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Saturday, August 6th, 2011
The Roth IRA was born on January 1, 1998 as a result of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997. It’s named after former Senator William V. Roth, Jr. The Roth IRA provides no deduction for contributions, but instead provides a benefit that isn’t available for any other form of retirement savings: if you meet certain [...]
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Wednesday, July 27th, 2011
Why you should Leave your Bank and Join a Credit Union
So maybe you’ve had a savings account for a while or maybe you’ve taken out a mortgage for a house. Is your bank actually helping you, or it is doing more harm than good? If you’ve never looked into the benefits of a credit union, [...]
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Just about all of us plan to retire one day. You may visualize yourself with plenty of free time on your hands, no commute, and finally with an opportunity to travel with the person you love.
But statistics show that golden dream comes true for only a very few of Americans. Some studies reveal less than [...]
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Tags: Attitudes, Challenges, Easy Chair, Exciting Life, Free Time, Golden Dream, Good Friends, Good Health, Life Focus, Money, Moving, New Friends, Planning Retirement, Relationships, Retirement Advice, Retirement Centers, Saving For Retirement, Savings Account, Seminars, Statistics
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Wednesday, July 6th, 2011
As a middle aged, middle class, married, business owner, father of 3 (one in college.argh) freedom seeker, I have sought for many years to establish the knowledge, the relationships, and the resources needed to make a lifestyle of financial privacy and freedom available to me and my family. One of the most frustrating and problematic [...]
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Tags: Assets, Banking Solution, Banking Solutions, Banking System, Business Owner, Citizens, Financial Landscape, Financial Privacy, Freedom Seeker, High Rollers, Knowledge, Lifestyle, Offshore Bank Account, Private Banking, Problematic Areas, Relationship, Relationships, Sovereign Jurisdiction, Surveillance
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Who Else Needs A Gimmick-Free Approach To Financial Freedom And Success?
We all have some common problems which are very serious. By this article I would like to raise the awareness and then propose a solution which will be beneficial to anyone who’s interested. Please allow me first to create the context for this:
It is [...]
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Tags: Big Brother, Billions, Decency, Dependence, Dog Eat Dog, Financial Freedom, Free Approach, Gain Control, Herd, Lemmings, Mortgage Industry, New Paradigm, Personal Independence, Recession, Rule Of Law, Self Reliance, Sovereignty, Tax Man, Term Gain, Traditional Values
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Saturday, June 18th, 2011
Where Can You Find Sources Of Funds For Your Business?
If you need help to fund your business, there are some things you need to do first, that can make your business more attractive to investors. The followings are an easy way to improve your business image and make it become good-looking in investors eyes.
The most [...]
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Tags: Angel Investors, Business Attorney, Business Capital, Business Contracts, Business Image, Business Venture, Contrary To Popular Belief, Equity Capital, Followings, Goodness, Life Insurance, Outsider, Point Of View, Return On Investment, Seven Years, Sources Of Funds, Term Consequences, Using Credit Cards, Venture Capital, Venture Capitalists
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A structured settlement often follows a life changing incident, whether it be positive or negative. Due to these circumstances, you may be faced with the need for a large lump sum payment rather than small monthly payments over a number of years. So, where do you turn? To a company that can buy your structured [...]
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Tags: Circumstances, Different Reasons, Dream Home, Financial Situation, Immediate Payment, Investing A Lump Sum, Large Portion, Lawyer Fees, Loans, Lump Sum Payment, Medical Bills, Money, Mortgages, Opportunity, Period Of Time, Rewards, Right Decision, Structured Settlement
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Wednesday, June 1st, 2011
For all people shop around for the best rate, there are few who have taken the time to sit down and add it all up. After all, why would you bother? The answer is that understanding just how interest rates work can help you see how important small differences in rates and payment amounts can [...]
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Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
That is a good question and one that unfortunately there has not been an answer that everyone agrees upon. The term is a general description of the decreasing value of a unit of money over time. Therefore if you were to have 5 dollars now and went out and buried it and left it there [...]
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Wednesday, May 18th, 2011
You can never have enough money to buy everything you want. It doesn’t matter if you make $150,000 a year or if you make $35,000 a year. You can still be just as broke. In fact, those with the higher incomes may be even more broke.
The simple truth is that it isn’t how much you [...]
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