Are you aware of the fact that only 3% of the people in the world receive 96% of all the money that is being earned today? So, the other 97% of us have to share the remaining 4%! When you split that up, how much does that leave for you or me?
Most people have heard that there is free money from the government available that never has to be paid back, but the problem is the lack of education on how to claim some of these funds. There are thousands of government grants available, which are provided to individuals and businesses that qualify to receive some of this free money.
Are you stressed or worried about your financial situation, and worrying that you'll go down the tube with the economy? Is financial fear keeping you awake at night? If so, I've got some good news for you. Your financial stress, fear and worry can actually be your best friends during this recession. Find out the five easy steps, powerfully positive people are using during this recession, to make their financial fear their friend.
Debit Cards. They are the biggest problem my children have dealt with in learning about how to manage their money.
Record high gold prices are attracting buyers and sellers of old gold jewelry. With the economy in near-ruin and slumping home values, old gold has become the new standard once again. The price of gold today has exceeded $1000 per ounce and would-be-sellers are now flocking to sell scrap gold to refiners to take advantage of selling their unwanted gold for a record high.
By this time of year, you should be done getting all of your financial documents ready for tax time. In the midst of all that, you may find you have a TON of paperwork that you probably don't need. But, how do you know what to keep & what to send to the trash heap?
How to Live with the Downturn -- Assess Your Stuff looks at what to do with stuff you need to part with. It considers the options of selling it, donating it, recycling it, and just plain throwing it way and discusses when each is appropriate. Our pleasure in buying stuff makes our economy hum. But sometimes, you need to cull the herd and get back to keeping track only of what you really love and need.
Has the recession only amplified money fears you've been carrying for a long time? Are you stuck in patterns with money that hold you back? You might be ready for a fresh start in your relationship with money. Take a short assessment to see if now is the best time to make a change, and if you're ready, launch ahead with the 10 steps to a new money relationship. You'll find no quick fixes, but rather a transformational process for those who want to get right with money once and for all.
Cash ISAs have become an effective savings option, allowing you not to pay any tax on the interest earned within certain savings limits. With three types of accounts available, it's important to ensure you choose one that suitably meets your needs.
Whether you lost your job or are just trying to cut back during these recessionary times, there are some steps you can take to save money each month. How to cut your utility bill, save at the grocery store, save on your insurance and other money saving tips are included in this article.
