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posted on 5 February 2012
When it comes to avoiding debt and all those debt management services, I save a fixed little money every month in a second bank account. After a year or so, if there is not any other need to cover with that money, I add it to, either a 12 month bank deposit at 4% or to an actively managed stock market fund. This is a good fund with competent managers using Benjamin Graham‘s investment principles. No derivatives and nothing to do with the lazy index replicators or the frenzy of gold bugs and speculators. As for the rest, I just spend it in the way I feel the best. With that discipline, whenever there is any extra income, I feel free to spend it in full, or in part, saving the rest or all of it, depending on the mood and/or the opportunity. No credit, no mortgages, no extravagances. Just a simple life, as desires have no bottom and are never fulfilled. |
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posted on 5 February 2012
I have only been in the United Kingdom for less than two years now. I do not know how they use their services when it comes to transfer and receiving of money online. A friend of mine from work advised me that paypal services were the best but I am not so sure if this is the case. I have visited their website to see the services they are offering, and I would like to hear from someone who has worked with them for more than a year and find out how their experience has been ever since they joined. The pay pal money transfer services is what I am specifically interested in, so that I know how I will be sending money to my loved ones back at home all the way to another continent using this service. Is it true that it is reliable and convenient? IIm I going to benefit from this or should I just try out banking services instead. Please give me a reason to believe in paypal services, and I will trust your judgment on this matter. |
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