Showing posts with label making money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label making money. Show all posts

Lending a Hand and More Money Matters

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

It's so hard to earn a dollar or two these days that most of us actually live from pay check to pay check. I have seen friends literally ask for money from their other friends and still haven't been able to cope up with the economy making each passing day a burden for added interests and more loans to pay for previous ones. It's sad that these friends charge way more than banks do. Good thing I saw Blue Global Media on line. They've got some of the most impressive rates I've ever seen in the industry. You should probably take a look at what they offer.

I may have been successful in managing finances these days but I have friends who need a loan or two to at least survive the economic conditions we're in right now. Looking at their folio it looks like they even are one of the top affiliate networks in the US and UK. I'm not surprised though because they've got what most institutions don't have and that's a track record that speaks for itself. I wonder if I'd be able to avail this later. The funny thing is while I'm typing this, a friend just popped in and asked for a loan. I might as well give them the information that they need.  


I'll check on them later if they have resolved their problems. I know there are a lot of people who need the extra money out there. I'm glad to see some institutions could lend a hand when some are in need. I'll ask them to probably avail of the cash advance affiliate program if they haven't been able to get their salary yet. It's the best thing to do.




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The Painful Process of Eliminating Debt

Friday, May 06, 2011


It's always a bummer when I learn something like this. My friends are in debt again and they always run to me borrowing money. Don't get me wrong I really want to help them but I can only do so little. I thought they were already thru with the borrowing and excessive spending but apparently not. I'll probably recommend some help institutions because they need experts. I'm not a debt guru and it probably would be wise if they find one online. The deal is they need the best advice they can get from people who are certified to do so. I wouldn't want them to settle with hearsay or something not based on facts. The time to recover from the effects of the economic turmoil is now.

Maybe I'm doing something right because I haven't been in that situation since I started working. I may have been doing something right. I've learned to manage my finances quite early and still have more to pay for bills at home and help my folks. I've always wanted to do that and so far I've accomplished these things easily because I know how to set my goals early and strive to excel. How I do it is not an exact science but there are proven ways to do so. Listen to certified professionals and you'll probably be better off and out of debt. Who doesn't want to be free from it right?!

Have you ever been under debt? What did you do to overcome it? Let me know!


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Playing the Game and Risks in Day Trading

Saturday, April 09, 2011


I'm a newbie at stock market trading and the risks are generally high in my side of the world. The fact is I barely know the ins and outs of day trading and initially I'd rather stay on blue chip stocks and play the waiting game for most of it. The process though takes quite a lot of time and it does outweigh the conveniences of earning a lot in a short amount of time. There are institutions that can give you day trading tips but I have not pursued it yet. I have quite a lot to learn still and if you read the fine print on most of these on line you would definitely feel the big picture. This is not for the faint of heart and the playing of liquidity can make or break you in a single day. Getting informed of the trends and making necessary steps to understand the market from day 1 is one of the keys in successfully playing this game. The irony is; it isn't a game after all.

If you observe in the beginning, take time to see the trends and make sure you have months of data before you invest money. The liquidity pays but if you think about it; it can also ruin your financial stability. If you have lee way and quite an amount to back you up it could end up in flames just like a jet plane. Understanding this type of trading is the key. Without getting informed of the metrics first or the corresponding risks involved posts a much greater one so make sure you get reputable corporations that indulge in this business like large well known financial institutions. They have way bigger funding and it would be better for any individual trader to rest in the bylines and wait for these guys who have more resources to do the deed for them and just plainly decide later on key factors how to make the risk work for you in the long run. The day trading center can tell you a lot but just like anything in this world you have to educate yourself no matter what. Life is as great as they tell you but it could be the worse for some people too. Stay safe or remain bullish in trading; but make sure you don't run out of money when you plan to earn a hefty amount too. Everyone is playing with the volatility of course!





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