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July 23, 2010

The excitement of having a baby is great, but lets look at the cost for baby’s first year.

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 3:54 pm

The first year for new parents is the hardest. With new baby comes immense joy but also unbelievably strained finances. It is predictable that the average family will spend between $10,000 and $15,000 during baby’s first year alone. There are plenty of ways that you can slash many of your costs simply by being careful with your money and not indulging in every whim.
When you are an expecting parent and you are alarmed about the high costs of baby’s first year, make a agreement with yourself to save money. Resist buying everything in sight. Every parent wants the best for their child, but keep in mind that many of the things you buy during baby’s first year will be only used once. Buying name-brand diapers and an overpriced bassinet that you can’t really afford is not going to do your baby any favors. Save where you can, be smart about your baby’s purchases without compromising your sanity or your baby’s health and happiness.
Breastfeeding has been proven as the healthiest selection for feeding your baby during the first years. Not only is it healthier for your baby than bottle feeding, it is also more cost-effective. Doctors agree that breastfeeding exclusively during your baby’s first half year of life will help give his immune system a boost. Not only will your baby benefit from increased health, benefit from increased savings. Some mother’s are not able to breastfeed their children. If this is the case, you can save money by avoiding the brand name formula and buying the store brand or generic formula instead. Generic formula costs on average 30% less than name brand formula and, by law, must meet the same FDA standards as the brand name formulas. And don’t forget coupons from manufacturer’s get on their mailing lists. Always look past the attractive name brand packaging, because in most cases that is what you will be paying for.
Disposable diapers, always opt for the generic brand. Many larger chain stores carry their own store brand of disposable diapers which are usually just as good as the brand name diapers. You can expect to save about 30% on disposable diapers simply by buying the generic store brand.
Babies will quickly outgrow expensive little outfits. You can find nearly new or gently used baby clothes at garage sales and markets. One of the biggest expenses you will have as a new parent is furnishing the baby nursery. You can save a lot by shopping for gently used baby furniture, including high chairs, bouncers and cribs. Shop used baby stores for great deals on used baby furniture. You can also find great baby gear such as bathtubs, strollers and monitors.


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July 16, 2010

So Your “Getting Married” but not Going into Debt

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 2:26 pm

So we’er Getting Married and not Going into Debt to do it. One of the foremost stresses that affects marriage is money. In truth it is over and over again what prevents people from wanting to get married or be married.
Discover, it is possible to be wed and even have a good honeymoon without paying devastating financial cost afterward. Some tips on how to save money on your wedding and to get ready for your married life together.
Search out a local church. You can usally get a discount on ceremony and reception space if you plan your wedding and reception at a church. Sometimes if you are highly involved in a church organization you may even receive free space for your special day.
Consider a ceremony in a Local park. Ordinarily the permit for this will cost next to nothing. Or maybe a outdoor spots where you can set up your wedding for free. If you want to protect your guests from rain you may be able to rent a pavilion for as inexpensive as a few hundred dollars or less.
Shop for bargains at dollar stores and discount stores. These are particularly great places to find themes for table and hall decorations. Strands of white flowers, centerpieces, and candles are available at these places for as cheap as a few dollars, or even only one dollar.
Factory Outlet or Closeout Stores for Wedding attire. You would be surprise how many of last-year’s wedding gowns and tuxes are available. Maybe rent or purchase these items for hundreds of dollars less than regular retail price. If they are only a year old they are sure to be in style, and it would often cost less to alter them than to purchase them brand new.
Design a unique but affordable getaways. You can find treasures of relaxation and fun even near where you live. This may sound a little ironic, but perhaps you would want to check out the visitor’s site of your own locality for places nearby where you can plan an enchanting honeymoon celebration.
If you are both just starting out together you may need dishes, towels, and other household items. If so, place every item that you can think of on your registry, or tactfully request cash.
Game, One wedding reception game that is popular is “Pay a dollar to dance with the groom (or bride).” Another idea would be to sell raffle tickets for door prizes at wedding showers, bachelor and bachelorette (stag or hen/doe) parties. You might also consider selling cocktails and other drinks, planning a paid performance, or following through with a wacky dare.
Talk to family and friends about Volunteer Cooks. You are sure to have a few willing cooks in your family, or within your group of friends. Also note that buffet style meals versus per-dish types of meals are usually less expensive. You can have a quality meal for your wedding reception guests at a fraction of what it would cost to hire a professional caterer.
Ask for help from as many people as possible. If you know you can find help for marriage and wedding preparation, ask as many people as possible. For instance, perhaps someone in your family or among your circle of friends, or your co-workers may knows how to take professional pictures.
More importantly, you can start your life together off right-debt free and living within your means. In fact, if you are able to enter marriage without a huge financial burden it will increase your chance of a successful life together.

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July 9, 2010

Debt Reduction, Avoid Common Money Mistakes and Stay Out of Debt

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 2:23 pm

Experts say there is specific money mistakes that many are likely to make that can easily land you in debt. These are very common errors of judgment that many of us fall into without even knowing it.
Buying a new car
OK, that can easily get you into debt. Sure, you love that new car smell, the feeling that you are the one adding up the miles, but it is a known fact that new cars depreciate thousands dollars within the first year. Think about all that money that you’re paying for the privilege of the new car smell and buy a high quality pre-owned vehicle. Many used cars still carry the original warranty-even more incentive for buying a quality used vehicle.
Using your home equity line of credit to pay off your credit card debt is often described as unsecured debt, because there’s no real collateral that the credit card company can force you to sell in order to collect on the debt. A home mortgage and home equity loan is known as secured debt because your home is the collateral. But if you fall behind your payments, the lender can easily require you to sell your home in order to collect on the debt.
Borrowing from your 401(k) or 403(b). Your 401(k) deals are pre-tax, which means that eventually the money that you put in will get taxed when you withdraw it. Taking out a loan from your 401(k) or 403(b) means that you will be borrowing from pre-tax dollar which will eventually have to be repaid. When you eventually retire and begin your withdrawals, you will be taxed again. If you borrow money from your 401(k) or 403(b), you will effectively be getting taxed twice. Did you know that you are also required to repay the loan in only a few months? If you don’t happen to have the money for repayment, your loan will be treated as a withdrawal. You can expect a whopping 10 percent early withdrawal penalty.
Stay away from buying a variable annuity as you are making a contract with the insurance company and the money is used to buy mutual funds. But did you know that you will have to pay income tax on any withdrawals? Plus, if you withdraw any money from your variable annuities before you are approximately 60 years of age, you will also be penalized with a 10 percent fee. So watch out for what may seem like a great deal on that tempting variable annuity. There are often many buried fees that are attached to variable annuities. Make sure to read all the fine print.
Avoid variable interest loan those low initial teaser rates for financing your new home. If you can’t afford the home otherwise, you should probably not buy the home. Avoid option adjustable rate mortgages too. This will usually cause your loan balance to become bigger each month as they adds the unpaid interest on your balance of the home loan. Think twice about those great introductory rates-they can often turn out to be not that great.


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June 25, 2010

Establish Your Web Site

Filed under: Web Business — Jean @ 2:19 pm

Because a home based web business requires content to be published to the Internet, it is obvious that a web site needs to be created to hold the content. When you are ready to begin to create the web site, you need something to call it (the web site name) and you need a domain name to “hold it”.
A domain name is how visitors are able to find your site. our domain name, which of course matches our site name – “healthwiseeproducts.com”. When selecting a domain name for your Internet home business, select a domain name that is close to the “theme on your site” one that is quite easy to remember and to type into a browser window.

When you have selected your domain name for your site, the next step is to go about creating it.

When looking at creating a web site, there are three ways to go about it.

Pay someone to design the site. Pay a web designer to design the web site design for you. You still need to supply the content.

Design the site yourself using a web design program. Requires a high degree of proficiency in designing a web site and good knowledge about computers in general.

Use a all-inclusive web business program, which effortlessly designs the site and takes care of all technical details. All you do is put in the subject matter – everything else is taken care of.
The first approach, paying someone else to design a web site for you, is the simplest but is extremely costly. Since it costs well upwards of several thousand dollars to have a professional design even a small site (and this does not include the content that needs to be added), I do not recommend a person starting off this way when creating their own home based web business. This is especially so since, as you expand the web site, you’ll have to pay the person yet again.

The second approach, designing the web site on your own, requires some technical expertise and some time to learn the programs you use to create the web site. However, for those who have the time to do it, this is an excellent way to go. By designing your own web site, you have total control over how it looks. You will also learn a lot – and I mean, A LOT. To properly design your own web site, though, will require purchasing a good web design program and web graphics program. The two programs I recommend are Dreamweaver and Fireworks, which cost around $500 between the two of them. Other programs you might, later need, include Adobe Photoshop or Photo Elements, Apache, My-SQL, and this list is truly endless.

The third approach, one I recommend for those of us that do not have the necessary web design programs or the necessary computer experience, is to use a very nice program called Site Build.
What this program does is to take your content and fit it into templates that you can then easily customize. Using Site Build requires no technical expertise at all – the program handles everything relating to coding and building your web page.
What separates Site Build from other web design programs, such as Dreamweaver, is that it does a number of very helpful things for successful web publishing that most people new to building a home based Internet business are not familiar with. Site Build It, in addition to allowing the user to build a web page by simply pointing and clicking a mouse, also does:
Web Page Optimization
Submission of Site to Search Engines
Domain Name Registration
Web Hosting
Graphic Tools
Analysis of Web Site
Internet Business Suggestions
We will go into more detail on these area above next time.


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June 18, 2010

For the Back to Work Mom – Money-Savings Childcare Options

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 2:13 pm

There’s no question about it affordable and dependable childcare is one of the biggest challenges for many working parents. How can you reduce your childcare costs? Having a baby can be a enormous financial stain on first-time parents, and many don’t realize how many affordable childcare options there are out there. Tips to finding ways to save money with different childcare options.
There’s no getting around the high cost of child care . In some cases, you may find yourself paying more for child care than your rent or mortgage. There is some help to be found with financial aid. Take advantage of flexible spending accounts offered by your employe. These accounts allow you to save pre-tax dollars specifically for such things as day care and elder care. You can save thousands in taxes each year by taking advantage of these flex spending accounts. If you pay for child care expenses with your after-tax dollars, you can take advantage of the Tax Credit on your income tax return.
Check as Some child care centers are willing to work with their parents to help offset costs. When having trouble keeping up with payments, talk to your child care center before things get worse. Let them know your financial situation and see if there are things you can do in order to offset your child care costs. Volunteering, donating goods or other kinds of contributions are sometimes an acceptable way of offsetting your child care bill. Some child care centers have the resources and information to refer you to government agencies that can also help with grants and financial aid.
Conventionally, extended families have always been around to help offset the cost and responsibility of child care. When fortunate enough to have caring and supportive familys, see if they can help you with child care. Some couples or single parents work with their relatives to coordinate a child care schedule that works for both parties. You may have to compensate your relatives for this care.
Flexible work schedule, Many parents can rearrange their work days in order to take care of their children. With some juggling, many parents can reduce their day child care costs significantly by flexing their work schedules.
Start a home business or telecommute, advanced technology, it is easier than ever to work from home. If you or your partner has the option of working from home, take advantage of it. Even if you can only obtain a couple of days of telecommuting it is a great advantage, maybe consider starting a sideline business that can help you cope with the high costs of day child care.
Use student child care
If you are located near a college or university use student child many students charge less for their services than a professional day care business


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June 11, 2010

Money, Living Comfortably Below your Means So You Have Money To Invest

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 2:09 pm

Investment is important for anyone taking in an income. Investing in something long-term is also pretty important for someone who is looking out for retirement and their future. Here are basic tips to making that easier.
Sell the Losers, Let the winners Ride! It may be hard to let it go, but sometimes it needs to be done. And the winners flourish when they go a long way, so keep it going rode. Think about the future. Don’t chase all of the “hot tips.” They are often hot for a moment and cold for another. Do your own research and you’ll know better.
Your psychology is important to investment so don’t sweat the small stuff!. Your mind is your money. Don’t over emphasize the P/E ratio. This is a classic mistake and can lead to more mistakes. Avoid this one! Resist the lure of penny stocks. I know it can be hard, but they can often lead to uselessness or even worse. Resist!
Stick with the strategy you choose I know it can be hard. But if you stick with it, it will pay off. Just keep trucking and don’t get pulled away.
Concentrate on the future and be patience. The future is coming, I promise. Just hold off. The more focused you are, the better things will be. Adopt a long-term perspective. It’s not too hard to do, considering you’re doing number seven on this list. Keep it real and remember how much time you’ve got. Long-term is the key to success. Stay focused.
Select companies with an open mind. It may sound self explanatory, but like investopedia.com says, Some great companies are household names, but many good investments are not household names. Thousands of smaller companies have the potential to turn into the large blue chips of tomorrow. In fact, historically, small-caps have had greater returns than large-caps: over the decades from 1926-2001, small-cap stocks in the U.S. returned an average of 12.27% while the S&P 500 returned 10.53%. ”
Don’t put taxes up too high in importance. Yes they’re important, but that as important as some think. Taxes…yum, don’t you love them? Who doesn’t? In all honesty, American’s hate taxes. Since the beginning of taxation, people have hated it. It is necessary for national defense and other things, though. But still…is there a way to beat it? According to smh.com, “Assuming they are eventually passed by the Senate, lower tax rates and the abolition of the superannuation surcharge will change the rules for many taxpayers. Some strategies need to be put in place now to make the most of the new rules; in other cases it may be better to wait until after June 30. But if you want to save on tax, you can’t afford to ignore the looming end-of-year deadline.” What about inflation? It seems like it’s impossible to win in a situation where you cannot have control. There are certain things you can do, though. You can always talk to your tax guy, and if you don’t have one, you can call a certified CPA for advice. There’s always something you can do, just keep looking.
For more information on any of those things, go to the web and look for advice. The fact of the matter is whether you like or recognize it, the danger posed by inflation is real and present, an investor has to take steps to safeguard your interests. In other words, you need to bring a fresh perspective to your investments. There’s more information out there to be found as well. For even more help, call a CPA. They are the trained experts in money!


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June 4, 2010

Debt Reduction, Simple Solutions to Organization your Money

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 1:53 pm

Do You keep saying to yourself that you want to save, but sick of living the way you are—broke. To stop living from paycheck to paycheck one of the following simple solutions may help you:
List all your monthly expenses, how much money you need. If you do not have money for your rent, food, clothing, and other basic necessities then the first step is to find a way to bring In more money, then allocate money for all of the priority expenses first and also save yourself a reasonable amount of “fun” money.
Generally you will spend about 25% less at the grocery stores if you don’t shop when hungry. You will also purchase healthier food which lasts longer if you shop on a full stomach. Along with that, it is smart to bring a list because you will then save on transportation expenses by not having to go back to the store.
If you can shop with debit cards instead of credit cards. That way you know exactly how much you have spent and you will not spend any more than that. If you are contemplating purchasing an item on credit make sure you are able to make at least a minimum payment every single month.
Have a emergency fund. That way you won’t panic when your car breaks down, you lose your cell phone, or your kid is rushed to the hospital. This may be easier said than done, but when done it can save you a heap of trouble. All it would take perhaps to create an emergency fund is a few less bottles of soda, packs of gum, or children’s toys (yes, your kids have enough in most cases.)
Make sure you check your bank account before you pull out more money to go shopping. Always keep track of spending. It will save you in the long run, especially from bank overdraft fees. That extra money you save keeping track of your money can be put to much greater use, such as being put away for emergencies or invested for a profit.
Steer clear of taking out payday loans. Although these have helped some people in a jam it can lead to an addiction. Soon you could be committing your whole paycheck to money you have not even seen yet if you get into this habit that is very hard to break. Not to mention, interest on these types of loans is usually 20% or more. If you need further assistance with money management it is recommended that you contact a budget counselor. The Internet is also packed full of money-saving tips for individuals and families.


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May 30, 2010

Debt Reduction, Tips on Conserve Energy and Reduce your Energy Bill

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 1:32 pm

At no other time in history when so many people have been so dedicated to conserving energy and reducing their utility bills. Rising energy costs and global warming, conserving energy has never been more important. If you are dedicated to cultivating a greener lifestyle and lowering your utility bills in the process, here are some ecco tips and bits of advice that can help you cut down on your energy use.
Firstly dial down your thermostat? Dialing down your thermostat in winter refers to the act of reducing the temperature in your home in order to conserve heating fuel. This concept is simple enough: the best way to conserve energy is simply by not using so much of it. You would probably be surprised how much you can save simply by dialing your thermostat two or three degrees from your normal temperature. Simply dialing down your thermostat one degree makes a difference. If you dial down one degree in winter, this will generally result in about one to three percent less fuel use, which corresponds to about one to three percent less fuel use which is reflected on your utility bill. In order to stay comfortably cool in the winter, slip on a sweater. At night, cover up with more blankets. This form of personal insulation is a great and efficient way to retain your personal body heat.
Precisely as you might dial down during the winter, the idea of dialing down can be simply reversed for the summer months. Dialing up is a great way to help conserve energy and reduce the cost of cooling your home during the hot summer months. As with the cold winter months, you want to dial up a few degrees and adjust your clothing for the warmer weather. Make sure to dial up your thermostat for when you plan to be away from the house.
When you have a larger home or many rooms in your house that aren’t currently being used, make sure to shut the doors to rooms. This can help reduce the demand on your heating and cooling system and help keep the rest of the house at a moderate and comfortable temperature. Remember that the less space that needs to be supplied with cool or warm air, the less you will need to spend on energy costs.
If your home is not well-insulated, you may easily be losing hundreds of dollars or more each year on keeping your home warm or cool. Check for cracks in the foundation, thin walls or other features that may be keeping your home from staying cool or warm. You can have an expert perform an energy audit on your apartment or home and give you tips on how your specific living area can be better insulated for retaining a comfortable temperature.
Most of us already know about the benefits of switching to fluorescent bulbs. These bulbs are long-lasting and can save you hundreds of dollars on your electricity bill over a year. Another great option that you can take advantage of is solar lighting. If you like to keep your house or yard lit throughout the night, consider switching to solar lighting. These lights use the sun’s warmth and energy to stay lit for several hours and can help save you money on your energy bill. The environment is your back yard so give some thought to the energy you use.


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May 18, 2010

Debt Reduction, Doing a funny dance called the budget balancing act.

Filed under: Debt Control — Jean @ 11:09 am

family budgetlarge Debt Reduction, Doing a funny dance called the budget balancing act. Budget balancing means taking responsibility for your finances, living within (or maybe below) your means and coming out of it with your sanity intact. Here are some tips for living the budget balancing act and coming out in front. Putting your budget into numbers makes it more real.

We can make the mistake of thinking of our budget in abstract terms. “We’re on a budget,” you might tell a friend who asks you to go along with her on vacation, or to an expensive show. Some of us are on a “budget.” But what does it really mean? Take your budget out of abstract terms and make it real. Sit down and do the math, as hard as it can be. Most of us avoid taking a good long look at our finances because it can be too hard, especially if we suspect we are deep in the red. It’s time to take control, and taking control means having the courage to sit down and take a good look at your finances. Take out your bills. Are you in debt, and if so, how much? Be honest and don’t overlook any accounts. Lying to yourself about debt is not helpful or necessary. If you are not in debt, but perilously close, figure out why. Most numbers don’t lie. Are you spending too much on housing? Is that extra car payment eating away at your budget? Are your child care costs soaring? Know your budget inside out-what you can and can’t afford, how you pay for things, your debt and credit score, and savings.

If keeping a log book sounds too technical for you, just think of it as a notebook where you keep your records. Make a note of your earnings, saving, debt and purchases. Think of your log book as a place where you can do your math. Your log book should be private and a place where you feel free to jot down notes, calculate interest rates and keep financial notes to yourself.

Almost every bank in the world now allows its customers to keep an online account. So If you haven’t already, set up your account. This is an easy way to manage your accounts, check balances and make payments online with an automatic bill payment. This is an easy way to make sure that your payments are always made on time.

Debit cards are a convenient and safe way to pay for everyday purchases. They can also be very dangerous if you are on a strict budget and you are trying to save. If you are serious about saving money, forgo your debit card for a while. When you have organized a good solid budget, on pay day, head to your local bank or ATM machine. Withdraw enough cash to make necessary purchases and then tuck your debit card away somewhere safe. This is a surefire way to stick to your budget.

If you have credit card debt, check there interest, you must know how much you are paying in interest? Especially if you are juggling several accounts, it can be easy to forget or overlook interest rates. How much exactly are you paying on each transaction? Check with your credit card for this information. If you have long-standing accounts in good standing, try to negotiate a lower interest rate.
So are you living the Budget Balancing Act and are you Coming out Ahead?

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May 17, 2010

Making Money Online, Is a Web Internet Business For You?

Filed under: Web Business — Jean @ 7:53 am

Make money online instantly, I made a million dollars in 6 weeks, make money with a web business and retire in 12 months. We all seen those wild claims you see it all out there on the web but you know that the only way to make money is to work for it, and much better to work for yourself than swop hours for money.

Starting your own home based web business is not for everyone. People who have made Online Home Business Opportunity work for them usually fall into one of the following:

Tired of 9 to 5: If you love your day job, then hold off on starting a home based, web business unless you just want a little supplemental income. You will not be motivated enough or willing to spend the time to do things right.

As you’re retired and have decided you would like to explore a topic of interest while creating a supplemental income. Creating an Internet home business is ideal for you. Yet if you know nothing about computers and the Internet, special software programs such as Site Builder can remove every technical detail out of creating a home based web business, allowing you to focus on creating the content. What if you’re retired and want to write about something of interest to you, starting your own home based web business is by far the best way to go about generating a nice supplemental income by working from home

Unemployed and don’t want to work for others again, with some work and motivation, you can get a home Internet business up and running in under two months, with some income showing up a few months later. Since it costs virtually nothing to start a web home business (or thinks they soon might be), should seriously consider a web home business opportunity quick info tour
Strange as it sounds, You Need Something to Do. if you just want something to do, regardless of monetary considerations, a home based web business is the way to go. After all, you can freely create a web site however you want to, put whatever content on it that interests you, and still have the ability to make some money on the side. Beats working to build someone else business.

Work At Home Mom’s have found this is about the best business around for working at home. You can stop when the toddler cries, then pick up where you left off when time permits. As a parent, you have a MILLION topics you can literally explore through a web site
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Want to be an Infopublisher? Maybe you or friends have a book in you, InfoPublishers also make money through the sale of information (such as brochures, short information books, that sort of thing, you might try info publishing site

In the end, it boils down to whether you want to have your own business enough to put the required work into it to make things work, please remember, an home based web business is just that – a business.
To succeed with any home based business you need to put the work into it. Creating an ugly web site with a couple of banner ads will not bring you much in the way of income, if any. Instead, any person willing to try to start a home web business needs to have a consistent purpose that will keep them working on their web site through those times when doubts undoubtedly arise. Motivation and consistency are of absolute importance!

But if you have the motivation, a web home business opportunity is like nothing else. You can literally create something (a web site full of content and individual products of your choice) from nothing with virtually any costs.
So, now that you have a better idea of who is likely to succeed in starting their own home based Internet business, so let’s check out
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Good luck with whatever you decide to do, but do something.


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