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What happens when a company like Six Flags(SIXFQ.OB) and you own stock of that company get out of bankruptcy, what does that mean for the stockholder?

I know that’s a great news, but does this affect the stocks? Like they will dump it and it becomes useless?

The stocks are worthless….but you may get some leftover money if there is anything left after it’s paid off to executives and lawyers.

Frinds, we are seaing many adds on intrnet jobs, work from home and add searching jobs etc . these are o.k to undertake. They are asking some investment for this i.e for preparation of personal webs or software. these are o.k to undertake. I am a middle income person having some financial burdens and I con’t bear even these small invstment loss also. Kindly guide me.

If the jobs are true to the point which they advertise just put forward this argument .They can keep the first instalment of your payment as their fee. after all they are the one who will be sending you the cheque

Can anyone describe the several steps that you would use in developing a personal financial plan.

First step would be to put my monthly budget down on paper. Once I figured out where my money was going, I would look for ways to stop wasting any of it, and search around for some good investment vehicles. Once that was done, I would probably seek out a professional for advice…

Spending has been a problem for me before my diagnosis with bipolar disorder, and I’m trying to dig my way out. Any suggestions?

It sounds like you are starting to help yourself. You know what your problem is so you can work against it. You must be pretty OK if you were funtioning undiagnosed. You should start functioning better with drugs and therapy.

Check in your area for bipolar disorder support group they may have some better ideas than I have. Speak to the people who diagnosed you they may have contacts who can assist.

Here are three options that I can think of. From your question, I think, you should be able to handle the first.

1.) The best way is for you to take control of your spending and dig yourself out with maybe the help of a friend or a financial advisor. Look at budgeting and stick to a budget that will get you out of debt. Speak to the people and companies you owe money to. They can stop any more withdrawals from your accounts and reduce your facilities after each payment so you can’t revolve. Cut up your credit cards and delete all the information from your computer so you can’t do on-line shopping.
Each payday pay your debts and fixed expenses (rent etc.) first, then budget until your next payday. Take up a cheap hobby like reading (get your books from the library), do volunteer work at a charity. This will require quite a change in your lifestyle until your debts are paid off but it will be worth it.

If you have enough left over in your budget, open a saving account that requires a week or a months notice to withdraw money from. That way you can’t touch your cash if you are in a spending mood, but you can built up a reserve for a rainy day.

2.) If your hole is so deep that you can’t make the debt payments (after negotiating with people that you owe money to) and survive, you might consider declaring yourself insolvent or bankrupt. Speak to a lawyer or an attorney about the process in your country. If you go this route you’ll be restricted from borrowing and making contracts for several years and it can be more restricting than if you managed to pay off your debts yourself.

3.) If you can’t control yourself or your money an option is to have a curator or trustee (depending on your country) appointed to manage you and your money matters. This is a huge step and this is one you should avoid. Speak to your psychiatrist or psychologist and they can advise you.

Trying to manage a budget is like being a recovering alcoholic – you have to take it one day at a time.

Should it be funded with a flat tax or a user fee?

Usually both.

Property owners pay taxes to maintain emergency services such as fire and police and very often there are additional charges that are assessed to the property owner or to the person assisted for making a "run".

I need my loan to pay for removal fees as I have to move for health reasons. Local council can’t help, Can’t get a Budgeting Loan as I don’t qualify. I have a bad credit rating so a normal loan is not possible. Can anyone offer any suggestions, I need £500. I am already paying off debts of around £12,000 so I don’t have much spare cash and I have no savings.

Gone are the days when ‘bad credit’ was considered as a taboo. In today’s expensive world it has almost become a way of our life. This fact is further confirmed by the report of a recent survey which states that almost one fifth of the adult population fall under the trap of bad credit loans.

There are a number of sources of bad credit loans. One type of bad credit loans is a cheque advance. In this case, the borrower issues a cheque against which the lender offers a bad credit loan. The amount that the borrower enters in the cheque is equal to the loan amount plus lender’s fees. This type of bad credit loan is repaid within a few days.

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It would depend on how much the wedding planner charged! Personally I would do it myself (as I have done) as, although it can be stressful, as long as you make a list of things to do and tick them off as you go along, then there should be no problem. You also have the satisfaction of knowing that you had done it yourself and saved some money into the bargain! There are always family members and friends to help to, all you have to do is delegate tasks to them and tick them off your list when they are done! Good luck and I hope you will have a lovely day.

Okay so I am looking for an interesting book dealing with personal finance, please if you know of one let me know, also please give me a quick synopses of the book. I have already read Automatic Millionaire by David Batch and the 7 habits of highly successful people. Please suggest others

Anything by Dave Ramsey and the millionaire next door.

Does anyone have any experience with this? I know it’s a waiting game. Generally, consumer stocks are good choices, things people need like food, toilet paper, medicine, etc. Well, people need oil and gas to heat their homes, drive their cars, and businesses need it to produce and deliver. Wouldn’t energy stocks qualify?

The economy is slowing and we may be entering a recession. Unemployment is at multi-year highs, people dont drive to work, business dont produce, and people and businesses need fewer thing delivered, except essentials.. Look what oil and gas prices are doing.