Financial education, having it makes the future very bright indeed.
You know, sometimes the worst part of dealing with a crisis like we have over the past few months is simply now knowing what is going to happen.
Have you every been on an airplane flying through some weather and felt uneasy? You tell yourself there is nothing to worry about, but it never completely works because you don't know what's going on in the cockpit (or with the weather).
The pilot, on the other hand, never feels the slightest anxiety. Why? Because he is in control of the plane, he can see the weather ahead and how bad it is, he KNOWS he will steer clear of it, and is thus able to treat the flight as just another day.
The same is true for those with financial education. They saw this storm coming. They knew how to steer clear of the bad parts and harness it to even pick up speed. They know what to do to ensure the future is bright.
Don't wait another day to take control of your future. Yesterday, my stock picks rose 11% in one day. I was not surprised, I know how to read the markets. There is no secret to what I do. You will learn the exact things I do to pick winning stocks and other investment.
Visit my website and enroll today.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Showing posts with label financial literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial literacy. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Free Financial Education Course Complete--Now You Can Survive The Financial Crisis
After many months of work, it's done. The free financial education at FinancialCrisisAnswer.com is complete.
You have been able to enroll for some time now, but the back end of the course was still a work in progress. At midnight last night, the final installment was added.
The course takes you through the background on the economy, wealth building principles, business skills, how to invest in stocks, and how to invest in real estate.
If you're looking for a short 5 minute lesson to teach you how to build wealth, keep looking. This class is going to teach you how to REALLY invest and build huge wealth. Methods that most people don't know.
Can you become a doctor in a day? No. Nether can you learn everything we have to teach you in a day. Rather, the whole course, from beginning to end is 6 months.
Don't worry, you receive it all in small bit sized chunks every 3rd day.
The course is free. The education will change your life. Enroll now at FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
You have been able to enroll for some time now, but the back end of the course was still a work in progress. At midnight last night, the final installment was added.
The course takes you through the background on the economy, wealth building principles, business skills, how to invest in stocks, and how to invest in real estate.
If you're looking for a short 5 minute lesson to teach you how to build wealth, keep looking. This class is going to teach you how to REALLY invest and build huge wealth. Methods that most people don't know.
Can you become a doctor in a day? No. Nether can you learn everything we have to teach you in a day. Rather, the whole course, from beginning to end is 6 months.
Don't worry, you receive it all in small bit sized chunks every 3rd day.
The course is free. The education will change your life. Enroll now at FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Friday, March 20, 2009
URGENT: Financial Crisis Update....Watch This Update On The Federal Reserve
This happened in our financial world last week. This will change your future. WATCH NOW!!!
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
You Have A Pension, You're Safe, Right?
The financial crisis is destroying the wealth of investors everywhere. You probably have some friends who have lost almost everything in their 401K. The whole time, you sit back and relax because you have a pension. Your benefits are defined regardless of the stock market.
I know many people who believe this. Instead of taking action to protect their future, they are burying their head in the sand and feel smart for doing so. Yet, they seem to forget that their pension is invested in the stock market. Yes, the same stock market that is currently tanking.
The money for the pension doesn't come from nowhere. Is it possible that assuming your pension will always be there may not be the wisest idea?
Take a look at this post on ChrisMartenson.com:
"Other states and municipalities are facing similarly difficult choices. In Pennsylvania, the state employees and public teachers pension funds both have warned that employer contribution rates could surge seven-fold from about 4% of payroll to 28%, starting in 2012. The Detroit police and fire pension plan might have to double employer contribution rates to 50% of payroll by 2011, according to the fund's outside actuary.
Two of the nation's biggest public pension funds, New York State Common Retirement Fund and the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also have warned state employers to brace for future rate increases.
cont.
The Detroit police and fire pension plan, where employees are ineligible for Social Security so the benefit plan is more generous and costly, employer contribution rates could double to 50% over the next three years unless the markets turn around, said Norman Jones of Gabriel, Roeder & Smith in Southfield, Mich., the fund's outside actuary."
If you are not learning how to thrive in the financial crisis, let this be a wake-up call. Even if you have a pension, you need to get ready just in case.
As always, we'll teach you for FREE.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
I know many people who believe this. Instead of taking action to protect their future, they are burying their head in the sand and feel smart for doing so. Yet, they seem to forget that their pension is invested in the stock market. Yes, the same stock market that is currently tanking.
The money for the pension doesn't come from nowhere. Is it possible that assuming your pension will always be there may not be the wisest idea?
Take a look at this post on ChrisMartenson.com:
"Other states and municipalities are facing similarly difficult choices. In Pennsylvania, the state employees and public teachers pension funds both have warned that employer contribution rates could surge seven-fold from about 4% of payroll to 28%, starting in 2012. The Detroit police and fire pension plan might have to double employer contribution rates to 50% of payroll by 2011, according to the fund's outside actuary.
Two of the nation's biggest public pension funds, New York State Common Retirement Fund and the California Public Employees' Retirement System, also have warned state employers to brace for future rate increases.
cont.
The Detroit police and fire pension plan, where employees are ineligible for Social Security so the benefit plan is more generous and costly, employer contribution rates could double to 50% over the next three years unless the markets turn around, said Norman Jones of Gabriel, Roeder & Smith in Southfield, Mich., the fund's outside actuary."
If you are not learning how to thrive in the financial crisis, let this be a wake-up call. Even if you have a pension, you need to get ready just in case.
As always, we'll teach you for FREE.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Bernard Madoff Is Going To Jail--Can You Build Wealth Like Madoff Without Becoming Another Madoff?
Bernie Madoff pleaded guilty to one of the largest scams in history. It makes me sick to my stomach. Hundreds of people lost millions while he pocked their money and lived the good life. I'm glad he's no longer on "house arrest" in his million dollar apartment and living in a jail instead. He needs to spend the rest of his life there.
What's worse is that events like these make many believe that this is what the rich do. If someone has money, they must have scammed someone out of theres. Is this true?
Well....sometimes it is, yes. However, there are multiple ways to get rich. You can get rich by breaking the law (like Madoff). You can also get rich by following the law and being a person of integrity. You'd be surprised just how many wealthy people chose the ladder.
After all, if you chose to break the law, you often get caught eventually.
So, how can you become rich fast without being a Bernie Madoff? Check out the link below and find out.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
What's worse is that events like these make many believe that this is what the rich do. If someone has money, they must have scammed someone out of theres. Is this true?
Well....sometimes it is, yes. However, there are multiple ways to get rich. You can get rich by breaking the law (like Madoff). You can also get rich by following the law and being a person of integrity. You'd be surprised just how many wealthy people chose the ladder.
After all, if you chose to break the law, you often get caught eventually.
So, how can you become rich fast without being a Bernie Madoff? Check out the link below and find out.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
The Perfect Financial Investment--What Is It?
What is the perfect financial investment? Is there a perfect financial investment?
Yes and no.
If you're looking for a perfect stock, bond, or house, then I'd say it changes.
However, if you think of an investment as something of value, then you can find some more clarity.
So, what has value? Stocks? Well, a stock in the end is a piece of paper. That paper may be worth a lot or nothing.
Even precious metals lack complete value. Instead, they represent a value that we give to it and, throughout history, has served as an efficient means of exchange. In other words, it was simpler to trade gold and silver than to barter.
I invest in all asset classes depending on the current value. However, I am partial toward real estate. Why? Because people have always and will always need a place to live and conduct business.
As I said before, different financial investments are better at different times. Do I think real estate is a good buy now? Maybe.
It depends on you and where and what type of property.
Click the link below and sign up for our FREE financial education class. You'll learn all about the different type of financial investments and you can decide for yourself what is your perfect financial investment.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Yes and no.
If you're looking for a perfect stock, bond, or house, then I'd say it changes.
However, if you think of an investment as something of value, then you can find some more clarity.
So, what has value? Stocks? Well, a stock in the end is a piece of paper. That paper may be worth a lot or nothing.
Even precious metals lack complete value. Instead, they represent a value that we give to it and, throughout history, has served as an efficient means of exchange. In other words, it was simpler to trade gold and silver than to barter.
I invest in all asset classes depending on the current value. However, I am partial toward real estate. Why? Because people have always and will always need a place to live and conduct business.
As I said before, different financial investments are better at different times. Do I think real estate is a good buy now? Maybe.
It depends on you and where and what type of property.
Click the link below and sign up for our FREE financial education class. You'll learn all about the different type of financial investments and you can decide for yourself what is your perfect financial investment.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Monday, March 9, 2009
Hyperinflation, Is It In Americia's Future? Some Financial Literacy Would Help You Know
Here's some more info to help you build your financial literacy. The video below was referred to me by someone I trust. Take a quick look.
What did you think?
There is a lot going around on the internet today. How can you discern what is creditable and what is not? Financial literacy is how.
If you've taken the time to gain financial literacy, and you've followed what's been going on in the economy, you know that the danger of hyperinflation is very very real.
Do you have the financial literacy to know how to handle a hyperinflation?
I'd be more than happy to teach you what I've learned. Not doom and gloom stuff, but real financial literacy that will allow you to thrive in this current and coming financial crisis.
Enter your name and email NOW and you'll be enrolled in my financial literacy class for FREE.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
What did you think?
There is a lot going around on the internet today. How can you discern what is creditable and what is not? Financial literacy is how.
If you've taken the time to gain financial literacy, and you've followed what's been going on in the economy, you know that the danger of hyperinflation is very very real.
Do you have the financial literacy to know how to handle a hyperinflation?
I'd be more than happy to teach you what I've learned. Not doom and gloom stuff, but real financial literacy that will allow you to thrive in this current and coming financial crisis.
Enter your name and email NOW and you'll be enrolled in my financial literacy class for FREE.
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Financial Literacy-Do You Need More Financial Literacy?
Financial literacy. Do you need more financial literacy?
The Dow fell again (surprised?). Yet, today the president told Americans they should start buying stock. Does this make sense?
On the surface it does. After all, if prices are so low, it would make sense that you should buy at these low prices.
However, solid financial literacy might tell you otherwise. Those who are financially literate might ask, "Are prices cheap because the stock really isn't worth much?"
I'm not saying that you should or shouldn't buy stock now. My point is that unless you're financially literate, you really don't know if now is a good time to buy stock or not. If you buy now without financial literacy, your gambling, not investing.
As things progress, improve your financial literacy and you'll be able to make solid choices that will grow you're wealth starting today.
Enroll in our FREE financial literacy course by entering your information here:
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
The Dow fell again (surprised?). Yet, today the president told Americans they should start buying stock. Does this make sense?
On the surface it does. After all, if prices are so low, it would make sense that you should buy at these low prices.
However, solid financial literacy might tell you otherwise. Those who are financially literate might ask, "Are prices cheap because the stock really isn't worth much?"
I'm not saying that you should or shouldn't buy stock now. My point is that unless you're financially literate, you really don't know if now is a good time to buy stock or not. If you buy now without financial literacy, your gambling, not investing.
As things progress, improve your financial literacy and you'll be able to make solid choices that will grow you're wealth starting today.
Enroll in our FREE financial literacy course by entering your information here:
Pablo
FinancialCrisisAnswer.com
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