Often in business, and life, it is good to quit and let things go.

I quite like it when people say “winners never quit”, and I always reply with “yes they do!”. But it is when that matters, they know the right time and they are able to let go.

A survey commissioned by Click&Buy (provide online payment solutions) has turned up some interesting stats about shoppers.

Here are some interesting stats to emerge from the survey:

Here is a brilliant report I stumbled across last week. It is titled Nothing But Net – 2009 Internet Investment Guide, it is by JPMorgan. Regardless of how you currently make money online I think it is very important to keep yourself alert as to where the internet market as a whole is moving.

There is no worse feeling then ‘What was that idea?’. I remember when I was at school, I used to daydream my way through most lessons. I think the daydreaming has done me a lot of good, had I paid more attention no doubt I would have done better in exams, but I don’t care, the daydreams helped feed my business desire and ‘idea & creation ability’ (that sounds good!).

However, the one big thing that I regret is I never wrote any of my ideas down, nothing, not a sausage.

I’ve posted a couple of times on this blog about why now is a good time to invest. I personally am reinvesting most of my profits until we are out of the recession, the idea being I will be in a good position when the economy picks up. A strategy I highly recommend if you have the money right now.

Daily I read business forums, newspapers etc and generally try to keep track of financials that affect me. But one that completely bypassed me was the AIA, or Annual Investment Allowance.