Cyber Whisper

Let's face the fact, what we're getting from our regular job if not enough well, sometimes left you out off the balance. You take the bills to pay every month like the house rent, electric, water, phone, home credit, personal loans and a lot more. Don't you think its a lot of inconvenience to have this plenty of payables every month? Well, you are not alone and the best way to cope up with this dilemma is to add more money into your pocket, right? Having an extra source of money is definitely a good way to deal with this financial nightmare however, finding a r eliable source of extra income is also a bit of a challenge. If you consider investing as another way of adding income, always remember these five most important things to avoid regrets. Rule #1. To make money you have to spend money.  Undeniably there is no such thing as " FREE"  even for the very air we breath. General rule in business, if you want to generate profits you need to spend first. B...

Scams cost individuals, organizations and governments trillions of dollars each year in estimated losses, and many victims endure depression and ill health. It target people of all backgrounds, ages and income levels. There's no one group of people who are more likely to become a victim of a scam, all of us maybe vulnerable to a scam at some time. But why do we fall prey to scams? Scams succeed because they look like the real thing and catch us off guard when we’re not expecting it. Scammers are getting smarter and taking advantage of new technology, new products or services and major events to create believable stories that will convince us to give them our money or personal details. Scammers frequently use persuasion techniques like pretending to be a legitimate business and using local area presence to foster familiarity. Or they make time-sensitive claims to increase motivation. Living in a developing country with a strong family culture, we always see the potential for hi...

While I was browsing the internet looking for information about my current situation I came across Todd Tresidder's article about getting out of debt from  Financial Mentor . He says, " Debt is not a financial problem. Debt is actually a personal problem masquerading in financial clothing to deceive us ." Hard to believe, but it is true. That's why so many people have persistent problems with debt and I am no exemption to it. Defining our debt problem correctly is critical to solving it. Most of us mistakenly define debt as a financial problem, thus developing financial solutions. That's why our debt returns shortly after paying it off. We fail to identify the root cause of debt, opening the door to repeating the vicious cycle. A permanent debt solution requires a plan of attack based on proven principles that will actually work. When I just pay off my balances, I relieve the painful symptoms. But the underlying condition that put me in debt in the first pla...