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mydidi37


I recently have gotten into the “make money online” thing. I’ve seen many ads about making money by taking surveys. I understand the basic principle of companies wanting feedback from people, but I am not sure if this is real or just a scam. I’m wondering if anyone has tried it and can shed some light on the topic?

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Clint Maher


Times have changed, an obvious statement you might say.

We are at a time in man’s history that is like no other. We are at a time that brings all a level playing field. We are in the information age and it is just in its infancy. Never has there been a time in which it was easier (or should I say simpler) to create real and lasting wealth.

Not since the Great Depression have so many millionaires been made (Yes, the time of the depression made the most millionaires in history) and the number of millionaires is growing at a staggering rate every day. The good news is it is not too late to learn the skills required to create wealth in the 21st Century.

The days of working in a factory or in manual labour jobs are coming to an end, and for those lucky enough to have a head start on the rest of the crowd, you are indeed in a fortunate position. No longer is being born into wealth the only way to get ahead, and with the right resources, you will surely be able to create the life that you truly deserve.

So how does one create wealth in the 21st Century you may ask. Some of the strategies have not changed, but the access to the information of these strategies allows anyone to grasp investing like the wealthy have been doing for hundreds of years. The practice of the rich keeping the strategies to themselves is over, and there are people who are willing to show anyone who will listen how to take control of their financial future and get what they want out of life.

In this age we are able to be shown amazing wealth creation strategies in the share market, and property investing methods that are so simple a teenager can do them. The information is out there, you just have to be ready to receive it.

Of course the biggest change going on today, is the Internet. This is now being described as the Real Estate of the future. Every day more and more millionaires and billionairs are being made through the Internet. If we are to survive and flourish in the future, it is imperitive that you grasp hold of the way to do business on the Internet. If you are new to business, learn as much as you can and get online. If you are alreadt in business offline, bring it online.

In order to achieve anything successful in life, you must invest in yourself, and you must invest in your future. Go and do a course and continually improve yourself. Go and find a mentor, and model yourself on them. Whatever you do, you must take action and do something. Do not just sit there in your mind numbing job and think that you can hang out till your 65, as those days are going fast.

As far as I know we only live once and time is running out for us. Learn the skills necessary to be able to rely on yourself so you can have a great future, in every way possible. Learn the skills that allow you to quit that job which you hate and get out there and live. Don’t get to 80 years of age and look back on your life with regret.

You know you owe it to yourself, and if you have a family, then you owe it to them as well.

jules4128


Feedback please- these Funds are exploding in popularity. With Merrill Lynch raising $6.6 billion from preferred shares to investors that include Kuwait Investment Authority, and Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed and the Singapore government injecting $7.5b into Citigroup (4.9% stake to Abu Dhabi), not to mention UBS obtaining $9.75b from Singapore’s largest sovereign wealth fund… is this potentially the creation of the next bubble? With banks all across the board getting a good shelacking from subprime, what are the implications of these magical funds? I am skeptical of the nature of these funds… what’s your prediction?

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josh n


I have a foreclosure coming up soon in new jersey and i was wondering if setting up an limited liability company would be a smart move to protect cash monies. i live in florida so they cant touch my house here and as head of household they cant garnish my wages. i would like to put all my money into a bank account under my LLC.does anybody have knowledge of this kind of asset protection.

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truthsfifth


It’s not a question of ends, it’s a question of means.

Either government’s role is not merely to protect and preserve liberty, or it is to usurp it, to trample on it. You cannot possibly draw distinctions among the ENDS for which it may do this – because (1) those distinctions are subjective – they are merely the ideals that any individual might have, and (2) ALL such proposed objectives will simply be represented as “for the children” or “for the good of the whole” – those phrases become meaningless (they already have) and pretty soon it’s just a feeding frenzy, people become less focused on creating wealth than on taking it from others, and then there is less to go around.

Freedom and wealth creation go hand in hand, folks.
We’re not talking about helping an elderly homeless person on the streetcorner.

We’re talking about mugging the next 10 people who walk down the street, paying ourselves for the effort and then giving the elderly homeless woman 25 cents on the dollar, and justifying this by either or both of (1) there are 11 of us so we’re a ‘majority’ and (2) look we gave money to an elderly homeless woman.

The inability of so many to see how this creates a precedent for 11 to mug 10 for any purpose is frightening.
Brian please see my other posts, I am a Libertarian, I oppose corporate welfare and think it’s even worse than individual welfare….. I think gays should be allowed to marry each other – - – you won’t see ME at any of the ceremonies, and I think they’re NUTS, but it’s supposed to be a FREE country and you have a right to be nuts!
Hopeful, you should try to be Thoughtful instead – a material minimum wage hike would only put people out of work. That’s what price floors do.

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