Archive for May, 2008

$10,000 Dollar Investment – Double it in 3 Weeks

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008


One of the safest ways to invest money is to get in exchange for your money as it leaves your hands, some form of tangible asset that is insurable. When you think about how a bank secures their investment, which is what a bank loan is when it offers you money to buy a house, the banks sees the money they give you as an investment. They secure this investment by securing the actual house you chose as collateral.

If you will observe how a bank behaves about the investment you will notice that a key feature of their risk minimization measure is simply to own the house as collateral and that is the key to investing. If you have $10,000 you could buy a house, using it as a deposit. However you would not double your $10,000 in three weeks doing so.

However, let’s expand this concept that a bank uses. If you examined your market locally for a small 4 cylinder car for example and established that the particular model you are interested in is worth $16,000 dollars, but you found one that you had checked by a mechanic and it was selling for $12,000

People sell for their own reasons and it is not always about getting the money. sometimes they may accept a deep discount for speed. Maybe they are going over seas, or maybe they have just bought a new car and want to get rid of the old one so they can use the garage. The point is if you purchase an asset with your money that you own and control which has a ready market, then you have a very safe investment. By maki9ng sure you paid much less for it then market value, you have shored up the investment much like a bank shores up their investment by making you come up with a large deposit. You could easily double your $10,000 safely and quickly making 2 or 3 transactions such as this one.

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Debt Consolidation Loan Scams To Avoid

Monday, May 26th, 2008


Debt consolidation loans can be effective debt-relief tools for those struggling with high levels of credit debt. A personal debt consolidation loan is one option to regain financial control and to eliminate high-interest debt. In shopping for a desirable personal loan, beware of potential scams offered by unscrupulous companies and brokers.

There are three very common scams. Two scams start with the same type of promotion, either through mailed advertising, or e-mails. A low-cost personal debt consolidation loan is advertised. A link is provided to the lender’s Web site, a fake lending Web site that frequently carries the name of a well-known lending company, without authorization.

In the first scam, the person seeking a personal debt consolidation loan is requested to supply personal and financial information through the Web site script. If the information is supplied, the person becomes a victim of identity theft.

In the second scam, the fake lender Web site asks for personal and financial information and for a processing or application fee. If the borrower agrees to the fee, the fake lender keeps the fee and the fake lender Web site soon disappears.

A third type of scam for personal debt consolidation loans is available through real lending institutions of dubious reputation. Again, the person seeking the loan is drawn by an advertisement of low-rate loans and other savings. In these types of scams, the basic game is what is known as the “bait and switch.”

A person who applies and is approved for a loan ends up with a much higher interest rate than one agreed on and many unanticipated fees, costs and charges. A person fails to check out the details and signs this loan has terms unlikely to make debt consolidation successful.

There are plenty of reputable and legitimate loan providers that can provide a personal debt consolidation loan for the borrower to regain control of finances and eliminate problem debt. Maintain awareness of the common scams and perform due diligence about the personal loan provider and the fine details of the agreement before signing up for a personal debt consolidation loan.

By: Scott Sumerford

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Author Bio: Scott Sumerford has several years of experience working in the financial industry and has written a myriad of articles on various financial matters. He graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington where he worked as a writing center tutor and contributed to the university’s newspaper, The Shorthorn. View more articles



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