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Archive for July, 2008

Do What You Love - Money Will Follow

Thursday, July 31st, 2008

I once talked to a very successful business man, a guy that has more money than he can find things to do with. He did not seem to try hard to get rich as other rich people I knew. He was rich and money seemed to come to him easily. He had this advice:

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Are We Going to Lose More Money?

Wednesday, July 30th, 2008

In recent times mention of the economy has sprung up around the Internet and around the world. From online articles and news reports to journalistic approaches to sum up a variety of key aspects of what exactly is going on. And the bottom line is of course… money - yours, ours and theirs. It’s a necessity of human life and something most people, if not all, need to stay alive. Coupled with this train of thought is however the questions that arise as to the duration of the current hike in inflation, fuel prices as well as the rise in unemployment and decrease in house values. Granted, these things aren’t those that make up an economy, but they make up a fair part.

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Gaining Your Financial Freedom

Tuesday, July 29th, 2008

Financial freedom may seem like an impossible dream to many. The key is to never give up on that dream. Think of it as an attainable goal and believe that you deserve it. Here are some simple techniques that can help you to obtain your dreams and financial freedom everything your heart desires in this lifetime.

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What You Need To Know About A Mortgage

Monday, July 28th, 2008

Finally, you’ve found your dream home. Your all excited, however next thing you need to decide about the funding. While a mortgage is a good idea, here are a few things you need to know. (more…)

Startup Financial Models

Friday, July 25th, 2008

To understand the need and importance of startup financial models, we first need to know what exactly it is that the financial sector involves itself in. Financial institutions, such as investment companies, banks and security firms handle the flow of cash, the amount of which can often be of such a nature as to make it unpredictable. In some cases this amount is dependent on certain future conditions, as in equity or bonds. This makes the very nature of financial transactions uncertain and unstable.

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The Easiest Lesson About Finance and Investments is This

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

The easiest lesson about finance and investments is this …the most difficult thing you’ll ever have to overcome is in your head, and it’s self-doubt. You are your own worst enemy, and it’s difficult to understand why we would be battling against ourselves in an effort to create wealth, but it’s true.

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The Truth Behind Common Myths About Your Credit Report

Monday, July 21st, 2008

It is truly amazing to note the number of “facts” that many people think they know about credit reports and how various factors affect your credit score that are just simply untrue. For as much importance that is placed on having as good of a credit report and credit score as possible these days, it is critical for the consumer to understand the truth behind how your credit score is affected by various things. This is especially important in today’s world, as car insurance companies and even many employers are now checking a consumer’s credit report before making a decision about their insurance premiums or making a job offer.

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Term and Whole Life Insurance, A Dummy’s Guide to Determining Which One is Right For You

Friday, July 18th, 2008

Many out there are not insurance whizzes, and they are not expected to be. Have you spent hours upon hours debating whether term or whole life insurance is the more worthwhile investment? Have you been anxiously concerned over which insurance will guarantee the most significant monetary return for you? Do not fear nor fret, we are here to make the chaotic world of picking term or whole insurance is a piece of cake.

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Filing Bankruptcy - Go it alone or hire a lawyer

Wednesday, July 16th, 2008


Thinking about filing bankruptcy? This is without question one of the most difficult decisions anyone can make in their life. Having tried your best to dig yourself out of debt or negotiate with your creditors to keep yourself out of having to file for bankruptcy without success, you may be finding yourself at the end of your rope. There are many reasons why people file bankruptcy and they vary from divorce, to identity theft, a death in the family to accumulated credit card debt over long periods and of course adjustable rate mortgage loans which have been a major cause for the increasing number of bankruptcy cases and the current real estate crisis across the US.

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How to Help Your Teenager Become Financially Responsible

Monday, July 14th, 2008

Teenagers tend to think that they know everything already, and often consider their parents to be clueless about what really matters to them. Such erroneous beliefs are not true, since parents are well aware of the dangers of poor financial decisions. Parents can and should teach their teenagers quite a bit about money and how to use it well.

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