Saturday, February 6, 2016

The Stockmarket Dangers

There are a lot of so called experts out there who seem to think that investing in the stock market will help your financial portfolio. Let me tell you they could not be more wrong if they tried to be. With the stock markets going up and down so often and also not knowing #1. when is the best time to sell your stock and when to hold on to it. And #2. Who can you trust to give you the right advice on when is the best time to sell it and when should you hold on to it. Your like a deer caught in the headlights and that is not where you want to be because in the end no matter if you try and sell it yourself or try and find somebody to help you sell it (Your stock(s). The chances of you loosing more of the money you make goes up. So if you want the best financial portfolio like we know you do especially during these tough economic times invest in precious metals (Which are a much safer approach) and not in the stock markets! The Stock Market companies are on the fast track of going out of business because more and more people every day are turning their backs on them because of the reasons I gave earlier. Stop and think about it there is an old saying that goes like this (The more there is of something the less valuable it is) and if you think about it that is 100% true. Well there are more stocks to invest in than there are precious metals which makes the stockmarkets a much riskier investment than precious metals. So if you want the best financial portfolio like I know you do especially in these tough economic times invest in precious metals and not in the stock markets. If you want to know where to go to find out how to invest in precious metals go to these 3 websites. www.monex.comwww.jsmineset.comwww.silver-investor.com By investing in precious metals you will be having a precious golden portfolio that you can be proud of for a lifetime. I want to thank you for reading the info on this website and I want to wish you financial health. One last word of advice please check with a financial advisor before following any of our advice! This is Robert Custer, Founder/President and CEO.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

debt cures secrets they don't want you to know about

Just about anyone who has been online has seen at least a couple of online advertisements for debt secrets the credit card companies and debt consolidation agencies don't want you to know about. Usually, these ads ask for money to reveal the secrets to you, but there are certain actions you can take to help control debt without spending much money. Have a question? Get an answer from a personal finance professional now!

  1. Consolidation

    • If you check with some debt consolidation companies, they'll attempt to get you to take out a debt consolidation loan. That way, you can pay off your debts with the loan and then only have one monthly payment to contend with. However, since you're already in debt, the only loans that you'll get will usually be for a higher interest rate and for a longer period of time. This way, it might seem as if you're actually reducing your debt but when you factor in the increased interest and increased time payments, you could end up paying more.

    Reduced Payments

    • Rather than having a third party deal with creditors, you can take control yourself and initiate a payment plan that contains reduced payment amounts or lower rates. The people who deal with credit card companies on your behalf are not necessarily more qualified than you are. In fact, creditors might be more willing to deal with you, since the debt consolidation agencies charge the credit card companies a fee---while at the same time, they also charge you a fee.

    Universal Default Clause

    • Credit card companies don't want you to know about the Universal Default Clause (UDC). Under this clause, if you wind up defaulting on another credit card, a card that has a UDC attached to it can raise its own interest rates on you. For example, if you default on your Visa card, MasterCard can actually raise its interest rates on you, even if you have never once made a late payment to MasterCard. When you get a new credit card, check to see if there is a Universal Default Clause attached, and if there is, you might reconsider whether or not you want to keep that card.

    Debt Validation

    • If you owe money and have a debt collection agency seeking payment, you are entitled to request a debt validation to show exactly how much you owe under the terms of the original contract. Legally, you are only bound by the terms of the original contract, but there are times when a debt is sold and a collection agency will add charges of its own to the amount that you owe. By requesting debt validation from the original contract, you will be certain to only pay the amount that you owe. In addition, if the collection agency cannot provide proof of the original debt, you are not obligated to pay that debt and all attempts to collect it must cease. However, you have to ask for debt validation within 30 days of receiving your first notification that a collection attempt is being made.

Monday, March 9, 2015

Shopping Smart

Let me give you 2 ideas that will save you money when shopping at a grocery store ok?
#1. look for stuff on sale because that in my opinion is a whole lot better than going through all of those coupons.

# 2. buy in bulk because this will limit the number of times you will have to go to the grocery store per month which means you'll save more money!

Monday, September 8, 2014

credit card debt

So many people have problems with credit card debt and can't figure a way out. But there is a way out and all you have to do is pay off your credit cards and once they are paid off cancel them. Don't cancel them until you pay them off because you will lower your credit score which means the next credit card you get will have higher interest rates and higher fees!