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Finally! A little good news for a change. I was researching 401k calculator investment at work today and Ray's mom showup, and she told me she thought the photos I took of Ray were great. That's a good boost to the old ego. Even after years of doing photography, I am still not a very good judge of my own work. It's silly, as I've sold several of my photos, so I guess they are pretty good. I just never believe it.
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Wow! Here I am alone with only my thoughts. Wonder what I can think up next. Shoud it be a business? A master success plan? What? I dunno. Well, maybe it does not have to be anything at all. Or should I just share what I found today on this interesting subject ut houston school of nursing and where you, too, can find truly amazing information on it. Which got me totally distracted off the original point of doing something with my life. What will I do with my life? Will I pontificate on that forever and become nothing? Or will whatever I choose be more than satisfactory for me? Who knows. But all I know is I am asking too many questions and not getting back to that topic I was on before. 
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Last night, I went to a 90th birthday party for a family member. Now to some, this may seem like a rather dull evening...unless you happen to really appreciate fine wine and excellent food. The event was held at an upscale Italian restaurant that I had not been to before. The specialty salad for the evening was probably the best salad I have ever eaten...seared tuna over a bed of spring greens and an Asian dressing. Outstanding! For the main course I had a risotto with salmon, shrimp, and calamari in a light, spicy tomato sauce. It was absolutely fabulous! In addition to the great food, I got to meet some very interesting people. I must say, the entire evening was much more interesting and fun than staying home and looking at voom satellite system sites on the internet. 
First Time Buyer Mortgages Are Not As Complicated As They Seem
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Before I start explaining the main different types of first time buyer mortgages I must make it clear that whilst there are a great deal of mortgages for first time buyers, the question of which one is the one for you is an important one. In describing them I can't tell you which one is the best one for you as that all comes down to what sort of property you are looking for and what your personal financial situation is. By this I mean what your income and out-goings are and how secure they are.
Joint ownership mortgages are meant for those who buy a property in conjunction with a partner, friend or family member. The main advantage is that the deposit and costs are shared. This can make taking that first step more affordable and can even mean you can leap the first rung of the property ladder, perhaps being able to afford an extra bedroom you can rent out (tax-free up to a certain amount). One thing to take into consideration is that you will need to have an agreement stating what will happen if one of you needs to sell up (there are plenty of options). Whatever happens, that mortgage payment needs paying, and the lenders don't really care who pays it!
The shared ownership mortgage has been one of the most popular first time mortgages allowing a lower value entry point. With shared ownership you buy a proportion of the property with such as a Housing Association, paying rent to them for the portion you do not own but occupy. Buying a share of the property means the start-out deposit and mortgage are lower but you can creep up over time which is called stair-casing. Typically, shared ownership properties are new or refurbished. Make sure you know how you can sell this on and you know all the ins and outs of the contract in the event of a change of personal circumstances, particularly if you combine it with joint ownership.
Shared equity is a new-ish way of buying your first home and is the basis of one of the government schemes to help first time buyers. Allowing a small deposit and then combining a mortgage with a free or low-cost equity loan makes your first home accessible to many, but it is only available on certain new build properties which come at a premium.
The most recent of first time buyer mortgages is the mortgage indemnity product which means that in the event of you defaulting on mortgage payments, first time buyer mortgages will be partially guaranteed by the government and partially by the house builder. Unfortunately this scheme, again, is only available for new build properties.
Other first time buyer mortgages do exist, such as those using parents' savings as a guarantee or those where the lender will pay the stamp duty.
If you are thinking of taking buying your first home, seek independent advice from an independent source.
Before I start explaining the main different types of first time buyer mortgages I must make it clear that whilst there are a great deal of mortgages for first time buyers, the question of which one is the one for you is an important one. In describing them I can't tell you which one is the best one for you as that all comes down to what sort of property you are looking for and what your personal financial situation is. By this I mean what your income and out-goings are and how secure they are.
Joint ownership mortgages are meant for those who buy a property in conjunction with a partner, friend or family member. The main advantage is that the deposit and costs are shared. This can make taking that first step more affordable and can even mean you can leap the first rung of the property ladder, perhaps being able to afford an extra bedroom you can rent out (tax-free up to a certain amount). One thing to take into consideration is that you will need to have an agreement stating what will happen if one of you needs to sell up (there are plenty of options). Whatever happens, that mortgage payment needs paying, and the lenders don't really care who pays it!
The shared ownership mortgage has been one of the most popular first time mortgages allowing a lower value entry point. With shared ownership you buy a proportion of the property with such as a Housing Association, paying rent to them for the portion you do not own but occupy. Buying a share of the property means the start-out deposit and mortgage are lower but you can creep up over time which is called stair-casing. Typically, shared ownership properties are new or refurbished. Make sure you know how you can sell this on and you know all the ins and outs of the contract in the event of a change of personal circumstances, particularly if you combine it with joint ownership.
Shared equity is a new-ish way of buying your first home and is the basis of one of the government schemes to help first time buyers. Allowing a small deposit and then combining a mortgage with a free or low-cost equity loan makes your first home accessible to many, but it is only available on certain new build properties which come at a premium.
The most recent of first time buyer mortgages is the mortgage indemnity product which means that in the event of you defaulting on mortgage payments, first time buyer mortgages will be partially guaranteed by the government and partially by the house builder. Unfortunately this scheme, again, is only available for new build properties.
Other first time buyer mortgages do exist, such as those using parents' savings as a guarantee or those where the lender will pay the stamp duty.
If you are thinking of taking buying your first home, seek independent advice from an independent source.
Time Isn't Always Money
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Time is the most important resource we all have. Time will run out and you can never get it back. Time is the one link between you and every person in the world. We all have 24 hours in 7 days a week to work with. If you work a steady job think about your day. Your job takes up a large portion of time 5 days a week. You are trading time for a set payment every month. Now if you calculate your cash flow (income after expenses) you can see how long it will take to get rich. It is extremely hard to get rich when your income is directly correlated to the energy you exert every day. One option is to work harder to get a promotion, raise, or new job. However, your expenses will probably increase when your title or paycheck improve. This makes saving very difficult. Why not create passive income?
Passive income is the secret to wealth. Passive income is money that your money earns you. Passive income doesn't require time to find its way to your wallet. When you can successfully detach your time away from a money system, you will eventually become rich. Sounds easy right? Well....not necessarily. In order to get a strong passive income stream, a lot of work has to be done to create passive income vehicles.
If you study wealthy people you will notice that they all have mastered the art of creating passive income. Even if they work a business, their businesses have passive income. If you want to be wealthy, you must generate different streams of income not dependent on your time. You can only do so much in 24 hours a day. Work hard to create money that will work harder for you. This is the definition of passive income.
Time is the most important resource we all have. Time will run out and you can never get it back. Time is the one link between you and every person in the world. We all have 24 hours in 7 days a week to work with. If you work a steady job think about your day. Your job takes up a large portion of time 5 days a week. You are trading time for a set payment every month. Now if you calculate your cash flow (income after expenses) you can see how long it will take to get rich. It is extremely hard to get rich when your income is directly correlated to the energy you exert every day. One option is to work harder to get a promotion, raise, or new job. However, your expenses will probably increase when your title or paycheck improve. This makes saving very difficult. Why not create passive income?
Passive income is the secret to wealth. Passive income is money that your money earns you. Passive income doesn't require time to find its way to your wallet. When you can successfully detach your time away from a money system, you will eventually become rich. Sounds easy right? Well....not necessarily. In order to get a strong passive income stream, a lot of work has to be done to create passive income vehicles.
- First, you have to understand that you will work extremely hard upfront without getting paid. When creating for yourself, money doesn't come until the system is created and operating. It's a lot of work to build passive income vehicles such as real estate portfolios, stock portfolios, royalty checks, or a business.
- Second, you have to find the time to put in the work. The difficult part about this is each passive income vehicle is a pool with sharks swimming. The pros swim in these waters to survive. They aren't in it for extra money. If you don't put in the time to really understand what you are doing, you will get swallowed up. Time will be a challenge if you have a family and major responsibilities. A supportive spouse and family is essential in this area. Communicate with them and include them so they know that your work will pay off in the end. Being up front with your family will eliminate a lot of distractions and you can focus on the details of your endeavor.
- Lastly, you must be willing to walk away. Income isn't passive until your time is not attached. Building a system to run itself requires a different plan than building a system that depends on you to run it. Have an exit plan at the start and tailor all of your actions and energy into eventually walking away with consistent income.
If you study wealthy people you will notice that they all have mastered the art of creating passive income. Even if they work a business, their businesses have passive income. If you want to be wealthy, you must generate different streams of income not dependent on your time. You can only do so much in 24 hours a day. Work hard to create money that will work harder for you. This is the definition of passive income.
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