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just having a look for the money shops in london and these are the ones i can find so far, the money shop is a excellent way to get your hands on some much needed cash if you are in a hurry and waiting for your wage to come through.

if you are really cash strapped and short on ideas, they do the pay day loans for example, but when doing these types of financial transactions, make sure you set aside and use the money carefully and so you can afford to pay it back when your pay comes in, other wise it will just cause you to build up debts, which you should always aim to avoid debts in life.

like i was saying in a previous post about getting christmas money for 2011, some of the next options could also be added to that list of ways to make some christmas 2011 money in advance, some of things to consider are what the money shop offers, there is a wide variety of services like cheque cashing, payday loans, pawn broking, foreign currency, turn your unwanted gold into cash, you can get cash until payday, titanium master card for holiday cash cards, money transfers, and business cash in advance.

i think by christmas time the money shop does its most business, with the christmas being the time of year when the most money is spent out of any other time of year, with that in mind my previous blog post about saving up money for christmas in advance would make a lot of sense.

but if push comes to shove and you are short of money the money shop is a really good option to get some money in advance for example a pay day loan.

so far i have found The Money Shop branches in these locations in the city of london.

The Money Shop, Camberwell London.

The Money Shop, Camberwell London.

The Money Shop, Brixton London.

The Money Shop, Peckham London.

The Money Shop, Peckham London.

The Money Shop, Soho London.

The Money Shop, Great Russell Street, London.

The Money Shop, Whitechapel London.

The Money Shop, Bethnal Green London.

The Money Shop in Marble Arch, london.

extra money making ideas for christmas 2011 quick cash for presents etc

extra money making ideas for christmas 2011 quick cash for presents etc, if you are thinking you will need to make extra money for christmas 2011, then now really is the time to start putting those ideas into place.

but what can you do to make this extra money there are a few easy straight forward and some old fashioned money generating ideas and techniques.

one of the quickest ways to make some easy money is to buy or sell goods, especially selling, if you have lots of unwanted items you can have a garage or yard sale, if you live on a busy street or go to a car boot sale to sell your items.

there is also ebay auctions which is a good option for selling your unwanted goods on and raising the christmas money that way.

also if you have lots of big items you do not want like furniture you can also try real auctions as well.

a other options for raising christmas money or money to buy peoples presents with is to get a part time job, or a weekend job, the kind of jobs you can do well the list is endless really.

anything from summer time jobs now, take advantage of doing gardening jobs for people now that the weather is really good, and all the plants are growing.

you can also get weekend jobs at pretty much most shops and businesses, one way is to go in and ask if they have any part time work, like washing up for example.

so there are a few ideas for making some christmas 2011 money, they are not really get rich quick ideas though, as they involve effort and work, but if you start early then you won't have to do as much as you will have longer to save for christmas 2011 so it is better to start early with saving, so you can save a little every week and still reach your goals of how much you need to save.

charlie sheen wall street 2 character and winning reminded me of his film

charlie sheen with his recent winning catchphrase reminded me of his film character in wall street quite a bit, or at the least reminded me to check out the old wall street movie and the new wall street 2 movie called money never sleeps.

i think these 2 films are a good watch for anyone interested in making money, but i do not think they are a how to make money film, as some people mistake and believe.

if you went out in life to try and make money by emulating charlie sheen as bud fox and micheal douglas as gordon gecko, you would not make any money, maybe you would if you had unreal luck like they had in the movie, but then the movie was not real life so you would be looking for the impossible to happen if you tried to emulate these characters, you would not be winning but instead losing.

maybe charlie sheen can be winning all the time by some strange fluke of the universe, but for the average guy or person without his luck you would more then not be losing.

then does not mean you have to be losing in life, it means you have to take a more measured and calculated approach to life and especially money.

don't look to make it big quick or you will fail, look to take the long term plans, build up slowly and minimise your risks, you can't make money if you get wiped out at the start, be realistic with your goals.

unlike gordon gecko trying to make a billion a year, your goals should be to try and save a few thoushand a year, save being the operative word, you can't make money if it is not saved or safe.

so always aim to have a good nest egg of saved money and try to avoid risk then you can be winning in your own way.

Gold and Silver the monetary solution to 2011 financial problems?

The Good Old Days of Gold and Silver (this video explains that gold and silver is not the total answer to financial problems in 2011).



Gold and silver have been generally preferred by nations which were able to obtain them, either by industry, commerce, or conquest. To the qualities which originally recommended them, another came to be added, the importance of which only unfolded itself by degrees. Of all commodities, they are among the least influenced by any of the causes which produce fluctuations of value.

They fluctuate less than almost any other things in their cost of production. And from their durability, the total quantity in existence is at all times so great in proportion to the annual supply, that the effect on value even of a change in the cost of production is not sudden: a very long time being required to diminish materially the quantity in existence, and even to increase it very greatly not being a rapid process.

Gold and silver, therefore, are more fit than any other commodity to be the subject of engagements for receiving or paying a given quantity at some distant period. If the engagement were made in corn, a failure of crops might increase the burthen of the payment in one year to fourfold what was intended, or an exuberant harvest sink it in another to one-fourth. If stipulated in cloth, some manufacturing invention might permanently reduce the payment to a tenth of its original value. Such things have occurred even in the case of payments stipulated in gold and silver; but the great fall of their value after the discovery of America, is, as yet, the only authenticated instance; and in this case the change was extremely gradual, being spread over a period of many years.

When gold and silver had become virtually a medium of exchange, by becoming the things for which people generally sold, and with which they generally bought, whatever they had to sell or to buy; the contrivance of coining obviously suggested itself. By this process the metal was divided into convenient portions, of any degree of smallness, and bearing a recognized proportion to one another; and the trouble was saved of weighing and assaying at every change of possessors, an inconvenience which on the occasion of small purchases would soon have become insupportable.

Governments found it their interest to take the operation into their own hands, and to interdict all coining by private persons; indeed, their guarantee was often the only one which would have been relied on, a reliance however which very often it ill deserved; profligate governments having until a very modern period seldom scrupled, for the sake of robbing their creditors, to confer on all other debtors a licence to rob theirs, by the shallow and impudent artifice of lowering the standard; that least covert of all modes of knavery, which consists in calling a shilling a pound, that a debt of a hundred pounds may be cancelled by the payment of a hundred shillings.

It would have been as simple a plan, and would have answered the purpose as well, to have enacted that "a hundred" should always be interpreted to mean five, which would have effected the same reduction in all pecuniary contracts, and would not have been at all more shameless. Such strokes of policy have not wholly ceased to be recommended, but they have ceased to be practised; except occasionally through the medium of paper money, in which case the character of the transaction, from the greater obscurity of the subject, is a little less barefaced.

advice for moving house buying a new home best things in property market to do 2010 2011

advice for moving house buying a new home best things in property market to do!, one of the most tricky things you can do in life is moving home and buying a new house so i think these tips and tricks i have found on cnn.com could be invaluable to any house movers and buyers out there, they are a bunch of simple tips and tricks for any house movers but simplicity is usually key to stop you making any big mistakes when looking to move or buy and new house, and what you should and shouldn't be doing in that situation, especially with the current state of the housing market, any advice is worth looking for.

1. Don't buy if you can't stay put.

If you can't commit to remaining in one place for at least a few years, then owning is probably not for you, at least not yet. With the transaction costs of buying and selling a home, you may end up losing money if you sell any sooner - even in a rising market. When prices are falling, it's an even worse proposition.

2. Start by shoring up your credit.

Since you most likely will need to get a mortgage to buy a house, you must make sure your credit history is as clean as possible. A few months before you start house hunting, get copies of your credit report. Make sure the facts are correct, and fix any problems you discover.

3. Aim for a home you can really afford.

The rule of thumb is that you can buy housing that runs about two-and-one-half times your annual salary. But you'll do better to use one of many calculators available online to get a better handle on how your income, debts, and expenses affect what you can afford.

4. If you can't put down the usual 20 percent, you may still qualify for a loan.

There are a variety of public and private lenders who, if you qualify, offer low-interest mortgages that require a down payment as small as 3 percent of the purchase price.

5. Buy in a district with good schools.

In most areas, this advice applies even if you don't have school-age children. Reason: When it comes time to sell, you'll learn that strong school districts are a top priority for many home buyers, thus helping to boost property values.

6. Get professional help.

Even though the Internet gives buyers unprecedented access to home listings, most new buyers (and many more experienced ones) are better off using a professional agent. Look for an exclusive buyer agent, if possible, who will have your interests at heart and can help you with strategies during the bidding process.

7. Choose carefully between points and rate.

When picking a mortgage, you usually have the option of paying additional points -- a portion of the interest that you pay at closing -- in exchange for a lower interest rate. If you stay in the house for a long time -- say three to five years or more -- it's usually a better deal to take the points. The lower interest rate will save you more in the long run.

8. Before house hunting, get pre-approved.

Getting pre-approved will you save yourself the grief of looking at houses you can't afford and put you in a better position to make a serious offer when you do find the right house. Not to be confused with pre-qualification, which is based on a cursory review of your finances, pre-approval from a lender is based on your actual income, debt and credit history.

9. Do your homework before bidding.

Your opening bid should be based on the sales trend of similar homes in the neighborhood. So before making it, consider sales of similar homes in the last three months. If homes have recently sold at 5 percent less than the asking price, you should make a bid that's about eight to 10 percent lower than what the seller is asking.

10. Hire a home inspector.

Sure, your lender will require a home appraisal anyway. But that's just the bank's way of determining whether the house is worth the price you've agreed to pay. Separately, you should hire your own home inspector, preferably an engineer with experience in doing home surveys in the area where you are buying. His or her job will be to point out potential problems that could require costly repairs down the road.

from money.cnn

Home buying tips: How to buy a house

"First time home buyers have a million questions, and luckily, CNN financial editor and author Gerri Willis has a million answers. Here's what you need to know before you buy a home.

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Real estate closing and negotiating - Home closing tips

"If you're in the market to buy a home, you're in luck - prices are down. But you can still pay too much, including unanticipated closing costs. Gerri Willis, author of Home Rich and CNN personal finance editor, has tips to help you avoid paying more than you have to.

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spam financial emails career as a private Foreign Exchange trader 2011

spam financial emails i get all the time "career as a private Foreign Exchange trader", i get these all the time in my emails inbox and i think it is really more scam then anything yes you could make money but how many people really made a success of it?.

"Have you ever considered a career as a private Foreign Exchange trader in 2011?

Here are the 3 key reasons why you should do it too:

You only need a laptop, internet connection, some relatively inexpensive software and professional training to get started.

You can trade from anywhere in the world at any time that suits you
Under current tax laws in the UK all profits are 100% exempt of tax, and there are no commissions or fees.

Knowledge to Action is regarded as Europe's largest Trader Coaching Company (and National Business Awards Finalist) and is running some completely free workshops to show you how you can get started, regardless as to whether you choose to trade full time or part-time as a positive addition to your income.

These events are entirely free with no obligation and will show you how to...

Apply a simple strategy to keep the risk as low as 1%
How to avoid exciting but risky breakout trades
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i think these are essentially scams because it is too difficultto make a successof it, i lost on shares big time due to things like this.

Deflationists prepare for mega inflation not deflation 2011?

Deflationists Exist in a Parallel Universe, They fail to see the manifestation of the inflation mega-trend right across the world for example Chinese workers demanding pay hikes of up to 50% per year in response to rising food prices which are a manifestation's of inflationary wage prices spiraling!, Deflationists need to realise there will be a mega inflation and not deflation.

it could mega inflation in 2011 not deflation.

just trying to work out best ways to save money for 2011

at the moment the best thing to do seems to be to just work out the best ways to save money, this way you have some financial protection for the future and something to fall back on in the bank when times are difficult, as this recession could possible get worse in 2011.

so still plenty of time left in this year to get saving for 2011 and have some money saved when 2011 rolls around, also save a bit of cash if you like to buy christmas presents come december this year.

as christmas can be expensive time money wise, you might need to come up with some clever ways of not spending too much of your savings on peoples christmas presents.

one way is to start early buying christmas presents, and not wait until a week before christmas and end up in a mad christmas present buying frenzy, which will make a big hit on your savings.

if you start early you can work out your budget in advance for christmas and work out how much you are spending on christmas present and how much you have left to spend on presents, so you might be able to buy more expensive presents or might have to go to the cheaper end of the christmas present range.