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November 19th, 2009 at 12:43 am

What would you do if you’re boyfriend…?

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Was staying at your house a few days and he asked you to drive him (even though his car was outside) to his home 15 miles away so he could pick up some weed to smoke. He also wanted you to lend him £20 to buy it too! He’s skint yes, worrying about how to get the rest of his college fees together, I’m not much better off, but working and got an interview today for another job and just about making ends meet-he contributes nothing! but I am about to lose my home as can no longer afford mortgage as big mortgage, lost high paying job and interest rates made impossible, so I’m saving all I can to get a decent rental property and to boot I’m 5 months pregnant and he knows smoking around me is no good for me or baby!
I try to support him, as he does work hard to pay his student fees and is stressed but I am too, looking after my teen kids from past marriage, running a home, working, worrying about my finances and trying to not get to stressed with problems for baby’s health.
He is younger he is 28 I’m 36 but he’s not excatly a kid and its not a college in the nornmal sense its an accountancy college/university.

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October 15th, 2009 at 3:18 pm

Prowealth’s Cash Flow Calculator

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See how Prowealth works out the cash flow of a potential investment property purchase. … prowealth investments “prowealth property” finance superannuation super smsf “negative geared” “positive cash positive” tax “asset protection” bank “interest rates” retirement “house prices” “unit townhouse” house unit villa investment software

Implications of proposed government changes for finance planning?

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Hi all, if the government’s proposed pension bill from November ’06 comes into force i.e raising state pension ages for all, linking state pension rises to earnings pay increases plus shortening the years it normally takes to build basic state pension, then what economic changes will impact both state and private pension provision?

What if an individual’s pension income will be deemed inadequate, surely the implications of these social changes combined with the economic changes will heavily affect the country as a whole? I am confused at what the above could mean for correct planning purposes and especially taking on-board the consideration of debt with interest rates etc.

Thank you for your constructive help in advance.

Proposed changes for finance planning?

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Hi all, if the government’s proposed pension bill from November ’06 comes into force i.e raising state pension ages for all, linking state pension rises to earnings pay increases plus shortening the years it normally takes to build basic state pension, then what economic changes will impact both state and private pension provision?

What if an individual’s pension income will be deemed inadequate, surely the implications of these social changes combined with the economic changes will heavily affect the country as a whole? I am confused at what the above could mean for correct planning purposes and especially taking on-board the consideration of debt with interest rates etc.

Thank you for your constructive help in advance

can yahoo run a poll on the prospect of the U.K joining the euro.?

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On the Finance home page there is a survey about the interest rates. I would be interested to have a reaction to the question " Should Britain join the Euro ? and offer alternatives

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July 5th, 2009 at 10:24 pm

Understanding the Financial Crisis

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Yale hosted a panel discussion with Yale Faculty on Understanding the Financial Crisis: The Stimulus, Bailouts and Other Solutions. Panelists included John Geanakoplos (James Tobin Professor of Economics), Jonathan Macey (Deputy Dean of the Yale Law School), William Nordhaus (Sterling Professor of Economics) and Robert Shiller (Arthur M. Okun Professor of Economics). The discussion was moderated by Yale University President Richard Levin (Frederick William Beinecke Professor of Economics)….

Bank of America Walkout

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roydeyoung.typepad.com If you are like me, you are concerned, frustrated, and a bit confused that Bank of America has been allowed, and enabled, by the US government to suck the life out of our financial system. In addition, if you are like me you are very pissed-off that BOA has recently sent out letters to customers, like myself, that our credit card interest rates have nearly tripled. Because they feel like it. Regardless of the customer’s history and good standing with the bank. Both …

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May 30th, 2009 at 2:26 pm

How do I change from mortgage field to finance or health care.?

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The mortgage business isn’t what it was; and I want to change job markets (I wanted to go into foreclosures; I've tried for 10 months). If the NYSE hits 13000, interest rates will be through the roof. Imagine what that will do to real estate market. I'm told I would be great at sales (I don't talk a lot and HATE real estate sales); I think the health care market is the safest. In the last 10 years it has grown about 15 to 29% each year, and set to grow even more the next ten years. I'm getting old; well a 15 yr old considers me old. I don't know what to do and I need your help…!

Health Care Industry, Finance (Securities), Car Sales, Start my business. WHAT

Signed Terrified.

Business Finance for New Businesses in UK?

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Im planning on starting up my own business in Accounts and Book-keeping services in the UK, and was wondering where the best place would be to try to get start up finances. I would rather not get a loan so early on if I can help it as the interest rates on Loans right now is quite high, Ive already checked… so was wondering if anyone knew of any other ideas …

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May 20th, 2009 at 8:24 pm


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