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Archive for October, 2009


Oct 2009 23

High Yield Investments

As the time is passing by and we have already passed a few years of the new century, what we can say about the investment market is that...

Oct 2009 22

Bond Investing

In today’s world it can be quite exasperating to choose the right type of investment for yourself because of the vast array of choices you have. You could...

Oct 2009 16

Could Silver Ever Be Worth as Much as Gold?

The amount of above ground silver has been diminishing at an extraordinary rate. According to well known economist Stephen Leeb in his most recent book, Game Over, we...

Oct 2009 15

Working with PLR Content

In Internet circles there is a lot of mention of Private Label Content or content with resale rights. There are different levels of permissions but basically it means...

Oct 2009 14

Making Deals With No Money

I was watching a promotion of Kiyosaki’s latest seminar that’s all about making deals without money.  Most people complain that they can’t make money without money. He gave an...

Oct 2009 13

Is There Any Right Amount of Debt?

No ‘one-size-fits-all’ advice is likely when considering the right amount of debt to acquire.  However that doesn’t mean there are no good strategies at all. As expected, credit card...

Oct 2009 12

About Student Loans

Few areas of credit are as elaborated today as that of student loans. There are many types, with plenty of terms, complicated setting, and fine print. ...

Oct 2009 11

Unsecured VS. Secured Loans

Together the lender and borrower are faced at the outset with a critical decision – to get a loan that is either secured or unsecured.  But, what does...

Oct 2009 10

Tax Implications In Your Debt Calculations to Consider

When examining financing options or debt handling issues a lot of people overlook to include the tax implications of one plan over another.  Including tax implications in your...

Oct 2009 9

Mortgage Refinancing

There are numerous interlocking reasons to look at when refinancing your mortgage. When rates are low, you can bring down your monthly payment and/or the total amount...