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 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.
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.
conspiracy video about the money system, and how money is created out of thin air, how people are taxed by the world bank.
this video calls it "one big privately run scam" and not to get micro chipped.
the youtube video description for this video is posted below as it describes this video in more detail.
"This is a very interesting and revealing video I got from http://www.youtube.com/purdysw, and was originally posted by http://www.youtube.com/aodscarecrow
I'm sorry about the sudden unexpected ending, the video was obviously cut short. But the info is so real and powerful that it needs to be heard by as many people as possible. Only then can we hope to make the world a better place. --------------------------------------
Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on America than anything on President-elect Obama's agenda.
According to an AP report, "EU leaders are set to call on the Nov. 15 summit to agree immediately on five principles: submit ratings agencies to more surveillance; align accounting standards; close loopholes; set banking codes of conduct to reduce excessive risk-taking; and ask the International Monetary Fund to suggest ways of calming the turmoil."
Even discounting the deliberate vagueness of the phrase "closing loopholes," such an agenda obviously contemplates a significant increase in the level of international regulation, presumably to be implemented and enforced by an international regulatory body or bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), created at the Bretton Woods economic summit near the end of World War II, is being touted as the obvious candidate for a global financial regulatory organization. Historically, the IMF's mandate has been far more limited than many of its creators, including British economist John Maynard Keynes (one of the organizers of the Bretton Woods conference), originally envisioned. Keynes and the rest of the British and American delegations to Bretton Woods wanted the agreement to create a global reserve currency (which Keynes wanted to call the bancor), but ended up establishing the dollar as the world's fallback currency instead. They also created the SDR (Special Drawing Right), a quasi-currency in which all acounts at the IMF were and are reckoned.
Now, it appears, the IMF is being primed for a much larger role, to be remade into a bona fide instrument of global governance — just as the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), also created at Bretton Woods, was later transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO). The latter is a de facto global trade ministry with supranational authority, and it has already wielded over the United States and many other nations.
The IMF, in other words, is apparently being prepared to become for global finance what the WTO has become for international trade. At a recent planning session for the upcoming summit, "[EU leaders] discussed making the International Monetary Fund the world's financial watchdog, suggesting it be given more power to curb financial crises and give more money to aid countries in trouble," the AP reported.
EU leaders like France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown have seized the initiative in setting the agenda for the November 15 summit, which some are informally referring to as "Bretton Woods II." The EU will be calling for an agreement to overhaul the global financial system within 100 days, with a second international summit to be held in March.
Additional proposals that may be implied by the aformentioned five agenda items might include: creating a world central bank; creating an international reserve currency to replace the ailing U.S. dollar; and levying fees or taxes on international financial transactions. Any of these would be potentially devastating blows to American sovereignty, and would immeasurably strengthen the UN-centered embryonic world government.
A global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax.
Make no mistake about it: the upcoming series of global summits will be about creating and empowering new organs of world government. It will be about curtailing international economic and financial freedom, not enhancing it.
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save money in 2009 money advice on saving, some more usefull tips on money saving, as saving is important.
just how to save money ideas on how to money to one side, find the few bucks a day and start saving, doesnt have to be huge amounts a little here and there starts to add up.
Beat The System The Recession explained - Money Box Episode 2
Beat The System The Recession explained - Money Box Episode 2
a australian blonde women explains the recession, world wide recession or is it just in capitalist countries?.
"UBankMoneyBox
February 12, 2009
In our second instalment we'll cover the definition of a recession, why recessions happen, the best way to survive a recession and the difference between a recession and a depression. Download the iTunes podcast here http://tinyurl.com/b5jrht
Episode 3 coming soon.
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found this video clip on youtube, guy talking about how to make money online, and the things he does, some interesting ideas.
he talks about blogging for making money, what articles to do and blog about, quite comprehensive advice.
his description says:
"http://live.pirillo.com - Typically, what you put into it is what you get out of it. To make money online, you have to apply yourself. Find your niche, and run with it".
