3 Simple Steps to Build Wealth
December 29, 2011 by Charlie Stedman · Leave a Comment
If it were easy to build wealth, wed all be rich!
To build wealth is not easy.
To build wealth is very hard, but the good news is that with a few simple steps you can start building wealth too!
Its funny how we seem to make the simple things in life more difficult? Isnt it?
Take getting out of debt for example. At the core, it takes simple steps:
But the simple things in life arent always easy, are they? Theres a difference between the two.
Simple means it isnt complicated. It doesnt take much to build wealth.
In fact, in a few steps we all can build wealth.
Unfortunately, the majority of folks in America dont seem to follow these three simple steps to build wealth.
Becoming a millionaire or just building wealth in general, as this article from Free Money Finance describes, is simple.
Although I dont agree with FMFs title (he says its easy), its still a great post to make the point.
Below youll find my thoughts on three simple steps to build wealth:
1. Build Wealth Complete Article…
Fidelity Polishes Its iPad App
December 14, 2011 by Hudson Watts · Leave a Comment
The Electronic Investor has been barraged by small bits of interesting news from Fidelity Investments over the past couple of months. Rather than report on the new mobile and desktop features in the firm’s trading platform one by one, we decided a summary would work better for everyone.
The Pew Research Center estimates that 11% of American adults own a tablet computer, and online investors have been particularly eager adapters. Fidelity, which has offered some excellent mobile apps for years, estimates that one-third of log-ins from this group already come from an iPad. This new, improved app ought to increase …
MoneyAisle Launches Live, On-Demand Auctions for Unsecured Personal Loans
December 9, 2011 by Hudson Watts · Leave a Comment
Need a personal loan?
“MoneyAisle.com has now launched their proprietary reverse loan technology for unsecured personal loans. As with all of its products, MoneyAisle.com helps consumers across a wide range of credit scores. For consumers, unsecured personal loans are an important way to reduce debt and meet emergency expenses instead of relying on credit cards with their onerous interest rates, which can often be as high as 20 to 22 percent. With MoneyAisle.com, consumers can instantly find fixed rates for personal loans can be as low as 8.30%.”
Not only have personal loans been added to the loan technology on MoneyAisle.com, but RV refinancing, new and used RV loans, motorcycle refinancing, new and used motorcycle loans, boat refinancing, and new and used boat loans as well.
MoneyAisle.com “creates a safe, transparent platform for consumers to secure great deals on financial services and products.
How investing in Platinum can benefit you
December 9, 2011 by Laura Reveley · Leave a Comment
By Kayla McBrideAs a pure precious metal, Platinum is whitish in color and malleable. For many years, platinum has been used in emission controlling devices, jewelry and in electronics. As a precious metal, platinum can be both collected and invested in. The rarest of the precious metals, platinum has a much shorter history in the financial sector in contrast with Gold and silver. Platinum is steadily becoming one of the most proficient hedges against inflation in the marketplace.
Platinum metal investing comes in a variety of types including coins, exchange traded products on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Swiss Bank accounts that offer the investor immediate buying and selling of platinum as a form of currency. Platinum coins have become more popular in recent years over its gold and Silver counterparts. While platinum is one of the scarcer precious metals and comes in many different forms, there are some advantages of investing in platinum coins and owning them.
–Combination – platinum coins provide a prosperous avenue to platinum commodity market participation and owning a collectible coin as well.
Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card Review
December 8, 2011 by Charlie Stedman · Leave a Comment
Chase’s Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Plus credit card has undergone a number of makeovers during the past year. The latest rendition of the Southwest credit card provides applicants with a very respectable 25,000 Rapid Rewards point sign up bonus worth slightly more than $400 in Wanna Get Away Fares as well as all the standard reward features consumers have come to expect from airline credit cards.
Approved applicants who make a single purchase obtain the aforementioned 25,000 Rapid Rewards point bonus. The points have a value of 1.7 cents each when used for Wanna Get Away fares and can thus be used to purchase a round-trip flight comprised of two one way $200 tickets. Given that it is often possible to get Wanna Get Away fares for as low as $50, these points could theoretically be enough for four flights.
Apart from the sign-up bonus, card-members earn 2 Rapid Rewards points for every dollar spent on Southwest Airlines purchases in addition to rewards earned from flying. G