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Weekly Roundup [2010-04-12]

Apr 12th

Posted by Austin in Linkfest

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Ryan has an interesting post on Why ideas are like sperm? @ Planting Dollars
Jennifer tells us of 5 Reasons Why It Can Be a Good Idea to Work for Little Money @ Personal Finance Advice
Austin Morgan’s Carnival of Money Stories #49 – The Sakura Spring Edition @ Foreigner’s Finances
Frugal Dad tells us why Parents Should Teach Kids Finances, Not Just Schools @ Frugal Dad
Miranda Marquit tells us How to Create an Investment Plan for Retirement @ Moneyning
Distinguish between Good Debt vs. Bad Debt – Taking Charge of Your Finances @ Saving to Invest
Craig makes a point about Credit Cards Vs. Cash: Do I Really Spend More With Credit? @ Money Help for Christians
Linkfest, weekly roundup

PayPal’s Important Information For Sellers In India

Apr 8th

Posted by Austin in Money

7 comments

If you’re a Seller from India and accept monies into your PayPal account, well, PayPal has got some news.

PayPal has sent out the following email to users based in India:

In compliance with Indian regulations, if you are selling products and services to customers globally, please review the following important information:
•       Any proceeds or earnings received into your PayPal account from the export of goods and services should be withdrawn to your bank account within 30 days.
•       While making the withdrawal please make sure you select the purpose code that best fits your business.
•       Any proceeds or earnings received into your PayPal account from the export of goods and services may only be withdrawn to your bank account in India.  This received amount cannot be reused for making purchases.
•    If you would like to make purchases on any website that accepts PayPal, you can continue to use any credit card issued by a bank in India.
For any questions, please reach out to our customer support teams by following the steps below:
1.     Log into your PayPal account
2.     Click “Contact Us” at the bottom of the page
3.     Click on “Send Us” an email or “Call Us” to reach us by phone
We cannot thank you enough for your continued attention and patience.
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Weekend Linkfest [2010-04-03]

Apr 3rd

Posted by Austin in Linkfest

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Hope you all have a wonderful Easter weekend!  Here are some of my favorite articles I’ve come across:

Could You Go Homeless For A Day? @ Budgets Are Sexy

Wealth Is An Illusion Of Happiness @ Financial Samurai

When You’re Tired Of Being Broke, You’ll Start Saving @ Enemy of Debt

Positive Attitude Creates Happy Life @ Random Thoughts of a Jersey Mom

The Secret to Falling In Love With Your Home All Over Again @ Frugal Dad

Seven Reasons to Care About the Tiny Things (And Seven Tiny Things to Care About) @ The Simple Dollar

Own Your Finances. Your Choice To Struggle, Not Save, Or Live Without A Plan @ BibleMoneyMatters

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How To Identify The Right Reason Before Buying a House

Mar 28th

Posted by Austin in Real Estate

2 comments

House

photo by: Kavanjin Croatia Apartments

Imposition of service tax (from the next fiscal year) on under-developed housing complexes, as proposed in the Budget 2010-11, will lead to increase in property prices, according to real estate companies. Having said that, I’ve particularly noticed, after the budget, articles in newspapers / magazines refer to a similar line that reads — THE TIME IS RIGHT, BUY IT NOW..!

It is quite understandable that in the current scenario where property prices have risen drastically as much as 25 ~ 30% one of the main reasons of buying a house in an under-construction project was better rates, but with these extra add ons like Service Tax and VAT proposed to be levied — will only increase the cost of the property even further. Also, buying your first house has an emotional connection as well hence it is essential to be absolutely clear about why you are buying a home before starting the process.

Before starting any aspect of the process, ensure that you first get together with your family members and seriously consider this basic question — Why are you contemplating a property purchase?

Typically, there could be 5 reasons for wanting to buy a house: Continue reading “How To Identify The Right Reason Before Buying a House” »

Investing, investment, Post Retirement Home, Real Estate, Weekend Getaway

How to Sell Your Unwanted Website for Cash with SiteRedeemr

Mar 27th

Posted by Austin in Uncategorized

2 comments

Do you have a website or blog that is just lying around but you don’t get to update the site? If that is indeed the case, and you want to get rid of it in a direct manner, SiteRedeemr might be well worth a look. Basically, on the site you can fill in a form and a quote will be put your way.

This quote will vary according to factors like the site’s age, the topics it deals with and also the size of the website itself. If the quote meets your expectations, you can agree to carry out the transaction. The payment will be received in a PayPal account you have nominated beforehand. Note: At present they’ve mentioned on their site that they are offering up to $1000. Continue reading “How to Sell Your Unwanted Website for Cash with SiteRedeemr” »

Quote, Sell Website, SiteRedeemr

Thursday Linkfest [2010-03-19]

Mar 19th

Posted by Austin in Linkfest

4 comments

Some interesting posts I’ve come across today:

  • The Best Financial Advice I’ve Ever Heard From A Comedian [Financial Samurai]
  • 8 Effective Ways to Raise Frugal Kids [ManVsDebt]
  • Passive Income – How to Supplement Your Retirement [CanadianFinanceBlog]
  • 4 Lessons Children Can Learn From Location Independence [Nunomad]
  • Think Before You Buy! 5 Basic Shopping Tips To Live By [TheSmarterWallet]
  • Should I Increase Emergency Savings or Payoff Debt? [PersonalFinanceJourney]
Linkfest

Should You Be An Entrepreneur?

Mar 9th

Posted by Austin in Blogs

3 comments

Should you join the millions of people every year who take the plunge and start their first ventures? Daniel Isenberg, a former entrepreneur and management practice professor, examines the personal qualities and mind set that tend to be common amongst the successfully self-employed.

Daniel further states, which caught my eye, on the average, people who set up their own businesses don’t make more money, although a few do succeed in grabbing the brass ring. But the “psychic benefits” — the challenge, autonomy, recognition, excitement, and creativity — make it all worthwhile. Continue reading “Should You Be An Entrepreneur?” »

entrepreneur, test

Term Insurance Your Best Life Cover Bet

Mar 7th

Posted by Austin in insurance

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Imagine this scenario. You were leading a prudent financial life during 2004-07, having moderate expenses and small loan EMIs, while your stocks and equity MFs were giving rocking returns. But there was one chink in your armour — you had inadequate life cover. Then came the big plunge of 2008. If the worst were to have happened to you in December 2008, your family would surely had to make a fire-sale of your investments that you had painstakingly made. Continue reading “Term Insurance Your Best Life Cover Bet” »

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