Choosing a forex broker that best suits your needs as a trader is not that difficult if you take a few tips in consideration. These tips represent a number of questions you need to answer in order to narrow down your choices before you make that decision to sign up. Regulation Before comparing broker pricing […]
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Comments Off Mich on Oct 2nd 2014
While you’re living outside of the country there’s no requirement for you to have US health insurance. Once you return this changes. You may be thinking about how you can avoid waiting periods and pre-existing ailment restrictions, when you apply for health insurance on your return. If you’re coming back to live in the country […]
Comments Off Mich on Aug 19th 2014
Filed under Growing Your Wealth,Investing,Opinion
Where to Invest?
Investing is an important way to build savings for the future. Investing is not always simple. There are many things to consider when trying to maximize returns and reduce risk like an international money transfer while oversees. Several tips will help you to start investing after graduating or after getting a first job. Contribute To […]
Comments Off Mich on Aug 18th 2014
Many people invest their money online. They do this because it is easy and it is a safe way to grow your retirement savings. There are many online trading sites that are trustworthy. These online sites are also designed for the average investor. You do not have to be a sophisticated stockbroker to be able […]
Comments Off Mich on Jul 4th 2014
Times are hard for savers and investors at the moment. Interest rates have been incredibly low for some time now, and people are being punished for looking after their money. However, instead of leaving your capital at the mercy of high street savings accounts, it may be time to invest in a VCT. What is […]
1 Comment Mich on Apr 9th 2014
The following is a guest post by Totally Money. Did you overspend on the holidays? If so, don’t despair. It happens to the best of us at least once, and for some of us, more than once. If there’s one time when it’s easy to cave into spending peer pressure, it’s the holiday season. After […]
1 Comment Guest on Jan 10th 2014
When having plans for future you will always pay attention to your money flow and try to save. Someone begins to think about this question when creating a new family, others start to save being a teenager or only when thinking about their retirement. For this reason it is necessary to observe a few basic […]
6 Comments Mich on Jun 28th 2013
While the financial struggle is an everlasting battle for all of us, some seem to cope better than the others. We all have our own secret weapons in this struggle to make ends meet. And yet, as surprising as it sounds, one of the leading causes of insolvency is medical debt. For example, in Australia, […]
1 Comment Mich on Jun 17th 2013
Speeding tickets. Late fees. Credit card interest. Overdraft fees. All of these are fees that no one should pay. They result from being careless, disorganized, impulsive or distracted. These fees you should definitely never pay and if you do, well there’s a name for those fees. Dave Ramsey coined the term, “stupid tax,” just for […]
25 Comments Jessica Streit on May 27th 2013
Filed under Financial Freedom,Growing Your Wealth,Healthy Living,Motivation
You Can Avoid Living Paycheck to Paycheck
Hoping with crossed fingers that the check you wrote doesn’t come through your account before you can make a deposit. Driving your car until its comfortably on “E” and hoping you can get to work just one more time before you have the money to fill up. Eating stale crackers and a 2 year old can of […]
27 Comments Jessica Streit on Apr 22nd 2013
