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The Retirement Secret That Will Eliminate Your Financial Worries!

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The Retirement Secret That Will Eliminate Your Financial Worries!

No one wants to worry about money when they are old and with this simple retirement secret you won’t have to. There is a simple straightforward way to reduce your housing costs to $400 a month or less. This includes electricity, water, wi-fi internet, and cable. With this little retirement secret you could virtually retire with no money, live in beautiful place, and travel as much as you want.

Expenses of a “normal” life
These days in America the average combined income of a household can be as much as 10,000 dollars. Yet after taxes and household expenses, most couples have very little to show for what is left over of their money. Unfortunately, most of the income of American couples goes toward bills and maintenance of their homes. Read the rest of this entry »

5 Expert Tips for Your Short term investment

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5 Expert Tips For Your Short Term Investment

Retirement, the kids, the property ladder – most investment advice written on the Internet is for long term investing of 10 years or more. But what if you are not saving for your old age, your kids education or your next house? What if you just want to make a short term investment? Perhaps you’ve got hold of some unexpected cash and you want to put it somewhere until you work out what to do with it? In this is your case, then read on!
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Term Deposit investment; What Purposes Does It Serve?

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Term Deposit Investment; What Purposes Does It Serve?

Before I go anywhere, its necessary to note that a term deposit investment is the same as a time deposit investment. Just a small but potential confusion!

A term deposit is money invested with a financial institution with agreed terms as to how long the money will remain on the balance. The money will then be locked into the account as long as the contract is valid. Once the term expires, you then have the option to extend it, or to withdraw your funds. The longer the term, the better the yield. If you like your investments to be safe, hassle free, research minimal, predictable and options rich – then a time deposit investment could be just what you are looking for!
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