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What to Do When Automobile Repairs Go Wrong

January 19, 2020 64 Comments

Many car repairs are worth making when they go smoothly. But what if you drive your car away from the mechanic and find the repair hasn’t been done correctly—or hasn’t been done all? Thankfully, most mechanics are thorough and professional, and unpleasant instances are the exception rather than the norm. But it’s important to know what steps to take if you find yourself in a bad situation. So, what to do if your auto repair goes wrong?

What To Do When Auto Repair Goes Wrong

There are a number of steps that you can take prior and post the incident. Let’s first briefly talk about what preventative measure you can take.

4 Habits That Define Successful Real Estate Investors

July 29, 2016 3 Comments

Becoming a successful real estate investor may take more time and effort for some people. This is mostly due to the fact that there are certain habits that real estate investors should have that takes some people longer to develop than others. These Investor habits are the key to success in this industry.

Real estate investment

Many people have tried to become successful in this business, but they lack the conviction or the knowledge altogether. Habits can be easily changed/learned, the problem is some people are too stubborn to do so. Many people ignore the habits that are causing them to lose money as investors because they are too hard headed.

How Flexible are Life Insurance Quotes?

October 9, 2013 11 Comments

I know I wrote about reducing insurance cost earlier, ways to reduce insurance premium. One of the tips was to shop around and get quotes from as many places you can find. Well, have you ever thought why different insurance providers charges different premium to put a price tag on your life? For me I didn’t have to comparison shop for life insurance, my employer has a group life plan covered through our health insurance provider. In case you want to know how premiums differ for the same life, here’s a guest post from a life insurance agent, Frank Mitchel. Enjoy the post!

Life insurance, like anything else available on the market, is a commodity. Any competent businessman will tell you that with a product available on the market, there’s always leeway to negotiate the price. While this may be true for 99% of the products out there, it doesn’t really work for insurance though. Companies are very strict in their pricing structure and won’t give any quarter to your cheeky little bid for a bargain.

Six Lessons Learned from my First Money-making Venture

August 30, 2013 16 Comments

Blogging is sometimes boring, when you have 4 projects to handle at work, one dance and a drama rehearsal to attend to every week, coupled with car breakdown, leaking roof, non working AC. Finding time to write for others becomes second priority. In order to induce some fun in to blogging, bloggers come up with fun ideas. One of which is ‘Blog Swap’. Where two bloggers swap their posts on same topic, on same day.

As part of our latest blog swap, I got a chance to swap blog post with a veteran blogger John Wedding, who blogs at Mighty Bargain Hunter and loves helping people to recognize life’s good deals. My guest post on this same topic is up at his blog so, please check it out! Today’s swap topic is “lessons from extra money making ventures“. Enjoy the post!

Is a Tax-free ISA Investment the Best Option for my Savings?

July 20, 2013 3 Comments

Getting as much out of your money as possible becomes increasingly important as we get older. Our thoughts might turn to luxury holidays, home ownership, home improvement or even retirement, which means having a little nest egg to rely on makes it a little easier to meet those costs, but what is the best way of building one up?

ISAs, which usually come in two forms – Cash and Stocks and Shares, are ideal for anyone hoping to save money long-term while also gaining significant amounts from interest every year. Unlike some other types of savings account on the market, ISAs are more likely to help you profit for two reasons:

Why Are You Still Concerned About Your Credit Score

July 19, 2013 12 Comments

Previously I wrote multiple articles on credit score, including How to improve credit score. This guest post from Joshua may force you to think about credit scores from a different perspective. Enjoy the post!

Hey everyone, I’m Joshua Rodriguez…you may remember me from my debut post a month or so ago. Today, is my 3^rd post here and going strong!!! I love the comments you all leave so, please keep them up.

Step by Step Guide to Make a Medical Negligence Claim

May 2, 2013 6 Comments

Pursuing any claim through court is difficult – even more so when you’re trying to pursue a medical negligence claim, especially if you are suffering from an illness or trying to come to terms with an injury. Every person has the right to make a complaint if the care that they received at the hands of a medical professional or institute was sub-standard, and every person has the right to make a claim for medical negligence if that sub-standard care directly caused an illness or injury.

Making a claim for compensation can be complicated and so it’s important that you speak to a medical lawyer to guide you through the whole process. I know how tough it can be to make a claim and the process can be particularly tricky if you’ve never experienced it before. I wanted to put together a step by step guide to help people just like me make a claim, without getting confused by all the medical jargon.

What You Need to Know About Self-Managed Superannuation Funds

March 15, 2013 1 Comment

Self-managed super funds, or SMSFs, are one of the seven types of superannuation funds available to Australians. If you’re considering which type of super fund is best for you, be sure you know what SMSFs are all about.

When choosing your super fund, it pays to know your options. If you think a SMSF is for you, then make sure you get all the information about this popular type of superannuation fund that many Australians choose for their retirement and their financial future.

Incorporate your Small Business as S-Corp or LLC

February 12, 2013 Leave a Comment

With the growth of small internet-based companies, more and more people are looking at the opportunity of incorporating their business. Most business owners can benefit from incorporating their business.

Learning the incorporation of small businesses can result in building legitimacy for said business and supporting a solid reputation. It is also doubly beneficial to the sole proprietor business where it can reduce liability and income taxes. These benefits take the form of one of two possible companies.

Assess your Borrowing Power First Before Mortgage

December 21, 2012 3 Comments

The following is a guest post by Betsy Falwell, a good followup after last week’s post 6 financial must do’s for first time home buyer.

“…and it will only cost us $750 a month!” exclaimed the too-loud woman in front of me at Starbucks. We were both waiting for our beverages – me a non-fat, no-water chai tea latte; her some frothy type of seasonal drink – and it was impossible for me not to overhear the conversation she was having about her new home loan with the person on the other end of her cell phone.

What to Do When Automobile Repairs Go Wrong

4 Habits That Define Successful Real Estate Investors

How Flexible are Life Insurance Quotes?

Six Lessons Learned from my First Money-making Venture

Is a Tax-free ISA Investment the Best Option for my Savings?

Why Are You Still Concerned About Your Credit Score

Step by Step Guide to Make a Medical Negligence Claim

What You Need to Know About Self-Managed Superannuation Funds

Incorporate your Small Business as S-Corp or LLC

Assess your Borrowing Power First Before Mortgage

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