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A Billion People Starving

Global Food Prices Rise
Will a billion people really fall into the realm of being chronically hungry?
Could over 15% of the world’s population really be in a permanent state of starvation?
These are the predictions of numerous charities around the world if the current trend continues.  At this moment food prices are skyrocketing around the world pushing [...]

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How to Invest in Precious Metals

Have you read the news lately about gold and silver reaching all time highs?  With commodities going through the roof and long term interest rates rising drastically, perhaps you’re interested in protecting your hard earned dollars from that insidious tax known as inflation.  Maybe you believe that investing in precious metals is the right investment [...]

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And So The Inflationary Cycle Begins

Is it just me, or have you also noticed that food prices are rising, or that the grocery stores are tricking the consumer by marking an item the same price but giving much less product? It seems to me that every month I have to adjust my food budget because prices keep rising.  One example [...]

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Financial Goals for the New Year

It’s that time of year when everyone starts thinking about what their new year’s resolutions are going to be.  Every year, I set goals for all areas of my life, from financial, to career, to physical.  I typically write 1 year and 5 year goals.
Do you know what your goals are for 2011?  If not, [...]

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The 6 Steps to Creating a Financial Forecasting Plan

Do you frequently experience more month at the end of your paycheck? If so, you are not alone. The average person today spends anywhere from 10-30% more than they earn. Creating a financial forecasting plan will prepare you for present and future expenses and ensure that you don’t overspend. By preparing and planning your finances in advance, you prevent yourself from plunging further into debt. Here is a step by step guide on how to create a Financial Forecasting Plan. You will need a calculator, notepad, and pen.

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