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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Make your child a millionaire working from home...
Make your child a millionaire...
More than half of UK children believe they will become a millionaire one day.
This is how to make sure your child doesn't grow up with the
crushing disappointment of not being a millionaire.
In the midst of a recession, our kids remain undaunted.
Although only 0.5% of the nation is currently a millionaire,
51% of our six to 10-year olds believe that they will manage it,
according to new research from Tesco Savings.
Go kids!
The kids are right
Now you might expect me to embark on a rant about our ugly
material values and the inflated financial expectations we give our kids,
but I am not going to do that.
Kids are right to want to be millionaires, because I imagine
(and sadly, I can only imagine) that a millionaire is a very useful thing to be.
A lot of my day-to-day worries could be solved by the swift injection of a
seven-figure sum, such as deadlines, the cleaning, our
conked tumble dryer and drafty windows.
Millionaires do not have to worry about these things,
and kids know that. They are not stupid.
Parental duty
And I do not see why parents cannot give them a helping hand.
All must have prizes, and if the prize just happens to be a million pounds,
then surely it is the duty of every modern parent to supply it.
Here are some tips and ideas to make sure your child avoids growing
up with the crushing disappointment of not being a millionaire.
Hand it over
Of course the easiest way to make your child a millionaire is to
simply give them a million pounds.
As Winston Churchill said, saving is good, especially if
your parents do it on your behalf.
So come on mums and dads, fork up!
In the entirely possible event that you cannot lay your hands on
a million pounds in ready cash, you need to draw up a strategy
to GET THAT CHILD A MILLION.
Here are some suggestions.
Die
Get your house valued. Is it worth a million pounds?
If so, then your childs path to riches is wide open.
In fact, only one thing stands in their way: You.
You do not have to die immediately.
You might want to wait until they are 18, and a little more fiscally
responsible, before you pop off. And if you have more than one child,
or for some astonishing reason your house is not worth a million
(should have moved to London!), you might want to leave it a little longer.
Parenting is all about making sacrifices, and this is the ultimate, after all.
You know they are worth it. Not altogether sure this is a good idea?
Well, if you are not willing to die to make your children rich, then you
will be encouraged to hear you have other options, too.
Work
The easiest way to make your child a millionaire is to be one yourself.
Set up your own business, work every hour God sends, and with a little luck and
a lot of application, you could one day be worth a pleasing seven figures.
Your kids will thank you for it, and if you are lucky,
they might even join the family business to keep it going.
Given the state of the job market, they may have little alternative.
So, when you get up for work tomorrow, decide to become a millionaire.
You owe it to your child.
Play
Play the lottery. Duh!
Save
I have done some number crunching here, and I have worked out that it is
possible to make your child a millionaire by saving, provided you start
early and put aside a lot of money every month.
If you save £1,350 a month for 25 years, and earn an average compound
interest rate of 7% a year, you will accumulate £1,063,485.
If you think 25 years is too long to wait for your child to become a millionaire,
and 18 would be fairer, you will have to save £2,500 a month.
That is actually less than I would have expected, but there are one or two provisos.
First, you may have more immediate uses for that money. Such as food.
These figures assume you start saving the moment your kids are born, and
also ignore the wily taxman, who will take a fair chunk of your annual growth,
especially after the anticipated demise of the tax-free child trust fund (CTF).
Outside the CTF, only the first £100 of interest and on a child savings account
is tax-free. The rest is taxable on the parents.
So you might need to pay in a lot more. But again, are your kids worth it?
Of course they are.
Plan
There is a more affordable way to make your children millionaires,
but inevitably, it will take a lot more time. About 55 years.
You can take out a pension on your child's behalf, and invest £3,600 a year.
If save £150 a month from birth and continue saving right through your child's
adulthood, they will have £1,075,978 by age 55, which is the earliest you can
draw a private pension (to be increased from 50 in April).
Better still, you can claim tax relief on your contributions, at either 20%, and
there is no annual tax bill on the growth.
Your kids will have to pay tax when they draw the income, but that is their lookout.
They have to do something for themselves, and age 55 is a good time to start.
Start a part-time business from home like we do
we have paid off all our loans and mortage early due to making extra income
working from home part-time and we earn money every month.
Start now
I am sure there are plenty of other ways of making your little
adorables the million they surely deserve.
So come on, it is your duty as a parent.
More from http://www.lovemoney.com/
More than half of UK children believe they will become a millionaire one day.
This is how to make sure your child doesn't grow up with the
crushing disappointment of not being a millionaire.
In the midst of a recession, our kids remain undaunted.
Although only 0.5% of the nation is currently a millionaire,
51% of our six to 10-year olds believe that they will manage it,
according to new research from Tesco Savings.
Go kids!
The kids are right
Now you might expect me to embark on a rant about our ugly
material values and the inflated financial expectations we give our kids,
but I am not going to do that.
Kids are right to want to be millionaires, because I imagine
(and sadly, I can only imagine) that a millionaire is a very useful thing to be.
A lot of my day-to-day worries could be solved by the swift injection of a
seven-figure sum, such as deadlines, the cleaning, our
conked tumble dryer and drafty windows.
Millionaires do not have to worry about these things,
and kids know that. They are not stupid.
Parental duty
And I do not see why parents cannot give them a helping hand.
All must have prizes, and if the prize just happens to be a million pounds,
then surely it is the duty of every modern parent to supply it.
Here are some tips and ideas to make sure your child avoids growing
up with the crushing disappointment of not being a millionaire.
Hand it over
Of course the easiest way to make your child a millionaire is to
simply give them a million pounds.
As Winston Churchill said, saving is good, especially if
your parents do it on your behalf.
So come on mums and dads, fork up!
In the entirely possible event that you cannot lay your hands on
a million pounds in ready cash, you need to draw up a strategy
to GET THAT CHILD A MILLION.
Here are some suggestions.
Die
Get your house valued. Is it worth a million pounds?
If so, then your childs path to riches is wide open.
In fact, only one thing stands in their way: You.
You do not have to die immediately.
You might want to wait until they are 18, and a little more fiscally
responsible, before you pop off. And if you have more than one child,
or for some astonishing reason your house is not worth a million
(should have moved to London!), you might want to leave it a little longer.
Parenting is all about making sacrifices, and this is the ultimate, after all.
You know they are worth it. Not altogether sure this is a good idea?
Well, if you are not willing to die to make your children rich, then you
will be encouraged to hear you have other options, too.
Work
The easiest way to make your child a millionaire is to be one yourself.
Set up your own business, work every hour God sends, and with a little luck and
a lot of application, you could one day be worth a pleasing seven figures.
Your kids will thank you for it, and if you are lucky,
they might even join the family business to keep it going.
Given the state of the job market, they may have little alternative.
So, when you get up for work tomorrow, decide to become a millionaire.
You owe it to your child.
Play
Play the lottery. Duh!
Save
I have done some number crunching here, and I have worked out that it is
possible to make your child a millionaire by saving, provided you start
early and put aside a lot of money every month.
If you save £1,350 a month for 25 years, and earn an average compound
interest rate of 7% a year, you will accumulate £1,063,485.
If you think 25 years is too long to wait for your child to become a millionaire,
and 18 would be fairer, you will have to save £2,500 a month.
That is actually less than I would have expected, but there are one or two provisos.
First, you may have more immediate uses for that money. Such as food.
These figures assume you start saving the moment your kids are born, and
also ignore the wily taxman, who will take a fair chunk of your annual growth,
especially after the anticipated demise of the tax-free child trust fund (CTF).
Outside the CTF, only the first £100 of interest and on a child savings account
is tax-free. The rest is taxable on the parents.
So you might need to pay in a lot more. But again, are your kids worth it?
Of course they are.
Plan
There is a more affordable way to make your children millionaires,
but inevitably, it will take a lot more time. About 55 years.
You can take out a pension on your child's behalf, and invest £3,600 a year.
If save £150 a month from birth and continue saving right through your child's
adulthood, they will have £1,075,978 by age 55, which is the earliest you can
draw a private pension (to be increased from 50 in April).
Better still, you can claim tax relief on your contributions, at either 20%, and
there is no annual tax bill on the growth.
Your kids will have to pay tax when they draw the income, but that is their lookout.
They have to do something for themselves, and age 55 is a good time to start.
Start a part-time business from home like we do
we have paid off all our loans and mortage early due to making extra income
working from home part-time and we earn money every month.
Start now
I am sure there are plenty of other ways of making your little
adorables the million they surely deserve.
So come on, it is your duty as a parent.
More from http://www.lovemoney.com/
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Business Opportunity for the 21st Century
Business Opportunity for the 21st Century
Direct SellingGrowing at a rate of 175,000 a week in the U.S. alone, it's never been better. Globally, it's half a million a week. Gone are the days of the unethical practices that used to take advantage of people and families. Not to say they are not scams out there. I ran into one of them the other day, but they are in no way associated with the direct selling industry. With congressional law put in place, and more importantly organizations like DSA (Direct Selling Association) policing their own, the direct selling industry has changed the as a whole to a wonderful way to make a living without having answer to someone else, or limited on what your worth. And the perception is now of not only legitimate companies, but the products they produce are of the highest quality.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Make Money From Home
Make Money From Home
Making money working from home
Making money may seem difficult at times but success is simple.
As long as you are prepared to work hard and follow proven
methods you are sure to reap the rewards.
Working from home is an option that is on the rise.
Many men and women from all over the UK and Ireland also
Germany and Holland or Netherlands are choosing to work
from home, as it saves both parties overheads that can be cut by
allowing people to work from their home.
The flexibility of making money from home
Making money working from home is ideal for many - you can
stop what you’re doing to attend to your children, cook tea or
even take a well deserved break surrounded by the creature
comforts that we all associate with home.
It's easier than you might think and there's millions of people all
over the UK and Ireland also Germany and Holland or
Netherlands are earning money from home right now.
The current financial climate
Earning an extra wage or income can help out in today’s
financial climate - by working the hours that suit you can
you afford not to get involved?
Genuine income opportunities
We ensure that all the earning opportunities approved are genuine,
proven ways for you to earn an extra income working from home.
Every income opportunity approved by our team has passed our
strict approval criteria, and all testimonials have been verified.
To see some testimonials, click making money testimonials.
Start with an extra income part time
By starting your own home based business you have the opportunity
to earn an extra income in the short term and work towards a full
time income.
There's also the possibility of building a long-term residual income.
Start earning money now
We can help you make money in a matter of weeks.
A friendly Income Opportunity Advisor can help you find what you're looking for.
Get started by looking at our approved earning opportunities or
call us on 00353 87 223 7086 to speak with a friendly Opportunity Advisor.
Making money working from home
Making money may seem difficult at times but success is simple.
As long as you are prepared to work hard and follow proven
methods you are sure to reap the rewards.
Working from home is an option that is on the rise.
Many men and women from all over the UK and Ireland also
Germany and Holland or Netherlands are choosing to work
from home, as it saves both parties overheads that can be cut by
allowing people to work from their home.
The flexibility of making money from home
Making money working from home is ideal for many - you can
stop what you’re doing to attend to your children, cook tea or
even take a well deserved break surrounded by the creature
comforts that we all associate with home.
It's easier than you might think and there's millions of people all
over the UK and Ireland also Germany and Holland or
Netherlands are earning money from home right now.
The current financial climate
Earning an extra wage or income can help out in today’s
financial climate - by working the hours that suit you can
you afford not to get involved?
Genuine income opportunities
We ensure that all the earning opportunities approved are genuine,
proven ways for you to earn an extra income working from home.
Every income opportunity approved by our team has passed our
strict approval criteria, and all testimonials have been verified.
To see some testimonials, click making money testimonials.
Start with an extra income part time
By starting your own home based business you have the opportunity
to earn an extra income in the short term and work towards a full
time income.
There's also the possibility of building a long-term residual income.
Start earning money now
We can help you make money in a matter of weeks.
A friendly Income Opportunity Advisor can help you find what you're looking for.
Get started by looking at our approved earning opportunities or
call us on 00353 87 223 7086 to speak with a friendly Opportunity Advisor.
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