May 30
Guarding Your Money from Government Onslaughts10.0101
Grandfather-economic-report.com is famous for presenting whole constellations, in graphic form, of horrors about the mess that fiat money and government, in the hands of incompetent do-gooders, has allowed.
He writes that, in 2009, people worked, “3 times longer per year to pay all taxes more than they pay for food, housing and clothing combined.” Yikes!
This is where I learned that the combined onslaught of government (from local corruption to Congressional corruption) consumes half of all income in the USA!
And this grasping, gobbling government colossus spends half of GDP, which to this day – to this day!
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Tags: Government Onslaughts, Onslaughts
May 30
How many credit cards do you have? if you want to keep up with the world, it pays to invest in a prepaid credit card. However, not everyone wants to open credit line after credit line. If you want an easy way to pay for purchases and a no risk way to conduct business, then you should invest in a prepaid credit card.
Benefits Of Using A Prepaid Credit Card
The following are some of the many benefits such a decision can offer you other than a normal credit card deals:
Reason#1: Financial responsibility is the name of the game when it comes to a prepaid credit card. You can only spend what you put on the card, and thus, you will not have to worry about lenders tacking on high over limit and late fees.
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Tags: Card, Credit Card, Prepaid Credit, Prepaid Credit Card
May 29
With thousands of football fans heading to South Africa for the World Cup this Summer, a new report has warned about the excessive fees that can be charged on using credit cards while abroad. It is expected that England fans will spend around GBP135 million in South Africa, but punitive foreign exchange fees will hit them hard in the pocket, according to the research by Spanish bank Santander.
You can only take up to 5,000 SA Rand (around GBP450) in local currency into the country, so fans will have to rely on money withdrawn from ATMs or paying for purchases by credit card . Read more…
Tags: Fees, World Cup