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Is Missing Money Owed To You? By: Nicole Anderson
The money becomes unclaimed inheritance and the rightful heir or owner may never even know the money existed. Where do I look for missing money or unclaimed inheritance! There are various sources for unclaimed inheritance like old bank accounts, childhood policies and saving accounts, uncashed checks, money orders, paychecks and others. You can search with various government agencies and organizations for unclaimed assets. The search results will definitely displays you if you owed unclaimed property or lost money. www.cashunclaimed.com provides special claim form. Then another option is that you have to claim that asset or money to federal or state agency that holds the money.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-12)
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Futures Trading Online: My Journey To Bankruptcy And Back By: Jim Canter
Day trading online is a profitable and enjoyable experience if you have a profitable system. However, if you don't have a system that is reliable and good, the odds of succeeding are weighed against you. A lot of systems are on hand,look for something that is regularly profitable before buying it, then learn the system thoroughly and reap the benefits of trading daily.
Jim Canter is an expert day trader. He has developed 'The Precise Day Trading System', which teaches you to read charts without the use of indicators. He invites you to have a look at his trading record, and take a 1-week Free Trial of The Successful Day Trading System at: http://www.futurecommodityonlinetradingsystem.com , and discover how you too can average ten points and more.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-12)
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Using Online Payday Loan Services By: Martin Sumner
The internet has revolutionized many areas of our lives, not least in our ability to find short term cash loans to help out in an emergency. Find out what online payday loans are and how they work.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-09)
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You Are Their Most Influential Teacher Of Your Children By: Greg McTaggart
Kids want it NOW! Are YOU teaching them about instant gratification OR to use money wisely? You are their most influential teacher. If you teach Madison about being responsible with money at an early age, she will grow up “just knowing" how to use her income wisely…(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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Impulse Purchases Can Really Add Up, Translating Into What You Could Have Saved By: Greg McTaggart
Admit it. You’ve been there, standing in a long check-out line, waiting; your eyes wander. You can’t help it—products line the aisle, everything you need, things you forgot you needed, a snack. Often times, our emotions contribute to unplanned purchases. It’s too easy to fall prey to purchases that are well intended, or that you think you need at the time, only to regret it later.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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How Often Have We Seen Signs In Department Stores That Display: Save Now - 25% Off! By: Greg McTaggart
Many people think "Great…I can buy the clothes we need on sale and save!" Problem is most of us end up putting the clothes on a credit card, which we all of course use frequently. While we feel we are being responsible by getting a good deal we fail to realize that the costs in the long run using credit cards far outweighs any savings we may actually be getting.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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Money And Emotions!! By: Greg McTaggart
Money can be emotionally charged. Do you get emotional about your money situation? Making and keeping money is easy for some, and a burden for others.
Kara has a positive, thrifty money attitude, is grateful for blessings, and puts her money to work. Mary is frustrated, angry, always short of money and wonders why. Who do you resemble? Seeing and changing the emotions that keep you stuck frees you to create the financially independent and life you dream of.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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When Is It Ok To Talk About Money? By: Greg McTaggart
"Don't put your hands over your ears," Ramsey cautions. "Most parents will find that their kids have done some stupid things. The most common is that you have the opportunity to sell your soul and get a free hat for a credit card. These (credit card) people are very aggressive on campus, and everybody knows that."(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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Top Ten Money Issues For Singles To Build And Protect Your Financial Future By: Greg McTaggart
Whether you're single because you've never married, or are suddenly single due to divorce or death of a spouse, money management and financial planning are critical. You have only yourself to depend on for income, goal-setting, decision-making, and retirement planning. Here are the issues that most need your attention:(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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12 Reasons Budgeting Can Improve Your Life By: Greg McTaggart
A budget is a guide that tells you whether you're going in the direction you want to be headed in financially. You may have goals and dreams but if you don't set up guidelines for reaching them and you don't measure your progress, you may end up going so far in the wrong direction you can never make it back. Can you imagine the government or a major corporation operating without a budget? No, and neither should you.(read entire article)(posted on: 2008-04-06)
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