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Closing 2006 on a Strong Financial Note

It's that time of the year again when you are looking to close the year and begin a new one. Here are some tips that will help you close and get started on the right foot. 1. People First As Suze Orman says, People first, then Money, then Things! ... Read >

Go Global by Investing in Foreign Currencies

Since the dollar has fallen from 2002 many investors have opened their eyes to opportunities in foreign currency trading. Trading currencies can be strenuous as it is a 24 hour market and is always open somewhere. Here are a list of advantages for those... Read >

9 Must Follows for Cash Flow

Money is the blood line of any business. It is a fact that over 90% of businesses go out of business within the first year and the reason is inadequate cash flow. Go figure! So what are the pitfalls to avoid and measures to take? Have a look below:- ... Read >

Finance and The Power of Compounding

The simplest and most powerful tool to understand when investing is the power of compounding. This is such a strong method that even Einstein called it the greatest mathematical discovery of all time. I tend to agree because unlike calculus, everybody c... Read >

Start Saving with a Savings Account

Everyone wants to be rich and in order to do so we have to be wise with our money. The first thing that we need to do is make sure we save some money every month. This has to be a priority, and be treated like a bill to be paid and not something to be d... Read >

12 Most Popular Methods to Get out of Debt Part 3

In continuation of our exploration of the 12 most popular ways of getting out of debt, we come to our last article in the series. For all those of you who have still not found the right way to get yourself out of debt, don't despair for we have some more... Read >

12 Most Popular Methods to Get out of Debt Part 2

For all you debtors out there, in the last article we had discussed how one can use the Self Repayment method, the debt settlement method and the debt consolidation method, to reduce and pay off your debt. These are some of the most popular ways to eli... Read >

12 Most Popular Methods to Get out of Debt

If you are in debt then there are lots of ways to get yourself out. There are advantages and disadvantages for each and every single one. Here is a brief preview of all of them to help you consider which would be the most appropriate for you. Self Re... Read >

Debt Management And Low Cost Living

A dollar saved is a dollar earned. We sometimes have limited opportunities (short term) to increase our income. We therefore will have to get to saving more of what we do earn, if we want to reduce our debt. The first thing you can do is cook more of... Read >

Jumpstarting Debt Reduction

If your financial debts have been getting you down in recent times there are a variety of tips that I am about to share with you that you can use. 1. Lock your credit cards in a safe deposit box or cut up the cards completely. You can keep one low int... Read >

Understanding the Debt Settlement Process

Debt is a tool. It allows people to buy or invest in things and assets that they otherwise could not have done. The benefits of this tool if used wisely are great, but unfortunately, so are the consequences if not used so wisely. A lot of people and ... Read >

Debt Management – Managing your Emotions AND you Debt Too!

Money makes the world go round they say. But it is people who make money make the world go round I say. So people make (or lose) money and people are just a bunch o emotions and attitudes mixed together. Interestingly I have seen in life that those w... Read >

Debt Management – Loan Refinancing

Everyone falls into debt at some point of there life. A lot of these people also get their debt refinanced in order to reduce the interest cost. While if properly worked out this is no doubt a great benefit, but chances are that it is not being worked o... Read >

Debt Management – How Does it Work?

What is debt? Sounds like a dumb question? If it was would so many people be getting debt wrong? Debt is an amount that you borrow which you must pay back over a period of time with interest added. So it does sound simple but it is actually much more ... Read >