocessed and highly advertised foods. The closer a food is to its natural state, the less it tends to cost.
  5. Buy fruits and vegetables in season. Also check out your local farmer's market.
  6. Cruise through your fridge daily to use items before they go bad.
  7. Give up a vice (smoking, drinking, soda, salty snack foods).
  8. Use the weekly grocery store circulars to see what's on sale and plan meals accordingly.

Personal insurance and retirement :

  1. Consider "refinancing" your term life insurance; rates have dropped in the past decade, so you might be able to qualify for a lower premium.
  2. If you have a long-term disability policy, investigate the savings if you opt for a longer waiting period to reduce premiums (if you have an emergency fund or other income to bridge the gap).
  3. Suspend contributions to annuities and other accounts that don't offer matching funds or tax breaks.
  4. Make sure you got proper tax credit for last year's retirement contributions if your adjusted gross income was less than $25,000 (for singles) or $50,000 (for couples). The retirement tax credit of up to $1,000 for lower earners is one of the most overlooked tax breaks, said MSN tax columnist Jeff Schnepper in "10 big deductions too many people miss." If you deserved this break but didn't take it, it's worth amending your return.

Health care :

  1. Buy generic drugs.
  2. Look for free and low-cost clinics.
  3. Use urgent-care clinics rather than emergency rooms whenever possible.
  4. Ask for discounts when you pay cash.
  5. Carefully review hospital bills for errors.
  6. Monitor insurance claims to make sure they get paid.

Clothing and services :

  1. Find out what looks good on you and stick to classic styles that won't look weird next season.
  2. Inventory your wardrobe and buy pieces that work with what you already own.
  3. Avoid dry-clean-only clothing.
  4. Make hair appointments at beauty schools rather than full-priced salons.
  5. Drop your health club and form a walking or jogging group with friends.
  6. Hold a clothing swap with friends.
  7. Ask friends and relatives for hand-me-downs.
  8. Give kids a clothing allowance or offer "matching funds" for what they want to buy.
  9. Check out consignment and thrift stores for lightly used items.

References and sources:

* 50 ways to trim your budget (http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/LearnToBudget/50waysToTrimYourBudget.aspx), Liz Pulliam Weston, cited 081020

How to start a business

Starting a business

1. Decide business form, whether it's individual, partnership, company or limited liability company (LLC). In Indonesia, we could say it's Firma, CV, PT, and so on.
2. Business name
3. Location depend on business type
4. Prepare and backup for failure due to lack of business planning, inept managers or employees, incomplete accounting records, improper financial reports, lack of control over assets, bad credit policy and inability of the owner to reach or act on decisions.
5. Bank account, and try to know bank manager
6. Zakat and payroll taxes, try to know and calculate how much our business will spend money
7. Hiring employees
8. Utilities: phone bill, water, gas, electricity and so on as operational fees
9. Licenses and permits, request for it to city or county offices
10. Insurance
11. Bookkeeping and Accounting
12. Equipment
13. Suppliers
14. Promotion and advertisement

Startup cost
Considering startup cost
Cost:
* Down Payment
* Amount of each payment

Furniture, Fix Asset, & Equipment:
* Decorating and remodeling
* Installation of fixtures and equipment
* Starting inventory
* Deposits with public utilities
* Legal and other professional fees
* Licenses and permits
* Advertising and opening promotion
* Advance on lease
* Other and Misc. cash requirements
---- Total etimated cost needed to start

Estimated monthly expenses:

* Salary of owner-manager
* All other salaries and wages
* Payroll taxes and expense
* Rent or lease
* Advertising
* Delivery expense
* Supplies
* Telephone
* Other utilities
* Insurance
* Property taxes
* Interest expense
* Repairs and maintenance
* Legal and accounting
* Miscellaneous
----- Total Estimated Monthly Expenses =

Then multiply by 4 (4 months)
Add it to total Cost needed to start above

TOTAL ESTIMATED COST NEEDED
___________________________

Reference and sources

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Managing Debt

By MSN Money staff

At some point in our lives, most of us have borrowed too much. If you're in over your head, don't despair. But make no mistake: You must learn to live on what you earn.
First, stop making excuses about why you're in debt. Don't blame the credit card companies or your parents. Put that energy into reducing your debt. (See "Solving money problems.")
Debt can be extremely stressful, so tell someone you're in financial trouble. If you can't talk to a family member or friend, contact an organization that deals with debt reduction, such as the nonprofit National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
Then get a handle on how big your problem is. You can start with MSN Money's Debt Evaluation Calculator, or you can sit down with pen and paper. When you have no idea how much you owe, simply establishing a number is a critical first step.

Don't avoid the B-word
The best way to start reducing debt is to set up a budget. It's not a punishment; it's a way of knowing exactly where your money goes. You'll need to add up your income and subtract your expenses, then set up a plan. (See MSN Money's Managing Your Budget Decision Center.)
Don't lie to yourself. Be honest about your spending habits and you'll end up with a more realistic budget.
  • Budget more than the minimum on credit card payments. Paying the minimum is better than nothing, but you wind up paying a lot more in interest as you chip away at the balances.
  • Start an emergency fund -- a savings account that should grow to at least three months of expenses. Even $10 a week can help if it means you don't have to visit a payday lender two months from now. Without an emergency fund, unexpected costs or loss of income can drive you deeper into debt. (See "Why you need $500 in the bank" and "Everyone needs an emergency fund.")

What's your plan?
Use your budget to help you plan your debt-reduction strategy. List all of your debts, from the highest interest rate to the lowest. Aggressively pay down the highest-rate balances while making on-time minimum payments on the others. Your budget will dictate how much you can devote to paying down your balances each month.
In addition, consider these tips:
  • If you have the money in savings, pay off what you can. The amount of savings income you get is usually dwarfed by interest rates you pay on your debts.\
  • Use any extra cash -- bonuses, extra paychecks, lottery winnings -- to pay down debts.
  • Volunteer to work overtime, or get a second job.

If you can't earn more money, you'll need to spend less. Try these tips:

  • Eat at home when possible. Avoid buying lattes and fast food. (See "Huge debts, paid off fast.")
  • Go cash-only. After the bills are paid, allot yourself a certain amount of cash for gas, groceries, etc. When the cash is gone, the fun is done. (See "Living 'poor' and loving it.")\
  • Forgo premium cable-TV channels and high-speed Internet service. Your public library typically not only offers free Wi-Fi but computer access as well.

Consolidation is a dangerous roads

As you grapple with repayment, the temptation is great to borrow from Peter to pay Paul in one lump sum. You might be better off paying your debts bit by bit. (See "The 3 worst money moves you can make.")

  • Consider consolidating your loans only if you have the discipline to not use your credit cards. Consolidation means you take out one loan to cover all of your existing payments. If you do transfer a balance from a card, destroy that card so you won't be tempted to run up the balance again. (See "10 bad habits that lead to debt disaster.")
  • Don't use a home-equity loan to pay off credit card debt. Even if the home-equity rates are lower than your cards' interest rates, trouble looms if you run up your balances again.
  • Don't borrow from your 401(k). The closer you get to retirement, the more you'll regret it.
  • Skip credit-repair clinics that may charge you hundreds of dollars to fix your credit record.
  • Don't stretch to buy a house, even if everyone tells you it's OK. Buying too much house could mean giving up other things you want: vacations, eating out or college for your kids.

Face up to your credit cards

Once you're out of debt, how can you stay that way? Of course, stick to your budget. In addition, figure out how to deal with credit cards, which likely got you into this mess in the first place.

  • Stop charging right now.
  • Cut up all but one of your cards, the one with the lowest interest rate. Use that card only for emergencies.
  • If you continue to use your credit cards, pay in full every month and avoid interest charges altogether.
  • Pull your credit reports once a year and check them for errors. (See "How to get a credit report for free.")
  • Call your creditors and ask for lower rates.
  • Leave your credit cards at home. Shop with a list and buy only what's on the list; don't be tempted by sale items you don't need.
  • Don't use retail-store credit cards for the discounts. Chances are that card carries a high interest rate that you'll have to deal with if you don't pay off your balance each month.

When the collectors are knocking

If you've gotten in so deep that debt collectors are at the door, know your rights:

  • Debt collectors may not harass, oppress or abuse you or any third party they contact. (See "Make a deal with debt collectors.")
  • They may not falsely imply that they are government representatives or that you have committed a crime.
  • They may not tell you that you will be arrested if you do not pay your debts.
  • Whatever you do, don't give up. You didn't get into debt overnight, and you won't get out that quickly. Getting out of debt takes time and patience, but it pays big dividends down the road.

Published Dec. 14, 2007

Source: http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/ManageDebt/Your5MinuteGuideToManagingDebt.aspx?page=all