Wednesday, October 31, 2007

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    Saturday, October 27, 2007

    Restore Your Credit – Simple Steps for Success

    Restoring your credit score really takes some common sense wisdom. With the easy to follow advice I provide you can boost your credit score. This advice comes from myself who did suffer the impact bad credit has on every day life. Allow me to save you from yourself.


    Step 1 - Evaluate Your Current Situation


    Most people with bad credit are completely unaware of how much debt they actually have.

    Quite frequently people forget about delayed payments on purchases such as furniture and appliance purchases that feature "Don't pay for a Year" credit programs. This is a typical sales tactic in the home furnishings industry where you apply for a store line of credit. You get the merchandise today and the bill won't arrive for an entire year.

    Most consumers feel they will be able to pay the bill within the year however they don't and this is what the stores are counting on. Not only does the store make a profit on the merchandise they have built a residual income via the interest charges on the items you purchased.

    Tip: Adopt a household rule that if you can't pay cash for items such as furniture you won't buy it.

    In order to restore your credit rating it is imperative that you take inventory of every debt owing to creditors. There's no way to make forward progress without first knowing your exact situation.

    To fully understand your current credit situation write down every line of credit on a sheet of paper (or computer spreadsheet). This is a good start however to really get an accurate picture you will need to get a file folder or large envelope and when every bill arrives in the mail, pay the bill and then place the bill in the envelope.

    After a full month review your bills because you will now be aware of the true picture because all your bills will be right there in front of you. Add the forgotten lines of credit and bills to your list on your sheet of paper or spreadsheet.


    Step 2 - Reduce Your Expenses


    To begin reducing expenses start by looking at your credit card and bank account statements. Review all the small expenses such as lunches and coffee charges you have made over the month. How much could you save if you cut back on those expenses?

    Eating out was one of my biggest expenses in the past. By cutting down on the amount of restaurant lunches I was able to save over $500 per month!

    Another way to reduce expenses is to call your creditors and ask for a reduction in the interest rate. Quite frequently your credit card company will instantly reduce your interest rate because they want to retain you as a customer and they know another bank might give you a better rate.


    Step 3 - Review Life Events


    People with bad credit often get into this situation because of over-spending caused by an emotional trigger. In most cases where people have dug themselves into a pit of debt there has been some kind of negative event in life that has occurred. The event could be as simple as an argument with a spouse.

    Do your best to identify the times that you spent beyond your means and make note of the dates as best you can.

    It's important to understand that when something goes wrong in life, people have a tendency to feel a sense of deserving. They feel that because something went wrong they deserve better and then go on to indulge in luxuries in an attempt to make the pain go away. Indulging does not make the pain stop, it only brings new pain in the form of bad credit!

    Once you have noted roughly when you started over-spending on credit you will need to look at those dates and determine if there is something from your past that occurred at that time. Your subconscious mind maybe at work here, if you can figure out the life event that happened that could be causing you to spend out of control you can then begin to allow your conscience mind to make better decisions.


    Step 4 - Prepare a Budget


    At this point you have reviewed all your bills including utilities, credit cards, loans and every other bill that has arrived in your mailbox.

    You now know exactly what you owe so budgeting will be a breeze for you. In fact I tricked you into budgeting in step 1.

    I told you to take every bill that comes in the door and make note of it and that my friend is where budgeting begins. You now have all your expenses and you have reviewed your frivolous spending on luxury items such as lunches out and expensive coffees. Now all you need to do is stick to the plan you put together in the first step and stick to it.

    You should review your budget at each payday to make sure you are following your spending plan, the one I tricked you into creating.


    Step 5 - Treat Yourself


    After saying to cut out your luxury items such as a really great lunch outing. Now I am going to tell you that you should add to your budget a once a month or once each pay period special treat day.

    Yes, you work hard and should reward yourself occasionally. Notice that I said occasionally!

    It is important to have a special day once a month or every second week where you pamper yourself. If you don't reward yourself at regular intervals there is a very good chance that you will end up binge spending and get yourself into more debt.


    Step 6 - Read this article regularly


    Get control of your spending and adopt good habits by reviewing my advice on an ongoing basis to ensure you get out and stay out of debt.

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    Monday, October 22, 2007

    Alive Worldwide, Brand New Income Opportunity That Shatters It's Predecessors.

    Alive Worldwide is a thriving, new income opportunity, created by industry professional, Scotty Paulson, which allows people at levels of experience to earn an substantial income from home.

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    FortunesAlive.com is under the guidance of Scotty Paulson's Alive Worldwide and has diligently gone above and beyond at every stage of production for their new product called Cheia Vida which also means "full of life". The ingredients used are strictly researched and chosen for their extraordinarily rich and unique Attributes. These ingredients were purchased only from ecologically responsible farms that adhere to sustainable harvesting and extraction practices. These practices are paramount to protecting rain forests that are now in peril.

    Alive Worldwide chooses ingredients in this fashion and painstakingly because they are committed hole heartedly to ensuring that customers enjoy a more free, more active and healthier life style that is also side effect free. Fortunes Alive.com says they simply want everyone to live their life to the fullest!

    FortunesAlive.com is also committed to bringing extra income to home based business entrepreneurs and makes joining their program easy with a flexible compensation plan that was designed for motivating people at all levels of experience. This home based business is designed to let entrepreneurs either partner with other Alive World Wide on a full time basis or by simply just giving entrepreneurs a reward for recommending our exceptional liquid nutrition to your friends and family.

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    Saturday, October 13, 2007

    Does Your AD&D Cover What You Need it To Cover?

    Have you read the fine print in your Accidental Death and Dismemberment policy? Typically, AD&D is a rider on a basic life or health insurance policy that pays if the insured is dismembered or killed in an accident situation. Before you pay for this extra coverage, you may want to familiarize yourself with exactly what is covered in your policy.

    A Truck is Not a CarRecently, a disturbing lawsuit involving an Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) policy claim in Canada was brought to my attention. An employee at an accounting firm had been killed in an accident while driving a company-rented vehicle to a business meeting. Her survivors were denied the AD&D insurance payment because the company-rented vehicle was a pickup and the policy only covered cars. The deceased employee’s family argues that this distinction was not spelled out clearly enough and filed a suit against the employer and the insurance company. The suit has not yet been resolved, but this case underscores the importance of understanding your coverage.


    Cost Effective But Often Limited


    AD&D can be a cost effective way to boost your insurance coverage, but the policies may be very limited in what they cover, and the coverage may vary widely from policy to policy. You must read your own policy to find out not only what the policy covers but also under what circumstances.


    Stipulations and Conditions


    In some cases, there may be stipulations to the coverage. For example, there may be a requirement that your death or injuries occur within a certain time frame from the accident date. You (or your heirs) may have to provide burdensome proof that the injury or death was indeed the direct result of the accident rather than simply something that happened afterward. In dismemberment cases, there may also be different benefits for losing one member (hand, foot, limb, or sight in one eye) versus two.


    Read the Policy!


    With any insurance coverage, it makes sense to read over the policy before you decide to commit to payment. If your company is paying for it, it is still a good idea to check what is covered, because if you are counting on that additional benefit in an accident situation, you should know exactly what constitutes an accident and what things are included. If your work coverage does not cover the right things for your profession, you may want to explore your own policies, or you may simply elect to purchase more regular life insurance.

    AD&D can be the right choice for many people, but as with any form of insurance, it is up to you to research and select the right policy.

    Suzanna de Baca is President of Private Capital Solutions Group. She is a Registered Representative and Financial Advisor of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS), 7 Hanover Square, New York, NY 10004, (888) 600-4667. Securities products/services and advisory services are offered through PAS, a registered broker/dealer and investment advisor. Private Capital Solutions Group is not an affiliate or subsidiary of PAS.

    PAS is a member NASD, SIPC.

    Material discussed is meant for general illustration and/or informational purposes only and it is not to be construed as tax, legal or investment advice. Although the information has been gathered from sources believed reliable, please note that individual situations can vary, therefore the information should be relied upon when coordinated with individual professional advice.

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    Saturday, October 6, 2007

    Discover The Value Of Canny Mortgage Research

    Don't let your greed for a mortgage override your good sense. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

    You hear people griping about the cost of consumer products these days. The socialist-student-worker-miser believes capitalism is inherently wicked. Someone is out to screw him. The truth is 'yes', someone is out to screw you, and will, but only if you let them. They're not obliged to get you the best deal, and you're not obliged to take the first deal they offer. Don't let your greed for a mortgage override your good sense. If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.

    Start with banks and well known credit unions. When you begin to research, it's best to start with your current bank, or with large credit unions. These have solid reputations. You may not get the best rate with a large bank, but the security can be worth it.

    If you're in the UK, see if the company is a member of the Finance Industry Standards Association (FISA) and registered under the Data Protection Act (DPA).

    A mortgage is an agreement between a borrower and a lender. Determine first what type you're looking for: fixed rate, variable rate, capped, buy-to-let, bad credit, self-certification, and proceed from there. This will cut down your research time.

    There's no need to apply all over the shop. Try for one from a high street bank, a high street building society, a credit union, an independent loan company and an internet-based one. The trick is to weed out the high interest rates and fees at one end, and the cubicle farm operations at the other. The latter won't give two straws if you get into financial difficulties. If your application to a good 'un gets rejected, shrug it off and move onto the next best option.

    Ensure that you think about your budget. No matter how cheap your deal may be, pay it off as quickly as you can to avoid interest piling up.

    However, it's important not to overstretch yourself. Save a portion of your regular monthly income as cover for emergencies and unexpected bills.

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    Wednesday, October 3, 2007

    Books To Watch For - Spring '06 by Todd S.

    - The Number by Lee Eisenberg (1/06, Free Press) - If you have walked into any Barnes & Noble since New Year's it would have been impossible to miss this book. We think it is a great book. Eisenberg takes Gladwell-like look at the complexities of retirement. As I said in my prior post, this one had me on an emotional rollercoaster. It is a great book and one everyone should read.

    - The Wal-Mart Effect by Charles Fishman - The long-time Fast Company editor writes an amazing book on what drives Wal-Mart and how that drives our economy. He has firsthand accounts from employees who started some of the company's biggest businesses. He also talks with suppliers about what it is like to work with the retail giant. What Fishman does best is shed some light a company that the public really doesn't know much about.

    - Silos, Politics, and Turf Wars by Pat Lencioni (2/06, Jossey-Bass) - We have just started reading this one, but it is hard to bet against this author after the classics of Death by Meeting and Five Dysfunctions of A Team.

    - The Ultimate Question by Fred Reichheld (3/06, Harvard Business School Press) - Reichheld has been writing books on customer loyalty for a number of years. He has done the research to show that you can ditch all the 47 question satisfaction surveys and ask your customers one simple question - "Would you recommend us to someone else?"

    - The Radical Edge by Steve Farber (4/06, Kaplan) - Jack just got done reading the manuscript and he says he may like it more than Radical Leap. Many of the familiar characters are back. This time, it is about taking personal responsibility and living life on your terms.

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