How to Open a FOREX Account
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In our previous article about Forex trading, we discussed what foreign currency exchange is and how it is conducted. What we did not touch upon is how you can open a Forex account and begin trading. Please keep in mind that what we’re sharing here should be carefully considered. Fortunately, you can open a practice account first and then begin your actual trades later.
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Money Tip
for the week of: Feb 05
Gas Prices Keep Raising ...
forecasts have it that gas prices will remain high and possibly rise with the coming summer months. Let's view how you can best save of fuel costs.
Weekly Tip:
reduce your transporation costs
Forex Trading: What is it?
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Forex is a word that you may have heard, but you don’t know what it means. Forex stands for “foreign exchange” and foreign exchange trading is how people can exchange one currency for another one.
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How to Make Money From Online Surveys
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Fact: You won’t get rich taking surveys. You won’t make a living, either. But, if you take surveys regularly, you can accumulate points that can be redeemed toward rewards including free magazines, airline miles, savings on shopping, gift cards and other offers. Likely, you won’t ever see cash, but the money you save is equivalent to earning money for the surveys you do take.
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How to Save Money Toward Your Summer Vacation
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If you’re wanting to go on vacation this summer, then your planning should begin now and involve several measurable steps to help you save enough money to pay for your trip. Without proper planning, you may find yourself scrambling for cash or, worse, relying on credit cards to pay for your trip. Avoid the panic and debt traps — make a plan now!
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Falling Rate of Foreclosure Filings in 2011
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You may think that foreclosure filings falling in 2011 is great news and that the housing crisis is improving, however, it would appear that this reduced rate is just a delay of the inevitable. Many realty experts have claimed that this reduction in rate of foreclosure filings is related to government intervention, shoddy foreclosure practices and banks’ unwillingness to follow through with foreclosures, not an indication that homeowners are in better financial shape than they were in 2010.
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5 Tips on Selling Gold for Cash
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The price of gold continues to fluctuate, but as of this writing it is still above $1,700 an ounce. That price is up by more than $600 per ounce from 2007, demonstrating that a lot of people are holding onto gold as a hedge against inflation. The demand for gold means that there are buyers out there, people who will pay you top dollar for your coins, jewelry and ingots. However, much caution needs to be exercised as you look to sell what you own, as there are scam artists that want your gold, but won’t pay you what it is worth.
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7 Family Budgeting Tips
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For some people, the word “budget” strikes fear within, arousing thoughts of limited funds, restricted shopping and no fun. A budget, however, doesn’t have to cause you misery nor does it mean you’ll have to live the austere life. Instead, a sound budget can free up money to allow you to pursue those things you want above the things that you need.
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