The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing Book Review

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Jeremy

For a while now I’ve been wanting to get more into investing. You always hear all these stories of people getting their money working for them with solid investments. Meanwhile my money had been sitting in lousy mutual funds that bank reps had somehow convinced me to choose.

You can read more about how my stance on investing has been evolving since becoming a finance blogger.

While I have had some good chats about investing with some fellow bloggers, I’ve accepted that to really get started I would have to do plenty of reading on my own. Already I was seeing that different investors will have different strategies. So to establish my own strategy I was going to have to read more into these different strategies on my own.

One of the first books I started with was ‘The Millionaire Teacher‘. While that provided a good passive strategy, I knew that would be potentially leaving money on the table. Continue reading →

10 Recommended WordPress Plugins For Your Blog

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Jeremy

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Check out my new guide for starting a blog to learn how to go about properly creating your own blog.

When you’re running a blot there is a lot to learn. If your blog is simply to share with family and friends, it’s easy enough. If you’re looking to make a real impact with your blog and possibly make some money, there’s a lot more to it.

To help fellow bloggers and those looking to create a blog, I’ve been writing this series about what I’ve learned about blogging and what I recommend doing. I’m not saying you have to follow my advice word for word, but there is bound to be some lessons you can take from it.

If you’re new to this series, check out some of the previous blogging tips posts:

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Personal Fraud Defence in the 21st Century

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Guest

The following is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me.

Let’s suppose you receive an unexpected phone call one day from a man claiming to be a financial advisor. You are of course immediately skeptical of this cold caller and are about to hang up the phone when the man assures you that he isn’t trying to sell you anything.

He also tells you that you are right to be skeptical of people you don’t know and that you shouldn’t invest money with someone that you don’t trust. However, just so you know that he is good at what he does, look for Apple stock to go up this week.

Week 1

When you check at the end of the week, sure enough Apple stock has increased in value. A few days later you again receive a phone call from the same financial advisor. Before he even gets a word out you let him know that you aren’t impressed. Anyone could guess right about a stock increasing in value at any given time. Continue reading →

New Airline Miles Credit Card Blog Announcement

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Jeremy

For a while now I’ve had a second blog on the back-burner. Due to time restraints and partnership logistics, the blog sat untouched for far too long.

I keep trying to make online business partnerships work, but it is always much more difficult to manage than anticipated. Both sides usually have a lot of other responsibilities on their plates and splitting work evenly is nearly impossible. Then throw in the complications of wanting to invest some money into the business and that partnership really gets tested. So in the end my business partner and I decided that it was best to disband the partnership.

Now that the blog is completely mine to do as I wish, I figure it’s finally time to do an official launch. Even if I’m not posting much early on, it’s best to start building up the stats as soon as possible. It’s not doing any good just sitting there.

So without further ado, I’d like to announce the launch of my new blog Airline Miles Experts. Continue reading →

Debt Settlement – Why You Should Think Twice Before Enrolling

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Guest

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The following is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me.

It is no secret that the recent financial recession has left tons of people considering different credit card debt help ideas. The reality is, throughout the recession, many American families were forced to use their credit cards in situations that they generally wouldn’t. This has lead to amounting credit card debt in the United States. As things start to get better in the economic climate, more and more consumers are starting to look for aggressive ways to get out of credit card debt! One of the most sought after ways to get out of debt lately has been credit card debt settlement.

Credit card debt settlement is a process that allows consumers to pay a settled amount of money to completely wipe out their debts altogether. Generally, in these programs, consumers are able to pay anywhere from 35% to 55% of what they owe as a total payment which, sounds great! But, before making a decision, you need to know exactly how debt settlement works and how it will affect you in the long run. Knowing how this all works will probably make you think twice about this option. Continue reading →

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