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76. 5 Easy Ways to Save and Build Wealth By Cindy Morus
    1. Pay off high-cost debt. The best investment most borrowers can make is to pay off consumer debt with double-digit interest rates. For example, if you have a $3,000 credit card balance at 19.8%, and you pay the required minimum balance of 2% of the balance or $15, whichever is greater, it will take 39 years to pay off the loan. And you will pay more than $10,000 in interest charges.2. Buy a home and pay off the mortgage before you retire. The largest asset of most middle-income families is t…



77. Budget Tips By Tim Gorman
    To budget, to have a budget and to be on a budget is not a bad thing; in fact, it’s just about the best financial situation you can find yourself in. A budget is a valuable financial management tool which will enable you to pay your monthly expenses, save a certain percentage of your income and control your expenditures.How can you stay within in your monthly budget? There are several steps to making a budget.1. The first step to making a budget is to gather information about your take home in…



78. Creating Money, Prosperity, and Abundance Now (Part 2) By Chyrene Pendleton
    Giving and ReceivingIt seems that people generally find it easy to give, but more difficult to receive. Receiving is a very important part of giving. Both keep that energy circulating in our lives. And they keep prosperity flowing in our lives.I've learned that we should receive with joy and gratitude. Thank the person and thank the Universe. In this way, you keep the doors open to receive even more. And you may even receive money and prosperity from unusual sources. "Creating Money" offers an…



79. A College Degree or an MBA is NOT NEEDED to be Financially Free By Coral LaFresnaye
    Look at Forbes’ top 10 United States wealthiest people. Notice the top five “self made” billionaires (excludes the Waltons who’s net worth is due to inheritance) are college dropouts. If MBA/college degrees were the answer, this would not be true.1. Gates, William Henry III (drop out)2. Buffett, Warren Edward3. Allen, Paul Gardner (drop out)4. Walton, Alice L.5. Walton, Helen R.6. Walton, Jim C.7. Walton, John T.8. Walton, S. Robson9. Dell, Michael (drop o…



80. Urban Hyena Finance Share Market Terms By Mark Piper
    Share Market TermsShare Market, Shares, Investment, Broker, Options, EntrepreneurKey TermsShare - Shares are traded on the Stock Exchange, a market place where public companies are listed and their shares open for trade. When you buy a share, you purchase an ownership stake in a public company. You receive part of the company' profits through payments known as dividends. If the share price rises, you may also see a capital gain.Dividend - A company may pay all or part of its profits to its sha…



81. Self Improvement and Financial Security for the Future By Garry Zancanaro
    Any successful person, or any anyone interested in self improvement and making a better life for themselves must be prepared to take responsibility for every aspect of their lives and their future.To many people, financial planning may well be one of the most uninspiring of all subjects. However, it’s a fact of life that it’s one thing we MUST address to ensure a secure future for ourselves and our families.No one is guaranteed a job for life anymore. Major corporations are certainly not secur…



82. Building Wealth: A Wealth Building Strategy Is More Than Simply Diversifying Your Investments By C.C. Collins
    Wealth - an abundance of values. Each of us determines what is or is not of value to us. He or she may not be wealthy even though they may have a great deal of money because they have no honor, no happiness.I measure wealth not only by the numbers but by holding it up against my happiness level at any given time. Building wealth is fine, but most people assume you are interested in building wealth to become secure, stable, and happy in life.Assuming you are happy, just not thrilled with your …



83. What Do You Mean By Diversity? By Matthew Clement
    The word ‘diversity’ is a unique one. It can represent many things, depending upon its context. To work in a diverse workplace is to have all genders and ethnicities represented. In another example, people strive for diversity within their leisure activities, while at the same time seeking consistency (yes, that is strange).Used to describe your financial affairs, diversity is equally important, and I’d be happy to share why this is so. Have you ever met someone who said, “I invest all my fund…



84. The PDQ™ Factor By Cindy Morus
    It’s the beginning of a brand new year: a time to set goals, make plans, and start afresh; a time to dream of making more money, having a more beautiful body, and experiencing more love. I can’t help you with your body or your love life but I can show you some tools for making more money this year.Have you ever heard of the PDQ Factor ™? Probably not, but you probably have heard of the acronym PDQ, which means “pretty darn quick” and that can be expensive: think fast food, fast cars, and fast …



85. Wealth And Your Net Worth By C.C. Collins
    Most people know it's important to keep and organize all of your vital financial information. But knowing you should and knowing how are two different things!Once you know the reasons for being very organized with your financial data (and keeping it all in a very safe place) I hope you will put organization on your net worth building to-do list (at or near the top).You need to be able to see your financial strengths and weaknesses quickly. If you are an active investor, it's even more import…



86. The Quickest Way to Significantly Increase Your Net Worth By Don Adams
    Your net worth equals what you own minus what you owe. It is commonly referred to as the difference between your total assets and your total liabilities.Here’s a simple illustration:Home Value = $350,000 Mortgage balance = $150,000 Investments = 100,000 Credit cards = 20,000 Auto = 45,000 Auto loans = 30,000 Savings = 15,000 Bank loan = 4,000 You Own = $510,000 You Owe = $204,000Therefore, your n…



87. Investment Techniques For Creating Passive Income By Mika Hamilton
    There are many wealth creation strategies and investment techniques available to those who are looking to create a passive income. These fall into three main categories. Running a business, investing in property and investing in the share market. Although there are many options in each of these areas, finding the right wealth creation strategy for you is not that hard.The formula for Wealth Creation is relatively simple. In order to increase your wealth, you need to increase your wealth genera…



88. The Wealthy Mindset By Dinar Wiria-Atmadja
    What is the difference between wealthy people and poor (even average) people? It is not all the money that wealthy people have and the average don’t, nor the luxury, nor the lifestyle. It is their mindset.A few lucky people have won a lot of money and become wealthy overnight but in short time many of them have returned to their prior financial condition too soon. There is no trace of all the riches they have oncewon. Very few of them can stay wealthy long enough to actually improve their qual…



89. How to Make A Lot More Money By Daegan Smith
    It is not a pipe dream! With a little hard work, you too could get your share of the pie!Prioritize. Before you start the journey to ‘richness,’ focus first on your priorities, goals and values. Ask yourself, “Why do I want to be rich? What should I gain from this? What are the most important things in my life? What are the values I want to retain while I do so?”This is very important because the drive to riches can sometimes make you blind to the things that are important to you: family, fut…



90. 8 Tips for Keeping More of Your Hard Earned Money By Dan Loney
    Masters degree not required...just a little common sense, a $5.00 calculator and a realistic plan is all you’ll need.“There’s got to be a better way” resonates with many of us, when contemplating how frustrated we’ve become with our investment decisions. Too many Canadians are spending far too much on credit card debt, accept inflated mortgage rates from financial institutions they've been loyal to for years, and just don’t seem to have a realistic financial strategy in place.With the myriad o…



91. Building Blocks of a Financial Foundation By Lee Phillips
    You can’t build a house from the roof down, and you can’t build a financial fortune from the roof down either. You have to build a foundation first.The basic foundation of wealth consists of four legal tools. If you understand the tools and know how to use them, your chances of building a financial fortune are much better. If you don’t have the basic foundation, it is time to get your act together. If your parents don’t have their foundation in place, it’s worth every effort you make and e…



92. The Predicament of the Newly Rich By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.
    They are the object of thinly disguised envy. They are the raw materials of vulgar jokes and the targets of popular aggression. They are the Newly Rich. Perhaps they should be dealt with more appropriately within the academic discipline of psychology, but then economics in a branch of psychology. To many, they represent a psychopathology or a sociopathology.The Newly Rich are not a new phenomenon. Every generation has them. They are the upstarts, those who seek to undermine the existing elite,…



93. Could a Roth IRA be Better Than a 401(k)? By Terry Mitchell
    Very few people whom I know are familiar with the benefits of the Roth IRA. It was named for the late Senator William Roth of Rhode Island, who proposed it. It is similar to a traditional IRA except contributions are never tax-deductible. Contributions to traditional IRAs are sometimes deductible or partially deductible, depending on your income and whether or not you have a retirement plan like a 401(k) at work. With Roth IRAs, individuals are limited to incomes of $95,000 ($150,000 for coupl…



94. Let Me Inspire You - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet! (PART-1) By Martin Thomson
    You know about compounding right? You understand what pyramiding your result on a weekly basis can do for your seed capital over a short time. You understand that taking just $100 and compounding it at just 8% per week, you can expect to achieve $4371.00 in just 12 months. Taken further, if that was $1000 instead of $100 your end result would be $43,710 and of course if that $1000 was $10,000 you would make nearly half a million in 12 quick months.Lets say we do start with just $100, first a g…



95. High Flying Market Makes Good Buys Hard to Find By Scott Pearson
    AS THE MARKET FLIES HIGHER, GOOD BUYS ARE BECOMING HARDER AND HARDER TO FIND.Market activity is almost beginning to resemble the jumpy behavior typical of internet stocks in late ’99, when they were at their most frothy. Despite that, we still see values in the market. It’s still possible to make money, but stay informed. Rather than jumping in aimlessly, our readers have the insight to watch for opportunities. Most people, however, have only just begun to realize that the market is headed upw…



96. A New Paradigm Shift In Earthly Wealth By Martin Thomson
    Hello,If you dont understand this yet, or have not heard of opportunity investment, you are about to venture into a new life for yourself and your family.My own fiscal transformation occurred several years ago, yet its not over yet, I've just begun.Let me ask you, if I told you that money was laying around waiting for you to pick it up and stuff it into your childrens education account, would you believe me?On some level I think you know its true, money is abundant on this planet.Let me awaken…



97. Generate Savings with Smart Use of Electricity! By Tim Gorman
    No matter what income level you are currently at, generating savings is always a smart move to make. So what is one area you can generate a satisfying level of savings? Change your habits and how you use electricity. Yes, do these simple steps and satisfyingly watch your electrical bills dwindle.You don’t need to make a huge commitment towards saving on electricity, think of it as smart habit changes. Neither should you mistake saving as acts that need to be applied to the point where you sacr…



98. Make Money Fast With No Investment-How Andrew Made $100,000 in 6 Months By Jack Reynolds
    Andrew Newberry is a distant family friend that knew about my business acumen. He knew how I had been in his position only 24 months previously and had heard about the new life I was leading with the wealth I had generated. I could hear the earnest desperation in his voice, when he asked me "how'd you do it Jack"? His question was open and sincere. In my eye's he was at a point where there was only one direction for his life to go...up.Andrew needed to make money fast. His family were in dange…



99. Personal Budget Programs By Tim Gorman
    Do you have financial problems? Then a budget is the answer if you are tired of wondering where your income went. A budget is the answer, if you don’t have savings. A budget is also the only solution to getting out of credit card debt.You can purchase a 6-column ledger or use an electronic ledger in recording your expenses and income. Or purchase budget software. While an electronic ledger (like Excel) functions by keeping your financial records and doing your computations, budget software pro…



100. Create Tax Savings And Transfer Wealth To Your Child With A Roth IRA By Richard Chapo
     Parents must give serious thought to protecting their family through estate tax planning. While life insurance and trusts should be a part of every plan, Roth IRAs can be a simple tool for passing money to your child on a tax-free basis.Roth IRAFirst, we need a quick summary of the Roth IRA. A Roth IRA is an after-tax retirement vehicle that produces huge tax savings because all tax distributions are tax-free. That statement can a bit confusing, so lets break it down. The downside of a…



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