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  • Prepping To Work At Home? These 3 Things Will Make Life More Beneficial

    Now that you have decided to try your hand at working from home, you can look forward to a variety of benefits, including the opportunity to set your own personal schedule, to stay home whenever you please even when you aren't ill, and even to choose when you'll take a nap. These three things will help to make your time working from home even more convenient and beneficial: An Online Bank Account
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  • Preppers: 3 Things You're Doing Wrong With Your Emergency Precious Metal Stash

    Are you a prepper? Have you been building up a stockpile of precious metal to protect your wealth in the event of a global or national disaster? If so, you're probably making a few mistakes. Read on to learn about 3 things you might be doing wrong with your emergency metal stash and how to fix them. 1. You're Storing Your Metals In A Financial Facility In 1933, in the midst of the Great Depression, President Roosevelt enacted Executive Order 6102.
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  • Tips For Securing A Commercial Loan For Your Business Or Product

    When you've got a great business concept, getting it from development to production can be expensive. That's why many new business owners turn to commercial loan programs to secure financing for their initial production phase and early operation. Securing funds from one of these loan programs requires extensive preparation and a quality pitch. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the loan application meeting and develop a pitch that's sure to help you get the funding that you need.
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  • Thinking Of Skipping Out On Your Bail? 3 Good Reasons Not To

    When you're out on bail and waiting for your court date, it's easy to get nervous about your case. If you suspect that things won't go well for you in court, it's understandable that you might fantasize about just disappearing and starting over someplace else. However, this is never a good idea. Bail jumping has negative consequences for everyone, including you and your family and friends. Take a look at a few good reasons why you should gather up your courage and show up in court instead of skipping out on your bail.
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  • 3 Must Know Gold Coin Handling Tips For Beginners

    Buying and selling gold is both a great hobby and a financial investment. You can buy and sell various pieces of gold, such as gold coins. However, if you are new to the scene, you need to know how to handle your gold coin collection so that it retains its numismatic value. Fortunately, there are a few tips to help you out along the way. Use Protective Coverings When you are not physically handling your gold coins, you should store them in protective cases, sleeves, or capsules.
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  • Steps You Can Take To Boost Your Borrowing Ability

    Credit is necessary in life, and having good credit can make aspects of your life easier. When you have good credit, you can qualify for lower insurance rates and lower interest rates. You have control of your credit report and what it shows of your creditworthiness, so it is important to do all you can to keep it in good standing. Here are two tips to help you improve your credit and your ability to qualify for loans.
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  • Do You Need Good Credit To Apply For Payday Loans?

    One of the major draws of payday loans is the fact that people can get loans without undergoing credit checks required by banks and other financial institutions. In fact, the majority of payday loan companies don't pull credit reports from the big 3 agencies, so even people with bad credit can be approved for loans. However, paycheck loan lenders do check other resources to help them determine a person's creditworthiness. Here's what you need to know about this.
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  • Taking Out a Personal Loan? 2 Questions You Should Ask Your Lender

    When you need money to cover a large expense, you might drop everything and head to the bank to meet with your lender. After all, filling out a little loan paperwork couldn't hurt, right? Wrong. If you misunderstand lending terms or borrow at the wrong time, it could hurt your financial future. Here are two questions you should ask your lender so that you can improve your chances of successfully repaying the debt:
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  • Co-Signing A Bail Bond? A Few Things To Consider Before Signing On The Dotted Line

    You're enjoying a peaceful night's rest when all of the sudden, a friend, family member, loved one or worse, one of your adult children has called to tell you they're in jail. Realize you're not alone. According to Consumer Affairs, nearly one-third of all Americans are arrested before their twenty third birthday. If you've been asked to co-sign the suspect's bond, here is some information you need to consider first:
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  • Tips To Use A Bail Bondsman To Quickly Secure Bail Money

    Anyone can make a mistake and get into trouble with the police. If this happens to one of your loved ones, then you may be asked to place bail after the arrest. Do not panic when this happens. Most people do not have enough cash to pay for bail up front. This means that you may need to speak with a bail bondsman. This is your best option, especially if you are confident that your loved one is responsible enough to make all their court appearances.
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