Archive for the ‘Travel’ Category
Biking for Barnardos saw Kurtis Murphy and David Snelling both only 23 years old motorcycle around the world without backup or mechanical, medical or motorcycle experience. Funded by their own savings and credit cards but still raising over £5000 for childrens charity Barnardos. This is the amazing highlights of their epic journey.
Johnny Brisban
The beginning of many videos answering questions that YOU have asked about living and teaching overseas.
Earle Dortch
While credit cards are widely accepted throughout Europe, smart travelers use hard cash. ATMs are everywhere and offer great rates 24 hours a day. For more information on the Rick Steves’ Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit www.ricksteves.com.
Tommy Ansoategui
It’s one thing to score huge sign-up bonuses for new credit cards, but then when you want to cancel them, there are a lot of things to keep in mind, and I’ll take you through what you should be thinking about as you go through this process.
Leeanne Cajucom
Using an ATM in Japan and a stroll around Ameyoko Market a shopping street that grew out of a black market that existed just after the war near Ueno Station, Tokyo ************** To update the info on this video…. I should mention the situation has much improved. 7-11 now has english (and other language) menu options. It also seems to take most foreign credit cards for cash advances, though Im not sure about banking.
Shalonda Tutt
5 Mistakes in Financial Planning – as part of the expert series by GeoBeats. One of them is not really knowing where their money goes once a month. Not creating a budget. Secondly is using credit cards indiscriminately, meaning you charge stuff and you build up a balance and you do not pay them off every month. Credit cards are, to me, a necessary evil. You need them to build credit but you can abuse them and many, many people do. So, you know, either do not bring the credit card with you, or really plan out how you are going to use your credit. Another mistake people make is they are afraid to invest because of what has been going on in the stock market, and so they keep all their money in very risk free investments like money markets, cash. That, over the long term, is not going to grow your wealth. You really do need to take some risk, and invest your money in the stock market, or in bonds. Which leads to my next mistake, is that some people do invest their money, but they do not diversify. I know you have heard that word a lot, diversify. It means not having all your eggs in one basket, and so have some of your money in US Stocks, have some of your money in International Stocks, have some of your money in bonds. So that you diversify it, so if usually the stock market goes down, bonds go up, so it gives you a little bit of a cushion, it will be a smoother ride, less volatility. And lastly, be sure and open your statements. A 401K statements every quarter, or your …
Lynelle Karagiannis
Debt Ceiling Defined – as part of the expert series by GeoBeats. Debt Ceiling Defined We’ve all heard, and we’ve seen in the news, that our country is reaching its debt ceiling. But few of us really understand what that means, or know how it impacts us personally. So, the debt ceiling, let’s see if we can make it apply in a more familiar situation. Say in your household you have a certain number of credit cards and you have access to certain lines of credit. Well, over time, if you max out all your credit cards and all your lines of credit, basically the creditors, the banks, will say you cannot borrow any more. So that’s the situation we’re faced with as a country; and there are some who argue that we should raise that ceiling, meaning we should be allowed to borrow more, just like going to your own bank and saying, can I please borrow more, because this is a tough situation; and there are others that say we need to not borrow more, we need to focus on paying down the debt. So that’s the general situation, that’s what it means, and it’s going to take a collaborative effort to figure it out, because it’s a pretty complex problem. But we all have to work together, and it will get resolved.
Sommer Darland
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Caron Nissila