Aug 27 2008

Are you a car insurance Pinocchio?

Tag: Insurancemoneysense @ 2:15 pm

“What constitutes lying to my car insurance company?” you ask. Well, for starters, something as seemingly insignificant as reporting your annual mileage to be much less than it is can be seen as a “lie” by your insurance company. This could result in a price hike on your policy or even end in your insurance policy being cancelled. This may seem pedantic but as the report states; “An insurance policy is a legal contract so it is vital your honest”. Continue reading “Are you a car insurance Pinocchio?”


Aug 24 2008

What is a Life Insurance Policy Rider

Tag: Insurancemoneysense @ 11:15 am

A Life Insurance Policy is often more flexible than people realize. What gives them flexibility is the ability to add just about anything legal and allowed by regulations to them in the form of a rider. A rider is an addition that is made to the policy that refers to a circumstance not covered in the basic policy. The rider will have three basic conditions.

First, it is attached to the regular policy and becomes a part of it. It is therefore subject to the same general conditions of the regular policy. It is not a separate policy. Second, it usually refers to a special circumstance that is not covered in the basic policy. Lastly, it is paid for by an addition to the basic premium. Continue reading “What is a Life Insurance Policy Rider”


Aug 20 2008

Why Quick Equity Loans are a Bad Idea

Tag: Loansmoneysense @ 3:15 pm

Quick equity loans work by initiating two loan applications - one is for a home equity loan (a standard home equity loan or line of credit) and the other is for a non-secured personal loan. At the time of application, some credit and property checks are done. While the home equity loan process takes its time, you can access money from the personal loan which is approved right away. When the home equity loan is approved, the lender pays off the personal loan and cancels it. Continue reading “Why Quick Equity Loans are a Bad Idea”


Aug 17 2008

Veteran Trader Finds Successful Forex Trading Strategies and Techniques

Tag: Forexmoneysense @ 12:15 pm

I recommend that traders with small accounts ($25,000 and under), always trade with the trend. Good Forex trading strategies for beginners to use is to look for trades that flow in any direction, which can be somewhat unreliable. While forex trading easily permits bi-directional trades, trading in the direction of the trend will improve your odds over the long run.

One of many other excellent Forex trading strategies to use this way to improve your odds is to have at least two accounts, including at least one real account and one demo account. You don`t stop learning when you start trading real dollars. Use your demo account to test any alternative trades you might be considering. For example, you can shadow your real trades with identical ones in your demo account, but you can widen your stops in the demo to see if youre being too conservative. Continue reading “Veteran Trader Finds Successful Forex Trading Strategies and Techniques”


Aug 14 2008

Forex Currency Trading System - How To Pull The Trigger To Trade At The Right Time

Tag: Forexmoneysense @ 10:15 am

In fact, if you are day trading, the slightest hesitation on your part when the situation demands quick action, would be detrimental to you and in fact can hurt your trading account.

What then can be done?

For a forex currency trading system, separate the decision making and the trading execution into two distinct components of the trade. Then during the trading period, all you need to do is to execute the trading action the moment all the technical requirements of the trade setup are fulfilled. Continue reading “Forex Currency Trading System - How To Pull The Trigger To Trade At The Right Time”


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