Archive for July, 2010

The video’s just the ride home, but with a purpose: Blogaton DONATION information: Jun. 22nd, 2008 at 9:27 PM After the Blogathon is done… visit this link – www.wildhorserescue.org and click on the green DOLLAR SIGN it will take you to the PAYPAL screen. You will be asked to A)Enter in your Credit Card Information or B)log in to your PAYPAL account When you get to the REVIEW YOUR PAYMENT screen: under the words Donation to Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue Item # General Donation There will be a BLUE plus sign with the words (Add special instructions for the Merchant) – Click on the plus and/or the words and a blue outlined box will appear. IN THAT BOX, you MUST MUST MUST add the words: YOUNG RIDERS For information on the Blog-a-thon… check out: tyrblogathon.livejournal.com

This video is a detailed tutorial that shows you how you can build a budget… using a shoebox. If you’re new to budgeting and don’t know how to go about it, this is a great model to follow. LINKS: Larissa’s videos and blog posts can all be found at the Young & Free Site: www.youngfreealberta.com If it’s savings tips you’re looking for, check out the Y&F Makes Cents page www.youngfreealberta.com The guidelines for this tutorial were originally written by Trent from www.thesimpledollar.com Check out his awesome blog post for more information www.thesimpledollar.com

Forensic Accounting Professor Urges Students: “Take all your personal data off Facebook” College students are at great risk for identity theft and fraud by posting personal information to Facebook, says James Bierstaker, an expert in identity theft and forensic accounting at the Villanova School of Business. He urges his students to take “all your personal information off of Facebook.” I interviewed him yesterday on the snowy campus of Villanova, on the outskirts of Philadelphia. Although Facebook has taken steps to stop the controversial “Beacon” program of sharing data with marketers, there is a great deal of public information that can be shared and used for fraud, Professor Bierstaker told me in this interview. Here’s a relevant article about young people and identity theft from Britain’s The Independent — Andy Plesser Full disclosure: The Villanova School of Business is a client of Plesser Holland, public relations. Posted on Thursday, December 06, 2007

www.SherylFielder.com. Michael Price talking about the vaulable inforamtion he learned from my tips abnd education about credit card debt and the finance charges on thos credit cards.

How Resellers Improve Credit Scores For Mortgage Buyers Big mortgage companies was pressing CRAs (Credit Reporting Agencies) to allow fast re-scoring for their clients to get them approved for mortgage. As a result now we have a 3rd party facilitators called “resellers”. Resellers help mortgage prospects to improve their credit score. They are paid by mortgage lenders. They are not allowed to advertise their services to general public. Resellers can achieve fast results because they receive “preferred” fast service from CRAs (they don’t have to wait 30 days), and because they concentrate on activity which provides fast results. You can achieve the same results (it will take just couple of weeks longer). Here are the main focus points: (1) Late payments – make “Good will” request to the lender (credit card company) to remove it. (2) Make a payment on an account – and get a signed letter. (3) Maxed out or high balance on revolving account (more than 30-35%) – pay, get a letter. (4) Account that has been paid in full, but shown as having a balance – request a letter from the creditor confirming that the account is paid in full. Be careful about old ‘charge-offs’: if they are old – better let them stay ‘as is’. For more details why look here: www.101creditrepair.com (5) Account which is not yours – dispute. (6) Records which are too old (for example, an account beyond 7 year limit) – ask to remove (7) Other accounts that should not be in report, for example a collection that …

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‘Debt relief’ firms can cost more, ruin credit
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Graham McWaters is a graduate of McGill University with a bachelor of commerce, majoring in finance and international business. With over thirteen years in the financial services industry, Graham has many first-hand experiences with respect to risk management and fraud avoidance. Graham is a nationally recognized leader in the field of identity theft and risk management. He is the co-author and creator of The Canadian Retirement Guide (Insomniac Press, 2004) and The Canadian Student Financial Survival Guide (Insomniac Press, 2005) and The Canadian Guide to Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft and Other Fraud, (Insomniac Press, 2007). He appears frequently on the Business News Network, CBC News, Rogers Cable and CITY-TV’s Breakfast Television and is regularly quoted in national newspapers and financial magazines. He is a sought-after speaker on the topic: how to protect yourself from identity theft and other fraud. As a best-selling author and animated speaker, he captivates his audiences with real-life stories. Graham truly believes that teaching employees about identity theft protection will assist in building a culture of privacy which can benefit not only individuals, but the whole organization as well. The goal is to reduce the incidents of data breaches and identity theft. The cost to repair the damage caused by a data breach can reach millions of dollars and recovering from identity theft is an overwhelming and very stressful experience. Education and awareness …

DFM concludes the Summer Stock Game in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Community Development
Dubai Financial Market Dubai Financial Market ( DFM DFM ) announced today the successful conclusion of its Summer Stock Game in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Community Development, with 137 talented students participating in DFM DFM ’s Stock Game competition, which ran from Monday 12 th July until Thursday 29 th July 2010.

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