good hard work
2007-10-22 04:57:54
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answered by glitznglitter69 2
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People say that because they heard it from Brokers so often. Brokers are the people who know where and when to buy trade or sell stock it is a job.
They are just as "broke" as you and me, if anyone has enough money to invest it is better that they learn how the market works instead of trusting it to someone else. This is just my view.
The best way is to stay out of debt or get out of debt, double the minimum required payments on your credit card, even if you only get rid of one. People are living and existing purely on credit the majority I mean. It is not easy when the lenders and credit card companies make it so easy.
Not all people inherit their money, but many are born rich. It just depends on how you look at life, money doesn't really make you live a richer life, emotianally I mean, many of the saddest people in the world are rich, and suffering from lack of real contact and trust with other human beings for fear of having their dear money taken or swindled.
2007-10-27 11:45:32
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answered by Neptune2bsure 6
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Because that's how capitalism works. You have to make an investment to get a payout.
I've heard of tons of people making money without technically gambling. I mean, you're making a gamble when you invest because there is not gaurantee that the investment is going to bear fruit but you can definitely make it happen.
2007-10-22 11:47:56
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answered by rachel m 4
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It does take money to make money. But I took 15 dollars and have since doubled my earnings and look to doubling it every month. I have a site that you might be interested in. I have a site that keeps a diary log of start to success. Free information for all. No registration. http://www.stillbloggin.com
2007-10-28 21:07:25
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answered by Anonymous
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this site might be what you need,just have a look and see what you think.. http://www.gangstergreed.com?ref=27155
2007-10-25 09:23:37
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answered by andrew d 2
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