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August 20th, 2008 — , Bad debt, Credit Cards, Income Streams, budget, cars, checkbook, credit card purchases, credit rating, credit score, debt, department store, economic trouble, financial traps, living paycheck to paycheck, material goods, maxing, money, paycheck to paycheck, personal finance, rule of thumb, salary, single one, temptation from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
No matter how wealthy or poor you are, there are financial traps that are waiting to disrupt your lives. Many people end up finding out too late that they are in the depths of one and it is nearly impossible to get out. However, there are specific steps that you can take to ensure that [...]
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July 23rd, 2008 — , Dividends, Income Streams, chunk, diversification, financial disaster, households, initial investment, interest payments, investments, leverage, money roll, passive income, paycheck to paycheck, personal finance, population, reliance, risk, second choice, second job, side business, spartan, streams of income, temptation from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Right now, more than 80% of households in the United States live on a paycheck to paycheck basis. This means that a lost job could result in financial disaster for a large chunk of the population. Once you get into the trap of relying so heavily on one paycheck, it can be pretty hard to [...]
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May 28th, 2008 — , agony of defeat, all sorts, bad reputation, debt, different kinds, enough money, financial future, getting a loan, heart, horns, leverage, money, money in the bank, personal finance, smart investments, stock, stocks, temptation, ten thousand, traditional manner, traps, unpleasant images, way of thinking, wealth from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
If you’ve ever had a chance to invest in a great stock but didn’t have enough money put aside to take advantage of the opportunity, you know too well the agony of defeat. Most of us are under the impression that it takes money in the bank to start investing. If you’re not financially stable [...]
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April 22nd, 2008 — , 2008 escalade, Ads, Review, captive audience, cool kids, financial advice, financial ruin, keeping up with the joneses, persuit, saving, temptation from Mike @ richerbytheday
There’s a Cadillac ad for the 2008 Escalade featuring Brian Bloom that gives terrible financial advice. The actor says that life is “high school with money” and that following what the cool kids are doing, including what they are driving, is still going on. The ad concludes with him saying that anyone who [...]
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January 4th, 2008 — Financial Education, Friends, Lending Club, break, breaking, fail, habit, hungry, quit, temptation from Maneesh Sethi @ Better Rates. Together.
Have you ever tried to break a habit? Think back to when you last tried to break a bad habit (eating when you weren’t hungry, for instance). What was the hardest part about breaking it?
When your social scene revolves around the item you were trying to get away from, it is incredibly hard to [...]
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November 3rd, 2007 — Financial Education, Lending Club, discipline, disciplined, exceptions, listing, listings, status, temptation, utilization from Renaud Laplanche @ Better Rates. Together.
“It’s only when the tide goes out that you discover who’s been swimming naked.”
– Warren Buffett
Disciplined lending is about adopting credit standards and enforcing them with very little or no exceptions. Disciplined lending is hard. Lenders are businesses, and businesses need to grow. There is often pressure, and temptation, on lenders to make all kinds [...]
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