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Aug 28 2010

Starting Your Investment With Gold Coins

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Some financial advisers and analysts recommend that one start investing in gold coins if they would want to start investing in gold.  If you are just starting out with gold investments, it is recommend investing in gold bullion first. It has the least premium over the spot price (or melt value) of gold at the [...]

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Aug 28 2010

Good Investment: Gold Bars

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It’s all about where to invest your money properly these days. While the stock market remains to be fickle-minded, many are turning to gold bars as their form of investment. Gold Bars has been the most popular investment option for families from the wealthy and reasonably rich to ordinary people looking to park some of [...]

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Aug 12 2010

Going with the Trends

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Did you know that the United States Gold Bureau has its own Facebook page? I have learned several government agencies and businesses are doing the same thing, given that Facebook has more views than Google already and millions of people are logged in all the time. It is a good way to keep people informed [...]

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Aug 10 2010

A Wise Investment

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If you are looking for a new way to invest without having too much risks (who needs it right now?), you might want to consider investing in gold, silver and precious metals. Investing in precious metals has been a long-established tradition to acquire wealth. It has also been used to gauge one’s wealth. Owning gold [...]

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Jul 29 2010

Investing Your Wealth

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It’s great that I have friends who are very wise about how to spend, save and invest their money. I learn a lot from them just by listening to how they deal with money. Lately I shared the frustration that our savings were not going as high as fast as we want to. A friend [...]

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Jul 24 2010

The Mess of TransUnion

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Have you ever heard of the TransUnion Lawsuit? TransUnion, a credit reporting company, illegally sold confidential credit information to target marketing companies in the United States between the years 1987 and 2000. Disclosure of such personal information is a direct violation of the Federal Credit Reporting Act. So many consumers were affected by this that [...]

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Jul 18 2010

Video Conference for Business Use

Anthony’s business has grown the past year. It did so well that the business even landed on a big contract with a client from the US and another one is a partnership with a company in Singapore. Yes, Anthony is into the outsourcing business and this year marks the global expansion that he envisioned for [...]

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Jun 30 2010

Investing on Health

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I am so thankful that my parents have health insurance coverage provided by my younger sister. They are having health problems lately and need a lot of medical tests and check-ups + follow-ups to consultations and with HMO coverage, at least they are getting everything for free. After almost a year of waiting, we also [...]

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Jun 20 2010

Consumer Credit Counseling: Do You Need It?

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Let us be honest and say that a lot of people tend to rely too much on credit limit that they forget being responsible in handling it. If everyone can properly manage credit card usage then we would not see viewers of Oprah or The Ellen Show waiting to be chosen when the hosts give-away [...]

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Jun 03 2010

Cooking Up a Storm in Form of Gold

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It seems that gold is the best way to go if you want to invest in something besides keeping your hard-earned money locked up in the bank. Gold is more stable than dollars these days.  Buying gold has been recognized for centuries as one of the best ways to preserve one’s wealth and purchasing power. [...]

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