What Does $4 Gas Mean for Your Investments?
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, there were 135,399,945 passenger cars in the United States as of 2006. The owners of all those vehicles have had less money to spend as the price of gas has soared. What impact does this have on the economy – and on your investments? Let’s do the math and find out.
READ MOREFat Loss: A Calorie Is NOT a Calorie
While losing weight isn’t the easiest task for some, the equation is pretty simple: To drop pounds, you need to burn more calories than you consume.
READ MOREETR Insider Report: You Have Questions, We Have Answers
Wouldn’t it be nice to get insider information and advice on your specific problem from an experienced expert in the field?
READ MOREA Tale of Two Winners
“Leo” had a good strategy for handling big paydays. Throughout his career, whenever he received a big chunk of income, the first thing he did was carve out an amount sufficient to cover the income taxes he would have to pay on it and put the money in a special bank account.
READ MOREThere’s Nothing New Under the Sun
I know how to make money – a LOT of money – in times like these, because I’ve been there before. All you have to do is hit the history books, figure out who got richest the fastest the last time around, and then do what they did. Only better
READ MOREDo You Charge So Much Your Customers Complain?
Do we really want our customers complaining about our prices? Should we, in fact, always charge the maximum price we can get away with for everything we sell?
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Checking Your Net Worth Progress
A recent study from DayTimer.com concluded that American workers with the highest incomes and most success in the workplace are those who have written goals.
READ MOREBarbells, Ladders, and Avoiding Bondage
Investing right now – when the economy is so shaky – may sound mighty risky. In fact, your main concern is probably not how much money you can make … but how well you can keep your existing money safe. There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s in unpredictable times like…
READ MORETake Your Water Bottle With You When You Leave Your Car
You know that water bottle you carry with you everywhere? Or the bottles you use to feed your baby? If they’re plastic, they could be making you or your baby very sick. Fortunately, there’s one easy step you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones from the “toxic” effects of plastic.
READ MORELiving Rich: Drawing on Your Inner Resources
Being totally self-reliant, able to fend for yourself – it’s an appealing idea, one that’s been romanticized in literature and the movies.
READ MORERe-Entering the Workforce
Finding a new job after being out of the workforce for an extended period of time can be tough. Maybe you left work to raise your kids. Or took a few months to care for a sick family member. Or had to quit your job because of an illness of your own. Whatever the reason, you probably want to know what you can do to improve your chances of getting hired again.
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