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I have listened to Stu talking at a trading conference before and what he said about the importance of having a solid trading plan made perfect sense to me. Trading requires discipline and Stu has a background as an army officer, so he certainly knows all about discipline. Below is an interview that Stuart had [...]

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Planning For Your Child’s Financial Future by Cashmere Lashkari As parents we love our children. We give them the best of everything that we can. Even at the risk of spoiling them silly. There is a desire to give the child the best that you can afford. Be it clothes, toys or education. Yet not [...]

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Debt consolidation enables you to merge all your debts into a single account. Undoubtedly, debt consolidation is a good option to pay off debts . However, you need to find out if it the appropriate option for you to become debt free. To find out the appropriateness of the debt help program, a debt consolidation [...]

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Investor mistakes happen and the big ones can kill you financially. If you lose half of your money, you need to double what you have left to get back to break even. Here we discuss the major investor mistakes, not the obvious. Call the following rules investing basics, or simply investor mistakes to avoid. The [...]

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To be honest, I have not personally found a financial advisor that I trusted.. but then again I have not been searching for them. James writes an article that will help you find a financial planner that you may be able to trust. He has some great questions to ask them too. You see, it [...]

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How can ordinary, even low-income, if not poor, people become rich?  The answer to that question is as simple as it is mandatory:  Start by saving and investing something regularly, even if it is a modest amount, in anticipation of big returns in the future.  Saving and budgeting is the most important part of investing. If [...]

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Today you’re going to write down everything you owe your creditors.  That’s right, everything— from your student loans, to mortgages, to credit card debt, medical bills, auto loans, etc.  On a piece of paper, make a complete list of your obligations and here’s what you should write or type out on the sheet: Include the [...]

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