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Do You Want To Know The Secrets? The Banks Won’t Tell You About Debt Consolidation Loans? Are Debt Consolidation Loans A Good Idea? Find Out That And More In This Video.
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Debt Consolidation Loans? | What Banks Don’t Want You To Know That Can Save You $1,000’s??

Are debt consolidation loans a good idea? I mean you have debt, who doesn’t, right? And you just want to be free from the financial slavery. You want to pay off the debt. But before you sign on the dotted line, there are somethings you need to know that can save you $1000’s. It is always good to have a debt consolidation plan. When it comes to the banks, it can be you against them. But not after this video. With this debt consolidation advice, you will be armed with the knowledge and the power to control your own destiny and make them write you a check for it. Are you interested yet? Then watch the video and thank me later. ???????
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Credit cards and financing is more accessible now than ever before with credit cards. However, debt is very expensive if you don’t use it wisely. Here’s what banks don’t want you to know.
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What Banks Don’t Want You To Know About Debt
0:17 – How to get all the nice things you want without paying for it today
0:35 – Financial problems and money issues are real and very serious
1:37 – Banks make money by lending
1:59 – Americans have more debt than ever
3:26 – How to get paid with credit cards
4:58 – The credit score system is one big game
6:08 – How to invest your money when you have credit card debt and get the best return

What Is The Minority Mindset?
The Minority Mindset has nothing to do with the way you look or what kind of family you’re from. It’s a mindset.

Give the majority $200 and they will come back with a pair of shoes. Give the minority $200 they will come back with $2,000.

Think from the mindset of a consumer and be the provider, that’s the Minority Mindset. Don’t be the majority. #MIH #ThinkMinority #FinancialLiteracy

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It is noted that this BOOK has nothing to do with McDonald’s Corporation, the author is not part of McDonald’s Corporation and the only ties he has to McDonald’s is an occasional meal at the restaurant. Do you feel like you’re on a financial hamster wheel, running, running, running, and not making any economic progress? The Federal Reserve Bank (FED) said in a survey that 47% of adults could not sustain a $400 unexpected debt. This means many of us are only one bad break from a dangerous debt spiral. This Book is for You! Yes, the title of this Book was just for fun. But it is serious that we working people are stagnating, our wages are not rising, our net worth is staying the same (if not declining) and our debt, even after a leveling off in recent years, is now once again on the increase. What can we do now? This Book will answer that question Financial management has more challenges than spend less/save more. There are psychological, sociological, economic, political and pedagogical (the way we are taught) implications that should be considered and remedied before we can make real progress. That’s the call to action. But there’s good news – right now and right here we have everything available to help us live a life of economic comfort and retire wealthy. Let’s get started!

Is it your intention to be debt free, or have more money??? Learn the same financial principles the wealthy use to get all the big buildings while we have all the little ones. It’s interesting, the only way to get approved for a loan, is to prove you don’t need one. We are brainwashed into believing we have to pay off all our loans before we can become successful. But why? Who is teaching this? I believe it’s the big banks and financial institutions who teach us to be debt free before saving for ourselves, and their agenda is very clear; get all of our money as fast as they can. This book exposes the truth behind how banks actually make money. It will show you the difference between compounding interest and amortized interest. You will learn the difference between the types of debt; the good, the bad, and the ugly. It will give you the tools necessary to create your own wealth, and if you do it correctly, with as little risk as possible.

If you had the damned money, you’d have paid it all off by now. I know this. So instead of telling you ways to scrounge up enough money to pay off your debts, I hope to convince you not to pay anything you cannot afford. I want you to keep as much of your stuff as possible while paying as little as possible of your own hard-earned cash. Most books that claim to be about getting out of debt are really just about good old-fashioned financial prudence. This one is not. It’s too late for that now. The Great Recession lingers, and even as our global financial institutions sit atop massive piles of taxpayer-funded bailout dollars, the ordinary people of America continue to struggle. Time for your bailout. Here is very simple, very practical, and most importantly a very realistic guide to the American legal process of enforcing debts. I am a debtor’s lawyer. This is what I do. Everything in this book comes from personal experience. I have helped hundreds of clients solve every sort of financial problem that people can encounter, and I have packed all of these lessons into this book. If you ever wanted to know things like: What happens if you don’t pay a debt? How do you fix broken credit? How can you keep your home from being foreclosed? What can I do about my student loans? Can they take my dog? Is bankruptcy a good idea or a horrible idea? What if I let the bank foreclose on my home? Will I ever be able to buy a car again? This book is for you.

In 1985, Frederic C. Lane and Reinhold C. Mueller published the magisterial Money and Banking in Medieval and Renaissance Venice, Volume 1: Coins and Moneys of Account. Now, after ten years of further research and writing, Reinhold Mueller completes the work that he and the late Frederic Lane began.

The history of money and banking in Venice is crucial to an understanding of European economic history. Because of its strategic location between East and West, Venice rapidly rose to a position of preeminence in Mediterranean trade. To keep trade moving and credit available from London to Constantinople and beyond, Venetian merchants and bankers created specialized financial institutions to serve private entrepreneurs and public administrators: deposit banks, foreign exchange banks, the grain office, and a bureau of the public debt. This new volume clarifies Venice’s pivotal role in Italian and international banking and finance. It also sets banking–and panics–in the context of more generalized and recurrent crises involving territorial wars, competition for markets, and debates over interest rates and the question of usury.

“The single aspect that most characterizes Venetian history and historiography is the dominant role of the state in the life of the city and the symbiosis between public and private sectors of the economy, between public and private interests….A primary concern of civil authorities was to create an atmosphere of competitive opportunity on the Rialto conducive to investment, that is, to the influx of money and goods, their turnover in Venice, and their eventual outflow.”–From The Venetian Money Market