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Online Portal to Compare Credit Cards Adds Value to New Rental Website
ATLANTA, March 18, 2008 — MyCreditCard.com, a website that allows visitors to compare and apply for a credit card online, is pleased to announce its affiliate partnership with WhyBuy.com, an innovative new rental website where visitors can rent anything online and listings are free.
Visitors to WhyBuy.com can take advantage of the services offered by MyCreditCard.com by clicking through to the MyCreditCard.com website from the site’s Partner Services section. Once on MyCreditCard.com, visitors can compare credit cards and apply online from the site.
“We knew that we wanted to offer our visitors access to additional online services,” said Woody Alpern, one of the founders of rental website WhyBuy.com and MyCreditCard.com. “MyCreditCard.com offers the kind … continue reading.
It’s been almost 2 months since I sent my last Woody’s Goodies. I’ve been struggling to find the right topic, and then I realized it was right in front of my eyes – Retirement Planning (my specialty). With all the new tax law changes in effect, I have been inundated with questions on which retirement vehicle is right for what purpose. Accordingly, I have summarized these thoughts. Hope this helps with the massive tax law changes currently in effect. Overall, they are very favorable.
(P.S. – CREDIT CARD UPDATE – I HAVE PREPARED A NEW WEB SITE FOR CREDIT CARDS. IT HAS WHAT I BELIEVE ARE THE BEST PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR VARIOUS CREDIT CATEGORIES – INCLUDING A NEW AMERICAN EXPRESS 2% CASH REBATE CARD. CHECK … continue reading.
Through my 20 plus years of experience with investing in real estate, I have learned that purchase price is where you make your money. Now, I realize that sounds so obvious that you may not even think it’s worth mentioning, but I see people overlook this simple statement so often that I’ve decided to write an entire article on just this subject. Real estate can be an emotional purchase for many people. When you fall in love with a particular property for any reason other than the cash it can generate for you, it is likely you will overpay for this asset. Real estate should be valued just like any other asset. Is the price your paying reasonable for the risk you are taking? … continue reading.
I love real estate. However, I respect it at the same time, meaning you must treat this type of investment with care, love and lots of attention to be successful with it. In my 15 years of experience with investing in real estate, I have learned much. But, perhaps the most important lesson I have learned is that it is not a get rich quick investment, and it is HANDS ON.
If you follow some basic rules, you will do very well with real estate. If you don’t, then you’re better off investing elsewhere. In my case, the vast majority of my portfolio is invested in real estate. However, this is NOT TO SAY that real estate is a better investment than stocks or bonds, … continue reading.
