Marian Snow’s book had a lot of promise. First, it discusses equity harvesting and how to get the maximum amount of equity out of your home without being taxed on it. Second, it discusses how to use that money to make more money. Sounds great on the surface, but this book failed to deliver and [...]
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Review of Stop Sitting On Your Assets
November 25th, 2008 — , Book Review, Insurance, Job, debt, debt leverage, disappointment, investments, leverage, life insurance, marian, money, poof, premise, rewards, subtitle, sunshine from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
3 Reasons Why Paying With Cash Hurts You in the Long Term
November 21st, 2008 — , 300k, Insurance, benefit, brain tumor, cards, credit history, credit rating, credit score, emergencies, health costs, hospitals, money, personal finance, recourse, truth from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Many of us have been conditioned to think that living debt free is the only way to be. While there is some truth in this statement, if you’re completely debt free and using only cash, you’re hurting your chances of getting a new home, and you may end up in a situation that requires more [...]
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Just How Safe is Your Money Right Now?
October 29th, 2008 — , Insurance, Investing, aig, annuity, answer index, bailout, banking, current condition, downside, downturn, etfs, fdic, fixed annuities, holding company, index funds, insurance companies, largest insurance, lehman, life insurance annuities, middle men, money, naic, personal finance, sipc, stock market, stocks from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Even after the government took the opportunity to step in and bail out one of our largest insurance companies, the stock market still managed to find a way to completely tank, because many investors were not persuaded that this intervention was going to protect their investments. This is when you have to find confidence, knowing [...]
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October 27th, 2008 — , Insurance, Investing, downturn, economy, financial decisions, financial institutions, housing market, investment capital, investment options, investment vehicles, investments, investors, market volatility, marketplace, money, personal finance, sectors, sound financial advice, stock market, stocks, uncertainty from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
With so much uncertainty currently present in the marketplace, one of the most vital things that you can do to invest safely in a crisis market is simply to learn from mistakes in the past. Certain sectors of the market may seem incredibly attractive in times of a crisis, it is absolutely vital that you [...]
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October 20th, 2008 — , Insurance, Kokos, Poland, cardif, kokos.pl, polska from wiseclerk @ P2P-Banking.com
Polish p2p lending service Kokos.pl recently added insurance options for borrowers. Kokos offers the insurances in cooperation with Cardif Polska S.A and Cardif Assurances Risques Divers S.A.. Insuarable risks include death, disability to work and unemployment. There is a choise of 8 different insurance packages.
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Should You Put Your Money in a Bank That May Fail?
October 9th, 2008 — , Insurance, bank failures, bank fdic, banking, best banks, best solution, consumers, credit karma, debacle, economic state, financial institution, financial institutions, fly, food for thought, investment account, money, personal finance, radar, reputation, risk, smart idea, washington mutual from Credit Karma @ Credit Karma
As news of the Washington Mutual debacle started to trickle out, people with money in that bank began wondering if it was a smart idea to keep depositing. As a result, the overall amount of the bank’s daily deposits dropped sharply, which compounded the problem. While no one likes to think about bank failures, this [...]
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Can You Plan for Unexpected Expenses?
October 7th, 2008 — , Insurance, early retirement, emergency funds, financial emergency, health care, life insurance, worst case scenario from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
When I think about the unexpected financial expenses the first thing that comes to mind is emergency funds. Most of the experts agree that having 6 months of income set aside for a financial emergency is necessary. In my head, that financial emergency is almost always the loss of a job. Perhaps [...]
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September 29th, 2008 — , Insurance, Italy, Zopa, rata protetta, rientro rapido, secondary market, zopa.it from wiseclerk @ P2P-Banking.com
Eight months* after the launch of Zopa Italy the p2p lending service says it is the fastest growing in Europe (2.79 million Euro = approx 4.075 million US$ cumulative loan volume as of Sept. 3rd).
And Zopa Italy is the first social lending service with an active secondary market, called Rientro Rapido (fast-track withdrawal).
Rientro Rapido offers [...]
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Are Hidden Fees Keeping You From Meeting Your Financial Goals?
September 10th, 2008 — , Credit Cards, Insurance, account statements, banking, checking account, checking accounts, credit card balances, credit card insurance, credit card statements, free checking, free trial, hidden charges, insurance policy, little critters, money, personal finance from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Hidden fees are nasty little critters that can eat away at your credit card balances, or your checking accounts and you may never be the wiser. If you are stuck wondering where it all goes at the end of the money, it’s time to do some investigating to find out whether or not you are [...]
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All About Emergency Funds
September 3rd, 2008 — , Financial Security, Insurance, Long Term, Standard of Living, auto repairs, breathing room, credit card, emergency fund, few days, financial ruin, health insurance, heartbreaking stories, high interest rates, how much money, lifesaver, looking for a job, money, mortgage payment, personal finance, salary, savings account, three months, unemployment from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
The news is full of heartbreaking stories about people losing their homes, going bankrupt and facing financial ruin. If you don’t want to be among them, it is time to take a hard look at some steps that you can take to insure yourself against financial ruin. One of the best things that anyone can [...]
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August 27th, 2008 — , Insurance, Long Term, business car, business insurance, business owners, car insurance, checkbook, errors and omission, errors and omission insurance, financial burden, financial failure, future health, health insurance, hospital bills, insurance policies, insurance policy, insurance premiums, litigious, money, overkill, own business, personal finance, unexpected illness, waste of money from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Most of us look at insurance premiums as a big drain on our finances. Insurance policies do not come cheap, but they may be essential. In many ways, you can look at insurance as a way of avoiding financial failure in the years to come. While you can’t buy a policy to protect your checkbook, [...]
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Managing Your Bills in Today’s Economy
July 21st, 2008 — , Insurance, Standard of Living, budget, car payment, economy, expenditures, gas prices, groceries, gum, investments, money, paycheck, personal finance, rough patch, savings account from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Right now, it has never been more important to manage your bills and get your finances under control. The economy is going through a particularly rough patch, food and gas prices are going up and it can be pretty hard to make your paycheck stretch each month. If you’re finding it difficult to keep up, [...]
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July 8th, 2008 — , Bad debt, Finance 101, Insurance, fdic insurance, good debt, leverage, mortgage, student loans from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
I’m amazed by the number of people who seem to be against debt. Debt has become has a problem in America, but I think too many people clump the good with the bad. To the people that don’t like debt, would you take a million dollar loan at 1% interest? I would. I’d immediately put it in a few interest baring accounts that are FDIC insured (I say a few because FDIC insurance doesn’t cover a whole million). At today’s rates, which are historically pretty low, you can make a guaranteed 3% on that money. [...]
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June 20th, 2008 — , Book Review, Financial Planning, Insurance, bad idea, becoming a millionaire, disappointment, douglas andrew, fortune, high hopes, hype, life insurance policies, million dollars, missed fortune 101, missing the point, mortgage debt, oblivion, retirement planning, silver bullet, target audience, taxation, ugly truths from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
There has been a lot of hype surrounding Douglas Andrew’s book, Missed Fortune 101. Many people gushed that it unlocked the secrets to becoming a millionaire, so I went into the book with high hopes. I was pretty disappointed to discover that much of the advice is already well known and let’s face it, a [...]
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June 19th, 2008 — , Insurance, american cancer society, charitable contributions, charitable efforts, charities, charity fund, emergency fund, financial disaster, hurricanes, natural disasters, stanford commencement speech, tornadoes, wild fires from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
It’s no secret that one of my favorite blogs is Get Rich Slowly. Yesterday there was an article about how to coping with financial disaster. (My short answer see #14 of 16 Thoughts on Oprah’s Stanford Commencement Speech… Grieve properly, attend to the situation at hand, and get back to what was important before the crisis.)
With more and more natural disasters striking the United States, it occurred to me… should I have an emergency fund to donate to charity? I typically focus my charitable efforts on one effort… the American Cancer Society… in honor of my dad. [...]
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Celtics and Oprah (and some weekend links)
June 14th, 2008 — , Insurance, Links, bandwagon, basketball, diamond ring, doctorate, father's day, graduation speech, homeowners insurance, insurance tips, oprah, stanford from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
This is an interesting weekend for me. I’m very excited about two events tomorrow. In the morning, I get to watch one of my wife’s friends get her doctorate from Stanford… followed by a graduation speech from Oprah. It’s kind of sad that I’m not really interested in her for any reason other than she’s Oprah. I’m not exactly a fan.
After I’m done with Oprah, I have to hop on the Celtics’ bandwagon and root with some friends at a bar. I didn’t think I’d find basketball interesting ever again, but between Pierce coming back [...]
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Tax the Unhealthy - Lazy Man’s Thoughts
February 22nd, 2008 — Insurance from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
[This is my response to a two-part guest post by Adfecto of Aspire 2 Wealth. You might want to read both part 1 and part 2 before continuing. The topic is controversial and as I imagined it drew many strong feelings from commenters]
I’d like to address a few of the main points that [...]
Tax the Unhealthy? (Part 2)
February 20th, 2008 — Insurance from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
[The following is part 2 of a two-part guest post by Adfecto from Aspire 2 Wealth. I recommend you read part 1 first. Though I initially disagreed with him, I admit that he made some great points. He was kind enough to consolidate many of those thoughts into two posts. If [...]
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February 20th, 2008 — Financial Education, Insurance, Lending Club, booming, coverage, identity, steals, theft, victim, worthwhile from Mike Smith @ Better Rates. Together.
I read an interesting article on identity theft insurance recently. This product is a side effect of the booming identity theft protection industry, and the article suggests that this insurance isn’t worth it for most people.
The article cites research by Consumer Reports claiming that despite the typically low cost for this insurance, the benefits are [...]
Tax the Unhealthy? (Part 1)
February 19th, 2008 — Insurance from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
[The following is part 1 of a two part guest post by Adfecto from Aspire 2 Wealth. He left a great comment on this subject. Though I initially disagreed with him, he made some great points. He was kind enough to consolidate many of those thoughts into two posts. If you [...]
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