Archive for April, 2005

Poor People: Why do you Give to Help Them?

Thursday, April 28th, 2005

This article may upset some people. Money can be a touchy subject, even when talking about giving to poor people. When you combine the subject of money with religious feelings, there can be conflict.

I saw a commercial on television that really bothered me and I wondered why it was so disturbing to me. Perhaps you’ve seen it, or similar commercials, or even heard a message like that from a pulpit. I finally figured out what was upsetting me.

The message was intended to make me feel guilty if I didn’t give money to help poor people. Now I am in highly in favor of helping people, but let’s stop for just a minute to consider those living in poverty.

First of all, God never intended for human beings to live in poverty. The very first recorded words in the Bible from God to man were, “Be fruitful.” It was not, and still is not the will of God for people to be poor and have lack. Secondly, Jesus Christ said that the poor will always be here. So, any talk of eliminating poverty from the face of the earth is to say that Jesus lied.

Now there are people all over the world in need of help. No one can deny that. But why do some religious people try to make you feel guilty if you don’t give to help the needy? That is a violation of the principle of giving. The Bible says that we ought to give, not grudgingly or of necessity, because God loves a cheerful giver. You cannot give cheerfully if you are made to feel guilty about it.

In my opinion, making someone feel guilty so that they will give you their money is stealing. Your feelings are being manipulated; you are being forced to give your money. Thievery!

And have you ever wondered why is there so little preached about the benefits of giving? God has promised that as you give, He will fill your barns or storehouses with plenty. He has promised that you would have abundance. He has even promised that He would open to you the windows of heaven and that He would pour you out a blessing that you would not even be able to receive! The principle that God set up is that of giving, and receiving.

When was the last time you heard someone ask for money and also remind you of the blessings that you should expect to receive back? Rare isn’t it? Instead, they want to take your money and not even tell you that you are supposed to expect to receive back. If people do not know that they are supposed to receive back, they will not be looking for it or expecting it. If you think that there is no fruit on a tree to pick and eat, you wouldn’t even consider going over to the tree to look. So, good, sincere, God loving people are robbed again, this time from the blessings they should be receiving back for their giving.

Instead of making people feel guilty about what they have, and guilty about the lack others have, why not teach people about the abundance God has promised? Why not teach people how to prosper? The Bible says that God wishes above all things that you prosper and be in health. Why not teach people the principles of prosperity that are clearly defined in the Bible?

Someone may shame you into giving up fifty or a hundred dollars. But think of what could happen if instead, they taught you how to prosper. What would happen if your income increased by 20, 30, or even 50 thousand dollars a year? Wouldn’t you have a lot more to give to help people in need? And you could give to help them, not grudgingly, but cheerfully. It is not a sin to be wealthy. Money is not evil. It is the love of money that is the root of all evil.

Christians need to believe God’s promises of abundance and operate the principles of prosperity. Then their lives will be blessed and abundant and they will have plenty to give to those in need.

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Debt Consolidation Lender – Consolidate Loans Under One Roof

Wednesday, April 27th, 2005

When our debts seem to be spiraling out of control in a bad credit history scenario, then you may be in need of help of a debt consolidation lender. A solution may be to consolidate your debts by taking out a debt consolidation loan. A debt consolidation loan is used to consolidate all your debts into a single debt which is repaid at a lower interest rate as a single monthly payment. This is a very big decision as it helps you start life afresh and debt free within a few years.

Finding a Good Debt Consolidation Lender

Debt consolidation loans are offered by various lenders from financial institutions, credit unions, banks as well as debt consolidation companies. Selecting the right debt consolidation lender is of paramount importance as the wrong choice may get you into more trouble instead of making you debt-free.

There are for-profit as well as non-profit service oriented debt consolidation lenders. Select a firm after you have done appropriate research. Compare rates, find out how reliable the firm is by checking how long is has been in business, and check if there are any complaints against it. Go for a company that charges reasonable rates and that offers counseling services as well as helps work out a plan that can get you debt free within a time frame. Many of the debt consolidation lenders will offer to negotiate with your creditors and lower your outstanding dues to a certain extent.

Opt for an unsecured loan as even though the interest rate may be higher, you will not compound the situation as the risk is minimal as compared to securing a loan using collateral such as your house. Be sure that you work as per the plan, stay focused and repay the loan on time. Live within a budget and try to stay debt-free after repayment.

Online Debt Consolidation Lender

Selecting a good debt consolidation lender is a very important decision you need to take if you want to stay above board and debt free. The good news is that you can easily do a research online to compare several debt consolidation lenders through the Internet. Debt consolidation lenders available online can be of a great help if you are attempting to find one that offers a great service and understand your financial situation. A good debt consolidation lender should be able to analysis thoroughly your debts and work out an effective solution to repay all of them smartly. Your financial burden will be greatly reduced if all loans are consolidated into a single loan with a single monthly payment.

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Investing Options Series: Money Market Funds

Wednesday, April 27th, 2005

I decided to kick off the Investing Options Series by highlighting Money Market Funds. There’s really no rhyme or reason behind it except that the next installment will be about Money Market Accounts and highlighting the difference between the two savings options.

What Are They?
A Money Market Fund (not to be confused with a Money Market Deposit Account) is a type of mutual fund that maintains its value by purchasing short-term investments (maturing in less than one year) such as Treasury bills, short-term certificates of deposit (CDs), and short-term commercial debt. Money Market Funds are required by law to provide a safe and liquid investment while at the same time providing returns slightly higher than a run-of-the-mill passbook savings account. Money Market Funds are becoming increasingly popular and more widely available every year. Even PayPal has a Money Market Fund! In fact, at the end of 2003, money market mutual funds had nearly $2.3 trillion in assets, or 36% of the $6.39 trillion invested in all mutual funds, according to the Investment Company Institute (ICI), an industry group that represents mutual fund companies.

What is the Investment Strategy?
As mentioned above, Money Market Funds’ main strategy is to preserve your invested principal by keeping the net asset value (NAV or share price) around $1. Although Money Market Funds are not insured by the FDIC, no retailer has ever lost money in a Money Market Fund – which has made Money Market Funds infamous for low-risk investing. In fact, there has been just one case of a money market fund “breaking-the-buck,” or dropping below its $1.00 share price. In 1994 an institutional money fund, Community Bankers U.S. Government Money Market Fund, liquidated at 94 cents a share due to extensive derivatives-related holdings.

Different Flavors
There are a number of different Money Market Funds mainly based on the type of short-term investments that are used as well as the amount of the fund that is used to invest in “illiquid” assets in order to try and earn a larger dividend. There are portfolios, for example, that only invest in T-bills or only invest in CDs and there are even state-specific portfolios. The type of underlying investment might not seem very important, but it impacts the yield percentage as well as the taxability of the fund.

Taxable Money Market Funds invest in securities whose income is not exempt from federal income taxes, including funds that invest principally in Treasury securities. Tax-exempt money market funds invest in short-term securities whose income is exempt from federal income taxes, such as bonds issued by state governments and municipalities. The yield on tax-free funds is normally lower than the yield on taxable fund which means that those in upper-income tax brackets will benefit the most from those tax-free funds. If you’re thinking about a tax-free fund take a look at your tax bracket, the state your in, and monitor the yields that are often more volatile in the tax-free funds.

In order to calculate the taxable-equivalent yield:
Subtract your federal income tax rate from 100. For example, if you are in the 25% income tax bracket, the difference is 75. This figure is also called your reciprocal-of-tax-bracket.
Divide the tax-exempt fund’s yield by your reciprocal-of-tax-bracket. If the yield on a tax-exempt fund is 1.8% and your reciprocal-of-tax-bracket is 75, the taxable-equivalent yield is 2.4%.

In other words, you would have to earn a yield of at least 2.4% on a taxable money market fund to make the taxable fund more attractive than the tax-exempt fund.

If your tax-exempt fund is also exempt from state income taxes, subtract your combined income tax rate from 100. For example, if your federal and state income tax rates sum up to 40% of income, your combined reciprocal-of-tax-bracket is 60.

Using the same formula, a 1.8% yield on the current tax-exempt fund has a combined taxable-equivalent yield of 3%.

Short or Long-Term Investment?
Definitely short-term! Money Market Funds are designed to be highly liquid – meaning that you could cash out in a matter of days. In fact, many investment firms allow you to write checks from your Money Market Fund or withdraw cash from an ATM.

Potential Risk
Since Money Market Funds are managed in such a way as to minimize risk, the biggest risk involved in investing in Money Market Funds is the risk that inflation will outpace the funds’ returns, thereby eroding the purchasing power of the investor’s money. Fidelity also mentions that the price of a Money Market Fund could decrease due to a decline in the credit quality of an issuer (i.e. The U.S. Government can no longer honor T-bills). And, as mentioned previously, a Money Market Fund is not a deposit at a bank and is therefore not insured by the FDIC.

Potential Return
Money market funds have an average return of 4 to 6 percent a year – rivaling your savings account and even most short-term CDs. PayPal’s Money Market Fund, which they claim is the country’s highest yielding, had a 7-day average yield of 4.73% as of the date of this post. The interest of a Money Market Fund is calculated daily, but only paid out at the end of the month unless you sell the fund, then it is paid at that time. The graph below shows an example of returns from the PayPal Money Market Fund which sweeps the leftover PayPal funds of investors into a larger Money Market Fund.

These returns can be compared to the U.S. Treasury bill return over the past few years:

BankRate.com provides current Money Market Fund yields as well as graphs such as this one showing the yield comparison of the different flavors of Money Market Funds.

Who is this a Good Investment For?
In short, Money Market Funds are great for individuals looking for a safe and liquid short-term investment. Money market mutual funds are often used by people with brokerage accounts as a short-term holding place for money that’s waiting to be invested in stocks, bonds or mutual funds. However, you must be aware of the expense ratio so that your interest revenue is not swept away from your brokerage firm.

If you’re looking to invest some cash for the short-term, Money Market Funds are an available option – but they are not the best option for most individual investors mainly due to the fact that other investment vehicles (CDs and Money Market Accounts) provide the same liquidity and safety while providing higher returns.

Online Investment – Three Ways to Make Money

Wednesday, April 27th, 2005

Given the rapid growth of Internet nowadays, making money through online investments is now easier than you think. There is an entire host of legal ways to achieve great profit using online investment than nay bank can ever offer. Here are some ideas you can take advantage of when you plan your investments for 2007.

1. Invest in FOREX

Also called foreign exchange market, Forex is a market where investors buy or sell currencies of economically stable countries. Choosing to place your online investment this way can bring you a lot of profit, but you have to be well informed on the politics and economy of all countries. You must also find a broker who will open an account for you in order to open and close your transactions. It’s your obligation to protect your online investment by finding a reputable broker and brokerage company. It is also in your best interest if your broker is registered to Futures Commission Merchant. This can lower the risk of Forex trading, yet bear in mind that in online investment, as in any type of investment for that matter, the risk will never become zero.

2. Invest in online stock trading

If you are interested in entering the online stock trading arena, you should develop a strategic plan which relies on realistic expectations and is well grounded in the basics. Remember to be selective from the get-go and avoid throwing all your assets into a stock just because it looks good at first sight. In order to make the best of your online investment, you should approach it with both skepticism and realism. You will also increase your chances of being successful if you ask for the advice of those who already are so, and who can give you information to your comfort level.

3. Invest in Sports Arbitrage Trading

This a technique based on the disagreements of bookmakers when it comes to placing a bet for an event in the sports world. When you make your online investment through Sports Arbitrage Trading you win irrespective of the sports team which actually wins the game, yet find these opportunities by yourself is quite difficult. There are, however, many helpful guides and trading pools you can consult to understand this type of online investment. Although profit is usually in the range of 2% to 5%, investors report profit rates of up to 15% of their initial investment.

In conclusion, take some action today and you might make more money then you ever dream is possible tomorrow.

Copyright © 2007 Joel Teo. All rights reserved. (You may publish this article in its entirety with the following author’s information with live links only.)

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Homeowner Loans – Make Your Home Your Key To Your Dreams

Wednesday, April 27th, 2005

A lot of us in UK know how to put our home into good use, especially if there is one that is not used by the owner. Some rent it out, some conduct their own business from there. There are many ways to use one’s property to reap revenue.

Possessing a home has its own benefit. For example, those who own home become eligible for homeowner loans.

What is Homeowner Loans?

Homeowner Loans, also known as home equity loans are ones which one can avail by taking advantage of one’s home. At first the equity of the home is judged. This is done by subtracting the outstanding mortgage from the present market value of the house.

Usually homeowner loans are secured loans. However, a home owner can also go for unsecured loans. Basically the home equity plays the role of a security and assurance to lenders that the borrower will pay back.

In case of secured loan, the home may act as collateral and in case of unsecured loans, the home does not. However, the home acts as an assurance to the lenders and this can also help the borrower to get a great deduction in the APR.

The amount that a borrower can avail in online-unsecured-loans.co.uk/homeowner-loans.html” target=”_blank unsecured homeowner loans can range from £25,000-£75,000. And the loan repayment period can range from 5 – 25 years. However these terms and conditions are subjected to various criteria such as the borrower’s credit history, financial conditions, income, occupation etc.

With the current scenario in online loan market, it has rather become quite a propitious time to go for homeowner loans. An increasing number of lenders, due to stiff competition, are providing attractive rates, terms and conditions to the borrowers when they opt for homeowner loans.

So now is the time to build your dream balcony, the small attached garage, the small tree house for your 4 year old or simply to go for a trip around the world. With a better deal in homeowner loans, now you can give shape to all your plans and dreams.

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How Does the Fair Credit Reporting Act Affect You and Your Credit?

Tuesday, April 26th, 2005

The Fair Credit Reporting Act was established to protect your rights. Knowing these rights can be a huge asset if you ever find yourself in deep water financially.

If you have credit then you have a right to know what your credit report says. This is enforced by the terms of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). This act guarantees you certain rights that were not enforced so strictly previously.

Businesses and lenders use your credit report when deciding if you are a good risk borrower. If you are then you will be approved for the credit or the loan you are applying for. The FCRA sets the guidelines that ensure the privacy of your credit report is respected and that your report is kept up to date. The FCRA also sets the limits on how long certain information can be kept on your credit report and set the rules as to how you and the lender would go about fixing any errors or omission that may find their way into your credit history.

Here are some of the guidelines that you should know incase you ever have any problems with your creditors and your credit report:

Each and every one of us has the right to see what is in our credit report. When you have applied unsuccessfully for credit you have the right to know why you were rejected as well as which agency provided the report to the lender. If you ask the creditor which credit reporting agency they used when considering your loan they by law have to give you their name and address. And once you get in touch with them they must give you a copy of your report when you ask for it and they are not allowed to charge you more than the copying and postage costs.

If you see any errors on your report once you get a chance to look it over, you have the right to dispute them. It does sometimes happen that a settled debt stays listed as unpaid, if this or something similar happens to you just contact your creditor immediately. First call them and then follow up with a letter along with any documentation that can back up your claim. The agency has 30 upon receipt of your letter to fix their error.

Once things have been fixed on the creditors end you have the right to receive a new corrected copy of your credit report. Not only can you have a new copy sent top you but you can also have one sent to any company or agency who has requested a copy (for credit reasons) of the old error ridden one in the last six months. If your report had been looked at for employment reasons in the last two years you can have a new copy sent to all of these companies as well.

Another right that we all have is the right to fair collection practices. This is a right that too often gets over looked. Here are some of the guidelines that all debt collectors must follow or else they will be considered to be harassing you.

You may only be contacted during certain hours of the day

They cannot contact you at your place of employment without your previous consent

They are not allowed to share your information, including the fat that they are trying to collect from you with anyone

They are not permitted to lie or trick you into paying

And last but definitely not least, if you send them a written request to stop contacting you they must by law obey.

Credit is becoming more and more important all of the time, we use it to buy to rent and to get a good job. This is why it is so important for people to know what their rights are so that they do not get taken advantage of.

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Savings Account Is Important

Tuesday, April 26th, 2005

There are many different reasons that prompt people to create a savings account. You may be looking to create a savings account to have some extra money for emergencies or to save up for a vacation. Perhaps you would like to save money for your children’s college education or simply provide them a security net when they enter adulthood. Some people may create a savings account because they want to save money for retirement. All of these reasons are typical for most people. There could be thousands of reasons that any one person opens a savings account. The problem is what type of saving account do you open? Well, first things first, you should know that the best benefit of a savings account is that they all earn interest on the money in the account. Typical interest rates are anywhere from .55% to 4.25%.

Banks usually have many different levels of savings account that all require different deposits and balances. These range from regular savings to what may be called platinum savings, money market accounts and retirement accounts. Each will have different fees, deposit and balance requirements. You will want to research different banks to find the one most suitable for your savings account needs.

The internet has made life easier for a great many people and it is no different when it comes to banking. The internet has opened the doors to many more options when it comes to a savings account. Thanks to the internet, it has never been easier to do comparison-shopping with different banks. You can shop and compare the different rates and other benefits, right in your web browser. Talk about convenience! What is even better is that the internet has now allowed people to do their banking right online, in the comfort of their own home. You should consider opening an online savings account.

By opening an online savings account, you will be able to have complete control over your money in an instant. You see, many people have turned to an online savings account because it sure beats going to the bank every time you need to check your balance, transfer money into a personal checking account or just see what transactions have occurred in your online savings account. You can have access to a statement prior to ever seeing one in the mail. In fact, many banks now offer the option of receiving your online savings account statement online or paper through the mail. The choice is yours.

An online savings account has numerous benefits. The first is being able to perform all of your banking duties right in the comfort of your home. Another benefit of an online savings account is that you eliminate or at the very least reduce trips to the bank. With an online savings account, you can check your balance, transfer money to and from another account and review your account history without ever having to leave the house. This saves you a great deal of time and money.

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What Do They Mean By Credit Repair?

Tuesday, April 26th, 2005

Have you been turned down by Traditional Lenders? Unable to get the loan you need? Frustrated and Desperate? If your Bad Credit history is to blame – Perhaps you should consider Credit Repair.

The term Credit Repair refers to a series of steps that you may be able to take to either remove defaults from your credit report or over time build up a new and better credit history.

The first step towards Credit Repair is obtaining your personal credit report. In Australia you are able to do this by contacting Baycorp Advantage. Your Credit Report will be mailed to you within 10 working days free of charge. Once you receive your report you will be able to take some action.

Incorrect Entries on Your Credit Report?

It is a common belief held by many that credit reports are always accurate. This can not be further from the truth. Credit providers frequently do not do all necessary verification before listing a default with Baycorp. Errors can occur for a number of reasons. One missed bill can result in a default on your credit history. It can be a bill that you have never received. It may be a bill incurred by someone else. Identity fraud is a big problem currently all around the world. If someone gets access to your personal information such as date of birth and driver’s licence they may run up bills in your name. You may not become aware of these bills until you yourself next apply for a loan. Reporting agencies rarely verify or cross check information unless they have a specific reason to do so. Therefore it is essential that each individual verifies the accuracy of their own credit report. Should you find any inaccuracies you need to commence their correction as soon as possible. This will probably involve writing to the credit provider who has listed the particular default and explaining the specific circumstances of your situation. If the original bill was not incurred by you – you can insist on the default being removed from your credit history.

Settle All Outstanding Debts

If the bill was issued in your name but was lost or overlooked for any reason the first thing to do is pay it. Until the defaults recorded on your credit report are either removed or paid off you are unable to progress further towards your credit repair. Once you repay your default this will be reflected on your credit report. From then onward paying your bills promptly and managing your money carefully will ensure you are on the way to improving your credit history. Patience is essential as some credit problems will take longer to erase than others.

Consider Debt Consolidation

If you have numerous outstanding debts and you are simply unable to make the scheduled loan repayments – you are not alone. Thousands of Australians are struggling daily with out of control credit cards and personal loans.
It may be time to consider debt consolidation
Debt Consolidation is a process whereby your existing debts are put together into a single lower interest loan (preferably a mortgage if you are a home owner). Thereby your monthly repayments are reduced making it easier to pay off outstanding debts and allow a fresh start.

Fresh Start

All settled defaults will automatically be removed from your credit report within 5 years. Defaults which were placed on your report in error can naturally be removed much sooner. But it is up to each one of us to review our own credit reports and take the appropriate action.
Once you have a clean CRAA you should start by building a new credit history. Be aware that it is easy to revert to old spending habits.

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Chalk Out Your Needs with Quick Bridging Loan

Tuesday, April 26th, 2005

Everyone wants to improve his or her condition and look up for better deal. With regard to his or her job, luxurious item, car, property etc. You may leave in your own flat but you have set your eyes on other home. However, unable to leave the present dwelling because of not getting a better offer to sale it. Then it is no more a matter of concern with quick bridging loan.

As the name suggests quick bridging loan is availed online. Just fill an application form with details required by the lenders that may include your financial status, flow of income, and value of property. This helps you get your desired lender.

Quick bridging loan is a short-term financial arrangement provided to buy a commercial or residential property. It is availed to you when you are in need of purchase of property and simultaneously waiting for cash realization from the sale of another property. Generally, these loans come with competitive increased interest of rate.

Quick bridging loan is burden less as the borrower pays the interest until he is able to repay the loan amount. As the principal amount of the quick bridging loan is paid back at a time when the borrower has sold the old property.

The collateral provided for quick bridging can be anything but generally the lender goes for the property to be bought as collateral of the loan. Once the principal amount is paid back, the lender will return the deal papers of the property to you.

Quick bridging loan can be availed to either good or bad credit scorer. But the bad credit has to pay an increased competitive interest rate. However, try to make timely payments, as the late payments can put the asset in risk.

Thus, selling and purchasing of property with quick bridging loan is a rightful deal.

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Build Credit: Build Credit Score Tips to Improve

Monday, April 25th, 2005

When it comes to building credit, build is the word of focus. In my mind, there are two types of credit scores, each with its own separate techniques for improving your credit. No matter where you may fall, I hope you take something from this article.

Everyone knows it takes credit to build credit. This can be very frustrating for those with no credit because it severely limits the available techniques you can undertake to build credit. For those that are just starting out, there are several available options. The easiest way to start your own credit is to piggy back from someone else’s good credit. This can be as easy as being added to a credit card as an authorized or joint user, or by getting someone you know to cosign a loan for you. If these options are not possible, the next best solution is to apply for a secure credit card. These credit cards allow you to put a deposit down which is usually the limit you are allowed to spend. This takes any risk away from the lender and can help just as much as having a traditional credit card. In addition, most secure credit card companies will let you switch to a traditional credit card after a year or so if you make your payments on time. Above all, make sure you choose a company that reports to all three major credit companies and watch for fine print.

Some people already have credit but want to know what they need to do to improve their credit score. To these people I ask how much of your available credit do you actually use? To maintain the best score possible, you need to show these credit companies you are sitting comfortable. Try to keep under 30% of the credit you have at your disposal. Also make sure your credit comes from several various sources. This will show you are not only stable but established.

Checking your credit report is a very good idea, and depending on what site you use, it can be free. This is important not only for satisfying your curiosity, but also for guarding against identity theft. Before you go to get that new house, car, or job, make sure to request a free copy of your credit report. The last thing you need is false information making a bad first impression.

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