5 Ways to Detox Your Body
Jul 27, 2008 Health
Your body has the most sophisticated detoxifying mechanisms. Your body should be able to get rid of toxins from your body without a problem. But because of the environment we live in today, your body is overloaded and unable to properly rid itself of toxins and crying out for help.
We are exposed to toxins, pesticides, herbicides, and heavy metals everyday. The food we eat is contaminated. Even a fresh fish contains high levels of mercury. Meat and poultry are grown with hormones. Vegetables have been subjected to pesticides and other toxins. We live in the world of processed food (lab food) that are rich in chemical additives and poor in nutrition.
Tags: detox, healthy living, organic
The Truth About Cash Value Life Insurance
Jul 27, 2008 Finance
Cash value life insurance vs term life insurance
One of my friends works for MetLife. She is a new agent, and we tried to help her by purchasing insurance policies for me and my wife. Back then, we had no idea what we were getting into. Everything she explained to us sounded good. We were told that at the end of the term we can get our premium back and we can get it out any time we want. For two policies we paid $300 every month.
After reading a number of finance books, I've started to realize that I've made a huge mistake with my life insurance; Another poor choice made. In this post, I will tell you everything about cash value life insurance and why should you avoid it.
Tags: insurance, money, personal finance
Should I Take My Money Out of the Bank?
Jul 27, 2008 Finance
We all heard about IndyMac Bank, one of the nation's largest lender, closing its doors and people lining up to draw their money out of the bank. People are getting worried about their deposited money at the bank because of IndyMac's failure.
"In the FDIC’s 75-year history, no customer has ever lost a
single penny of insured deposits"
So should you be worried?
Well, many experts predict that more banks will fail in the next 12 months or so and I don't disagree with that. But I wouldn't be worried about my money at all because I know my money is insured upto $100,000 by the FDIC. If you have more than $100,000 deposited in one bank, you should consider spreading it out at different banks. Don't make the mistake of putting money in different branches of the same bank though.
Tags: banking, money, personal finance