Recession Survival Tips

by James Scott Do you have stock but don’t want to sell it? Do you need cash now and want to use your stock as collateral for a loan, but you don’t want to lose your investment? Do you have bad credit but need cash now? If you answered yes to any of these questions, it sounds like you’re a good candidate... 

by Larry Wood Going back to the basics is the trend these days.  Many people are now aware of the many problems faced by the world, which includes pollution, depletion of natural resources, increasing population, and many others.  With so many problems to deal with, people don’t know where to start.  You don’t... 

There is a new online stock trading newsletter that provides readers with a wealth of valuable information. With this information, users will be in a much better position to become successful investing in a resurgent stock market. This newsletter tells you what stocks to buy, how to initiate the trade, when to enter the trade,... 

The 2010 Homebuyer Tax Credit has been invaluable in helping first time homeowners purchase an affordable home. First time buyers can receive an $8,000 tax credit. Homeowners who have lived in their current home for five out of the last eight years can receive a $6500 tax credit. In addition, the income limit for singles... 

by James Scott For real estate investors, there are two things that are always in short supply regardless of the ups and downs in the economy: capital and quality inventory.  Most investors that I have worked with not only need capital but they also need strategies to go after capital that is not issued based solely on a credit... 

by James Scott Regulation D, Under Sections 4(2) and 3(b) of the Securities Act of 1933, was adopted by the SEC in order to coordinate the various limited offering exemptions and to streamline the existing requirements applicable to private offers and sales of securities.  The Regulation establishes three exemptions from registration...