Thursday, December 26, 2013

Pure Income--Another stable fund to look into

Pure Income is my next project to add to my passive income stream. This fund is paying and has been running for 335 days. It is considered very stable. Remember what you are wanting is a slow grow. Pure Income does accept SolidTrust Pay which, again, is the only pay processor that accepts American citizens. As a side note, I am starting to see some that are accepting Paypal but there are not that many. If you are interested in looking into Pure Income, just click here with Pure Income you have the option of buying shares or bonds. I invested in the shares which will pay out in 180 days accruing income everyday. If you invest in the bonds, you will get a payout every day. Your payout will depend on the deposit that you put in. Passive income is like a second job except it leaves you free to spend more time with your family and friends. There are many ways that I am trying to create my passive income. I hope you the best on your search. If there is something you are looking into, let me know. Maybe I can help. Remember our Golden Rule: Never invest what you cannot lose. All investments have a risk involved.

Sunday, December 22, 2013

So the journey begins.

We hear a lot about how horrible the economy is. And truly, the economy is tough on us normal working class people. Here it is just a few days before Christmas and I only got through it because my state income tax refund finally was deposited into my account. (Thank you) I want to take a second and tell you about me and how I ended here. I lost my soldier July 10, 2012. I was left devastated and unable to function for a very long time. And to be completely honest, there are still days that are hard for me to function. I tried going back to work but found that I was just too much of an emotional wreck to handle my clients and the day to day issues of finance and collections. I took the insurance money from the National Guard and bought a house so that I would not have to worry about rent or a mortgage. And then I bought 2 rental homes, invested in a small personal care home and another home that I am owner financing to my brother. I thought that these first steps would allow me to have income coming in every month and pay my bills. Among some of the other investments i made were to a friend of mine for his Appliance store which is very slow and a water filter company with my other brother which is also very slow. The personal care home is still waiting for final inspection from the state and we have been waiting since September of last year. Needless to say, I am living on the rental and owner finance income. These few investments allow me to pay my bills but it is not enough to meet all of my needs. So here I am continuing my search for more income. Passive income is income you make with out working. Now that doesn't mean you will never touch it, it just means that your investment pays you on a regular basis. I told my husband a few years ago that it was time to start thinking about retirement. I think it is never too early to start planning for this event. I believe that you should come up with 2-3 streams of income in order to make it through retirement with out depending on Social Security. Don't get me wrong, Social Security has its place, but it has its limits. First, for the ones of us who are "too young" for Social Security, we worry about being able to get it when our time comes. And lets face it, Social Security just raised the retirement age to 70. A lot of us will never reach that age. Second of all, If you are able to get on Social Security you are limited to the amount of income you can make on the side. I remember telling my husband that if I had to work at McDonald's at the age of 80 because I couldn't pay my bills, that I was going to dig him up and decorate him every year for Christmas and on Halloween when he got really nasty. So he decided to be cremated. (Funny how that statement has come back to haunt me. Join me on my journey for passive income. It is the second job that we all need to make ends meet. My ideal situation is a slow grow. What I mean by a slow grow is to have investments of many types with each paying into your main "pile" creating a good income. MY FIRST SUCCESS!! This is a great opportunity. This is a group of investors who put money into a fund to be invested in green opportunities like solar, wind, and hydro power. This is my first investment: Withdrawal $ 10.00 Dec-22-2013 09:01:30 AM Withdrawal to account cajuncatt. Batch is 30001082215 Deposit $ 115.00 Dec-22-2013 08:19:39 AM Deposit to 400% After 8 Days Earning $ 125.00 Dec-22-2013 02:10:46 AM Earning from deposit $100.00 - 125.00 % Deposit $ 100.00 Dec-14-2013 02:10:46 AM Deposit to 400% After 8 Days I deposited $100 (you can invest as little as $10) on 12/14/13 and on 12/22/13 I was paid $125. I turned around and re-invested $115 that will pay out on 12/30/13. I will continue to re-invest like this until i get to a really good level but it will take time. Please remember never to invest what you cannot lose. All investments carry a risk that is why I slow grow. If this sounds like something you want to try and you live in the United States, you will have to open a SolidTrust Pay account. It is the only pay server that allows American accounts. It is good, it means they are compliant with american laws. You can pass funds directly from your bank account to your STP account and you investment is funded through your STP account. You can open your STP account here: https://www.solidtrustpay.com/ref/115138129 . I hope this excites you as much as me. This is just the beginning. Happy investing. www.Hypersmash.com