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FinancialFreedom @FinancialFreedom (22) • United States 6 Jul 07

Would you be interested in getting a nice red Ferrari for free? Of course you would. And if I promise you that you have to do exactly nothing to get it - even better, right? Sadly, this will probably never happen...so forget the...

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FinancialFreedom He has written a couple of different/interesting books. His key idea is that you can only achieve "true" prosperity through investing or as a business owner (as oposed to being self-employeed). If you don't generate passive income over time, you will be stuck...

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bluemestizo @bluemestizo (429) • United States 9 Jul 07

This just doesn't include the United States, this is an open discussion worldwide. With every year, prices, even taxes are going up sky high! Example, the place where we stay the rent here is over $1,600 a month for a house with 3...

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FinancialFreedom My wife and I rent a small apartment in Santa Monica, California for even more than what you pay for your house. But it's close to the beach and in a nice area. I definitely consider the rent to be expensive but buying is even more expensive. I once...

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FinancialFreedom @FinancialFreedom (22) • United States 6 Jul 07

Would you be interested in getting a nice red Ferrari for free? Of course you would. And if I promise you that you have to do exactly nothing to get it - even better, right? Sadly, this will probably never happen...so forget the...

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FinancialFreedom Right on. And I totally agree regarding investing. I look at earning money as a two phase approach (1) Work and establish active income (2) Invest and establish passive income I find it rather difficult to believe that many people try to find a third way...

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investorshub @investorshub (286) • United States 8 Jul 07

The real estate market is not what it used to be due to inflated prices, higher interest rates, tightened credit processes, subprime meltdown, &C. The stock market has done well while the bond market is rebounding to a certain...

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FinancialFreedom It all depends on your goals, your geographic preferences and your time horizon. Of course... My personal preference is clearly shares as they deliver the best long-term return. I know there are derivatives but I understand too little about this market...

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FinancialFreedom @FinancialFreedom (22) • United States 6 Jul 07

Would you be interested in getting a nice red Ferrari for free? Of course you would. And if I promise you that you have to do exactly nothing to get it - even better, right? Sadly, this will probably never happen...so forget the...

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seshadrivv @seshadrivv (9) • India 22 Jun 07

Hi all, any one can clarify me SwissCash is exists? or it has in the internet only. they are offering 300% returns in a year if you invest least of 100$. Is there any way to get thatmusch amount. can you help me to find this is...

investment

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FinancialFreedom Sounds like a solid investment. You should immediately stop working. Start enjoying life. If you invest $1000 and just wait for 5 years, you will have $243,000 without work. I am sure that this investment is not only guaranteed but risk-free as well. Please...

6 Jul 07

tombiz @tombiz (2036) • Philippines 4 Jul 07

High Yield Investment Program (HYIP) ia a very nice-sounding name for a scam patterned after the PONZI system. Basically, PONZI means that the interest and money paid to investors are also coming from the investors themselves...

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FinancialFreedom In my opinion, it's clearly greed that drives people in "too good to be true" schemes. Why work if you can find free money on the street, right? Than add the terms "no risk", "guaranteed" and "safe" and someone gets rich fast...sadly, it won't be you but some...

6 Jul 07

Wino22 @Wino22 (38) • Malaysia 5 Jul 07

If someone tell you that she/ he need help in money, & ask you to help, how you know he/she is serious ?

how to know

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FinancialFreedom You probably know the answer already yourself - you can never be sure. People tend to tell stories when it comes to money, even your best friends. I would say, separate friendship and money if possible because money is often (based on my experience) the end...

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Nic @academic2 (7000) • Uganda 6 Jul 07

This morning, I heard a Kenyan woman lamenting on BBC having lost thousands of dollars to a scam pyramid schemes-has anybody earned any money with the pyramids?

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FinancialFreedom Agree. It's just a scam. If you are in early, you might be lucky but it's pretty unlikely that you are first to hear about it. Stay away from it. There is no fast and safe way to make money.

6 Jul 07

surveygrrl @surveygrrl (1270) • United States 6 Jul 07

I tried to look up what e-gold is and cannot figure out what i converts to. Can someone give me some insight on using it or to just stay away from those click sites?

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FinancialFreedom Check out the explanation on wikipedia. I would just stay away from it.

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Hendy_cendana @Hendy_cendana (2) • Indonesia 6 Jul 07

Hi there, I'm new in this forum. I'ld Like to know, how to get some extra buck quickly. I'm 25 years old and still struggle in my job. I'ld like to know how to get passive income. Thanks for ur help

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FinancialFreedom I am unclear what you are really looking for. Is it financial freedom or is it "some extra buck quickly"? There is no quick solution for the first but if you just intend to make a bit more per month get a second job or try to run a business on the side that...

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prily9 @prily9 (568) • Indonesia 1 Jul 07

Tell me please what do tou think about singapore. whether you like the weather, the people or everything

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FinancialFreedom S'pore is a nice and friendly city with many great people. In addition, you get excellent food and have cool shopping. The only downside is probably the constant humidity -- but you easily get used to it...so no complaints.

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Malfred @Malfred (134) • Philippines 26 May 07

if you have a chance to choose one from these two word i mention. which would would you prefer for a task? well for me i would choose investment, even its a stake i have to gamble with. for there's a chance that i could help...

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FinancialFreedom Well based on personal taste I like investment more. Simply because it is more exciting due to pure amount of options you have. Although I find myself always in the securities market. The long-term return is just better than with any other (no spam, long-term)...

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Malfred @Malfred (134) • Philippines 26 May 07

if you have a chance to choose one from these two word i mention. which would would you prefer for a task? well for me i would choose investment, even its a stake i have to gamble with. for there's a chance that i could help...

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FinancialFreedom Are these two things connected? You have to save and invest at the same time. Saving is spending less then you receive and investing is what you do with the excess without spending it. I mean even putting money in a savings account is investing - just with a...

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dedicated_28 @dedicated_28 (1383) • United States 26 Apr 07

I am so glad that I didn't inherit my mother's horrible idea of decorating. Let me explain. She had apparently misunderstood the meaning of decorative paper towels, she will place these on her tables/endtables as doilies. Another...

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FinancialFreedom My parents travelled quite a bit on vacation - which was very nice as a kid... but they never left the country permanently. In that sense, I am the opposite... before I moved to LA, I lived in Sydney, Australia and Hamburg, Germany. I always enjoyed the...

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miamilady @miamilady (4910) • United States 12 Apr 07

I have a Real Estate license and tried to work in the profession. I got the feeling a lot of people don't trust Realtors or think that they can sell their homes without a Realtor. If you were trying to buy or sell a home would you...

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FinancialFreedom You probably write with the US bubble market in mind. This market made it realatively easy until the first half of 2006 to sell residential real estate. Thus, many people wanted the easy money and got their real estate licence. This brought a certain type of...

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goodwealth_01 @goodwealth_01 (94) • United States 29 Apr 07

I know of the dangers of buying real estate on Ebay but lets say you are interested in somthing. The seller has said he is using a title company. Would the payment be sent to the title company or to the seller? The seller has send...

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FinancialFreedom I could give you my 2cents but I always think that questions of a certain financial magnitude should be answered by experts. Try creditboards.com, select the forum section and then the mortgage forum. These guys are really good and should be able to give you...

26 May 07

Keith Stieneke @keithstieneke (823) • Lincoln, Nebraska 24 May 07

I used to think that these companies were scams until I tried CashCrate and actually earned a check my first month. Now my May check is up to $51 + and only $2.90 is from offers I have completed. The rest is from referrals...

get paid to complete offers

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FinancialFreedom I agree and disagree. Commuting is definitely a cost factor when evaluating the profitability of a job and if you can make the same income while sitting at home - you will probably be left with more. However, completing offers and surveys seems to be more a...

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