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• Debt Free Moms - Tips on Debt Free Living
  Free tips on debt-free living for moms! Each newsletter includes a budget recipe, ideas for living cheaply, FREE coupons or other money-saving offers, and more. Each newsletter is specifically tailored to the needs of moms, and we will NEVER use your email address for any other purpose.
• Real Wealth for Living Well - Creative Real Estate Investing Techniques
  Creative Real Estate Investing tips and techniques to build your real estate investment business. 7 Steps to Financial Freedom Investing in Real Estate. How to deal with the Sub-Prime Fall out. How to buy houses with none of your own money or credit. What you need to do to Stand Out in the Crowded Pre-Foreclosure market. When to take a pass on that deal that may just break the bank.
• Consumerwarfare Newsletter - Tips, topics & programs to help the consumer.
  This newsletter is designed to address topics that all consumers face everyday from credit card offers to identity theft to everyday purchases such as insurance needs, mortgages, utilities, student loans, consumer loans, banking, investments and managing your money. Tips and thorough discussion of sometimes little known facts helps the consumer manage their own financial lives themselves. Reviewed programs are highlighted for trusted consumer action. Special young adult/student section helps the beginning consumer to start out right.
• The Best Ways to Compare Child Trust Funds - insurance
  The Child Trust Fund (CTF) is a long-term savings and investment plan set up by the Government to encourage you to save for your children's future. Applicable for all children born after 1 September 2002 and living in the UK, an initial 250 sum is paid out at birth (500 if your household income is below 14,495)http://www.childtrustfund.gov.uk/templates/Page____1169.aspxfollowed by an additional 250 when your child turns seven. In addition to the money paid into this account by the Government, you, your family and friends can contribute up to 1,200 each year. Your children's voucher can be invested in one of three types of accounts: Cash, Stakeholder or Shares. Cash Accounts operate much like savings accounts, with interest earned on the sum invested. Stakeholder Accounts invest your children's money in shares from a variety of companies, moving the money to lower risk investments or assets (lifestyling) when your child turns thirteen. The fees for these accounts are limited by the government to no more than 1.5% a year. Shares Accounts operate similarly to the Stakeholder Accounts, but are not subject to the same government limitations on fee percentages. So which type of account is best for you and how can you best compare Child Trust Funds? The lower risk option is a cash account with the highest returns varying from 6-7%. Various websites compare the interest rates of numerous Cash Child Trust Fund accounts on the market and list which accounts offer introductory bonuses. The only one to be FSA regulated, as far as we know, is http://www.myeggnest.com/info/compare.aspx Stakeholder and Shares Accounts potentially offer a much greater return in comparison to the cash accounts, but with a greater element of risk. To find an account which offers the best return on investment, MyEggNest.com compares the best performing Stakeholder Child Trust Fund accounts of the last two years and offers parent reviews of these products. To compare Child Trust Funds, the return on investment from cash and shares differs widely. Compare 250 in the best cash savings account on offer (7.15% from Britannia Building Society) which will yield 287.03 over two years while the best performing stakeholder Child Trust Fund (Family Investment's Ethical Account) will see this money grow to 377.70, a 25% higher return. If you invest the maximum annual allowance of 1,200 in this stakeholder account, your investment can be worth 1,812.96. When you compare your children's Child Trust Fund accounts, it is worth noting that funds which offer the greatest returns also offer the greatest risks. However, most experts will agree that over time shares will out perform cash savings. "It is very important that parents and grandparents take a long-term view .... when you compare Child Trust Funds" says Tony Vine-Lott, director general of Tax Incentive Savings Association (TISA). Ben Yearsley of independent financial adviser (IFA) Hargreaves Lansdown. "I would back equities over cash. The markets go up and down and are volatile, but over such a time, it's the best option." Which ever decisions you choose, you will still better off than the 25% of parents who choose not to do anything at all. Just remember to shop around and compare Child Trust Funds before you act, as it will be time well spent. Happy EggNesting!!!
• The Mutual Fund Investor - No load mutual fund newsletter
  Mutual fund research newsletter that provides recommendations, advice and commentary on some of the best no load mutual funds in various investment categories.
• Atlanta Wholesale Properties - investors welcome!
  Our company offers new houses, rehabed houses and wholesale properties in the Atlanta area.
• The Debt Stops Here - Personal Finances guidance
  The Debt Stops Here is great personal finances strategies for single parents, college students, homeschoolers and couples.
• College Loan Consolidation - How to cut up to 60% on student loan payments
  There is a secret FREE government program that many lenders refuse to tell borrowers about. There is a way where you can cut up to 60% on your monthly student loan payments. You'll also receive valuable information including, tax tips with student loans, how to legally have your student loan forgiven.
• Real Estate Investing the "No-Nonsense Way" - Free Report - Free report on real estate investing
  We offer a free-report, a free CD, articles, newletters, tele-seminars, seminars, and boot camps on how to make big money in real estate. We offer the "No-Nonsense Way" to real estate investing and help others discover how to do it right and to do it for big profits.
• GroupRealEstateBuying.com - Wholesale Real Estate Group -Volume Discounts
  Membership to GroupRealEstateBuying.com is free... The only thing we ask is, that all that subscribe are active real estate investors. Meaning you purchase atleast 1 investment property per year. Otherwise you will get no benefit from the group. The power of the group comes from the amount of active investor members there are. Each investor invests individually, but benefits from the size of the group. Are you working an out of date strategy? Are you still buying in your hometown or markets that have lost their steam? To become a multimillionaire, you need to be working the right strategies and you need to have access to the right deals around the country. We are a bulk wholesale real estate buying group source. We have assembled a group of active real estate investors, which we merge with proven and highly successful bulk wholesale real estate buying groups. This gives you the advantage of having access to private wholesale buying opportunities that the general public will not have access to. On our last teleseminar there were savings of $1,305,170 compared to available public pricing. Plus the developer is making payments for up to 20 months for the investors.
• The Reality of Realty - Real Estate Advice
  Discussing hot topics in Real Estate on a local level affecting Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Carefree, Desert Hills and Anthem residents, and bringing focus to national issues that affect us all.
• Dave Ramsey's Newsletter - Beat Debt and Build Wealth!
  Helpful tips and advice Curious to know the 4 lessons the wealthy can teach you? What about how to avoid buyer's remorse? You can get tips and answers to questions like these before they're posted on DaveRamsey.com! Humorous and inspiring stories Whether you are on Baby Step 1 or 7, you will love reading the humorous Stupid Tax story and inspiring We Did It! story featured in each month's eNewsletter. Learn from other's mistakes and cheer along with those who are gaining control of their money! Company updates Dave's company is growing every day! We don't want you to mis