Do you want to know what the quickest way is to create a mountain of debt, receive poor investment returns and how to invite year after year of tax audits? The number one way to create total financial ruin in your life in no time at all is to ignore your finances.
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How to Fail Financially
January 1st, 2009 — , Long Term, apathy, budget, credit card payments, current mindset, entertainment budget, family vacation, financial literacy, financial ruin, goal, groceries, hey don, investmen, investment allocations, investment returns, money, money management techniques, mortgage payments, paying attention, personal finance, poor investment, procrastination, straight forward solution, tax audits, warning signs, wayside from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
All About Emergency Funds
December 30th, 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 [...]
What You May Not Know About Personal Finance
December 29th, 2008 — , Financial Security, Long Term, aim, banking, budget, car accident, common sense, credit reporting agencies, emergencies, emergency fund, expenditures, financial disasters, first steps, four months, goal, good habit, gross earnings, late payments, losing your job, managing your money, money, personal finance, rainy day, salary, wealth from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Unless you’ve taken some courses on handling finances, there is a chance that you may not be aware of a few of the key points about budgeting, managing your money and planning for the future. While a lot rests on common sense, there are a few techniques that everyone can use to correctly manage their [...]
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The Dangers of Long Term and Interest Only Loans
December 18th, 2008 — , Long Term, P2P Lending, benefit, car loan, consumers, debt, face value, interest only home loan, interest only loan, interest only loans, interest rates, kicker, loans, long term loans, lower monthly payments, money, new trends, personal finance, personal loans, popularity, principle, property values, refinancing your home, selling your home from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
There are two new trends in the banking world that may actually be very dangerous for consumers. Long term personal loans and interest only loans are gaining in popularity, especially in the wake of the housing crisis. While these may seem to be a great option at the time, there are many risks from these [...]
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Tips for Paying Off Student Loans
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Loans and the Credit Crunch
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Is Consolidation Always the Answer?
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The Dangers of Financial Illiteracy
Financial illiteracy is a growing problem throughout the world, and as the recent housing crisis has brought to light, it can have dangerous consequences. There are a few basic financial…
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5 Things to Look For When Picking a High Interest Bank
If you’re interested in leveraging your credit in a safer environment, credit card arbitrage is one of the best ways. In order to succeed, you need to make more interest…
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How to Avoid Nickel and Diming Your Way to the Poorhouse
December 15th, 2008 — , Financial Security, Long Term, Retirement, bread and butter, budget, goal, gum, harsh light, impulse purchases, ins, instant gratification, mcdonalds, money, new experiment, nickel, personal finance, perspective, poorhouse, poverty, quarters, rest of your life, spending habits, tipping point, whatsit from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
We would love to start a great new experiment, where everyone would catalog all of their impulse purchases for the course of one year. Everything from that cheap pack of gum to the “whatsit” that we really don’t need would have to be recorded. At the end of the year, everything would be totaled up [...]
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Getting Motivated to Organize Your Finances For many people, the first steps towards getting your finances under control are the hardest. Whether you didn’t spend enough time learning about basic personal finance principles when you were…
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Learning How to Make a Budget For many of us, spending comes all too easily and before long, we find ourselves at the bottom of a very big debt hole. However, there are ways that anyone…
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Easy Personal Finance Tips When you’re trying to save for the future and still manage to eat, it can be tough to find that right balance. We all need to plan ahead and having…
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What You May Not Know About Personal Finance Unless you’ve taken some courses on handling finances, there is a chance that you may not be aware of a few of the key points about budgeting, managing your money…
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How to Evaluate Your Financial Risks Whether we realize it or not, many of us face financial risks every single day. From the high powered investor, to the minimum wage earner, every one of us has…
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Creating Income Streams That Last
December 12th, 2008 — , Income Streams, Investing, Long Term, Retirement, annuities, annuity, banking, creating multiple streams, current interest rates, eggs in one basket, financial future, high yield savings, high yield savings accounts, investments, money, multiple streams of income, perfect answer, personal finance, proper due diligence, rate of return, real estate, risk analysis, saving, smart one, staring you in the face, stead, stocks, streams of income from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Whether you are decades away from retirement, or it is staring you in the face, creating multiple streams of income is considered to be one of the best ways to secure your financial future. However, it is important to consider not only how much these streams can bring you, but whether or not they have [...]
What Does Diversify Really Mean?
December 8th, 2008 — , Income Streams, Investing, Job, Long Term, business, car payment, company managers, diversification, diversity, eggs in one basket, extra money, goal, implementation, money, mortgage, new business, personal finance, possessions, running your own business, saving, single day, six months, stocks, wealth from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Whether you are into investing or running your own business, the term diversify is thrown out quite a bit. However, there are some varying opinions on what this term really means and the implementation of diversifying your money or resources can be difficult. While diversifying is vital for anyone, the key is doing it correctly [...]
3 Reasons Why You Need Multiple Streams of Income
December 8th, 2008 — , Financial Security, Income Streams, Investing, Long Term, Retirement, Standard of Living, accidents, average person, creating multiple streams, daunting task, diversification, extra cash, financial ruin, high interest account, layoffs, money, multiple income streams, multiple streams of income, passive income, paycheck, personal finance, premise, retirement age, retirement planning, smart investments, social security payments, stark reality, streams of income, supplemental income, worries from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
One of the hottest concepts right now is the premise of creating multiple streams of income. While everyone wouldn’t mind making a little extra cash, there are even more benefits that can be reaped from having more than one source of income. Let’s go over just a few of them.
1. Help save for retirement.
The average [...]
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Expanding Your Financial Horizons
December 1st, 2008 — , 300k, Financial Security, Long Term, closing costs, expanding your horizons, fantasies, financial dreams, financial future, financial goals, financial independence, financial rewards, goal, little bit, money, new furniture, new ways, next five years, personal finance, pie in the sky, small changes, wealth from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Do you like to dream big or do you prefer to keep your financial dreams in check? The way that you answer this question may have a big impact on your future. If you’re consistently dreaming small, you may be shooting yourself in the foot before you ever take that first step on the road [...]
How to Evaluate Your Financial Risks
November 26th, 2008 — , 401k, Credit Cards, Financial Security, Income Streams, Long Term, Retirement, ala, bill collectors, black monday, brink, budget, cash flow, debt, decent returns, diversity, fallout, few days, financial ruin, living paycheck to paycheck, minimum wage, money, multiple streams of income, paycheck to paycheck, paychecks, personal finance, single day, spectrum, streams of income, wage earner from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Whether we realize it or not, many of us face financial risks every single day. From the high powered investor, to the minimum wage earner, every one of us has the potential to lose everything we own. How can you evaluate your financial risks and find ways to secure your future? Let’s take a look!
First, [...]
Real Estate Investments - Good Idea or Bad Idea?
November 19th, 2008 — , Investing, Long Term, all time high, bad news, chunk, economy, eight months, foreclosures, fortune, good time, home loan, home values, insane heights, investing in real estate, investors, money, personal finance, proper choices, property values, real estate, smart investments, speculator, stock from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Right now, if there was a market that had bad news written all over it, it would be real estate. The housing crisis has made investors jumpy, the economy appears to be tanking and home values are plummeting across the country. Would you believe that this is actually a good time to get into real [...]
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Keeping Your Money Safe in Economic Turmoil
November 18th, 2008 — , Financial Security, Income Streams, Long Term, bank failures, banking, banks, biggest mistake, car market, economic hardship, economy, footing, good time, great depression, guarantees, interest payments, money, personal finance, real estate, rush, scoffing, smart investor, speculation, stock market, taking stock, taking the time, tank, ugly thing from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
While many are reacting to the news of bank failures and bailouts badly, there are a few people that are taking the time to assess the situation and figure out what they can do to stay on top, and keep their money safe. Panic is an ugly thing, especially when it involves money. Britain has [...]
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Does Your Financial Future Look Gloomy?
October 20th, 2008 — , Bad debt, Credit Cards, Long Term, cash flow problem, consequences, credit card, crystal ball, debt, early warning signs, financial future, financial goals, financial risk, flip side, forty years, goal, good debt, personal finance, rental property, solid investment, taking the time, two answers, warning sign from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
While no one can look into a crystal ball and determine where they will be financially in twenty, thirty or forty years, there are some early warning signs that may indicate that the future might be a bit gloomy. The key to successfully preparing for your future is to avoid known behaviors that can be [...]
4 Tips to Getting Bad Debt Under Control
October 7th, 2008 — , Bad debt, Credit Cards, Financial Security, Long Term, cautionary notes, consolidation loan, consolidation loans, consumer culture, debt, easy solutions, finding a way, five dollars, fixed rate, goal, good debt, head above water, island in the sea, minimum payments, money, personal finance, short term loans, treading water, variable rates, vicious cycle, ways to make more money from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
If you are swimming in a sea of bad debt, keeping your head above water can be incredibly difficult. Thanks to our consumer culture, the availability of credit cards and a general lack of concern for what debt means, many people find that their bad debt is out of control. Luckily, there are a few [...]
Getting Motivated to Organize Your Finances
October 1st, 2008 — , Credit Cards, Financial Security, Long Term, Retirement, budget, financial goals, first steps, getting your finances, goal, journey, money, money work, motivation, next five years, personal finance, personal plan, spending habits, term goals from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
For many people, the first steps towards getting your finances under control are the hardest. Whether you didn’t spend enough time learning about basic personal finance principles when you were younger, or life happened and you’re now at the bottom of a very large problem, it can be difficult to get motivated to make that [...]
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Does Insurance Really Matter When it Comes to Personal Finance?
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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