Identity Theft Early Detection Is Key
Early detection of identify theft is essential in preventing undue loss, as well as protecting your credit from long-term damage...
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Mortgage Protection Life Insurance - Understanding The Basics
It's important to understand the value of insurance policies such as life insurance, mortgage protection, critical illness and income protection. Life is full of uncertainties and you need to be prepared for any unexpected short-comings that may come your way!
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Useful Tips on Saving
Here are some useful tips on saving...
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We The People, Must Follow Through
Ok, you voted. Now what?
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Navigating Commercial Construction Financing
Today, the development and construction of commercial facilities entails a wider range of financial options than anytime in the past quarter century.
Thanks in large part to continued low interest rates and significant liquidity in lending institutions, financing of well-considered speculative projects is available. Having learned the lessons of the tumultuous 1980s, however, such financing is generally considered conservative and follows the precepts of responsible investment. These precepts include significant borrower equity and responsible management available to sponsor the debt.
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Saving Money: When Is a Bargain Not a Bargain?
It isn't the things you don't know that get you, it's the things you know for sure that just aren't right. That's particularly true when it comes to saving money. John McCabe sheds the light on four common "truths" that cost you money...
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Self-Employment-Managing Your Money: Tips for Living with a Fluctuating Cash Flow (Part Two)
Part Two: The way you manage your money is one of the first things you'll change when you move from employment to self-employment.
You are moving from an environment where you received income in equal amounts at set intervals to one where your income fluctuates.
Managing money in such circumstances is both unfamiliar and uncomfortable for most of us.
These are some tips I developed from my experience of 10+ years of self-employment.
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The Best Things In Life Really Are Free!
Who ever said you couldn't get something for nothing sure was wrong. My husband likes to call me the "Freebie Queen" because one of my all time favorite hobbies is searching for things that I can rec...
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The Best Time To Starty Your Own Business
When is the best time to start a business? You may be surprised at the answer when you read this to-the-point informative article.
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The Future Of Banking - Bank Online
Chances are your bank is a virtual place. Since the invention of the Internet you can see your balances anywhere, at any time. Most banks think globally and have acted this way by creating secure por...
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Why Do You Need an IBC?
Virtually anyone with a net worth can benefit from the use of an IBC. Imagine operating your business and personal affairs with 100% confidentiality, with no restrictions on your business or tax penalties on your profits in your chosen jurisdiction. Imagine operating without the constant fear of law suits or creditors waiting in the wings to attack your hard earned profits.
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Wire Transfers: The Easiest Way To Send Money
In the past, if you wanted to send money electronically through a wire transfer you only had a few options available to you. You could go to your local bank to conduct the transfer, or you could use ...
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Wit and Wisdom on Money, Wall Street and Success - Part #3
I have received incredible feedback on the financial quotes series so I am providing another ten GEMS for you to ponder and evaluate. Sometimes a great book has had a profound impact in my life and made me change my ways. Occasionally a great quote has also had the same effect. Enjoy!
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Wit and Wisdom on Money, Wall Street and Success - Part #5
The key to successful investing just like life itself it to have a thorough understanding of RISK and REWARD. The Amateurs
think this means UP is Good and DOWN is BAD. People have very strange ideas about Success and Money. Focus your attention on Understanding RISK and it will all become clear.
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