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The advantage of an online store of your own is freedom. Your store will look whatever you want it to be. You can list as many products as you like. The disadvantage is you have to spend time to design your site and get traffic. That means you have to be good at marketing.
It is said there is no free lunch. That is exactly right. There is nothing absolutely free. But with the internet, you can really get free stuff. Everybody know that you can get free information. Some people may say information is nothing. But they will soon be proved wrong. Information is money. Half step quicker in getting the information may make you rich. Thus, there is some free lunch on the net. But it is not absolutely free. It takes your time, your brain and even your invest.
To make money, everything is sale. You have to sell something to make money. Otherwise you will not get paid. Some people don't like sales because they don't like salesman. But they don't notice that the reason they get their paychecks is they sell their work or labor.
I just feel as the only things i have spent money on is fuel and car and about £100 on various items it seemed pointless having an accountant. Is it possible for the average person to do their own tax return - as I've been led to believe i can but if this is a wrong move then i probably should know now before i try any further?
You are right. But why can't you borrow more money? Borrowing money is an art. If you can borrow 1 billion. You can really make a living by borrowing money then returning it. There are a lot to play with the APR of the loan and mortgage.
There are a lot of websites providing mortgage quotes. If you like to have a finance freedom, come to our finance forum to discuss it with others.
A German bank has been caught handing out thousands of fake euros to customers.
Police who were alerted to the fact by a customer say they later confiscated 70,000 pounds worth of fake euros from the bank in Cologne, but did not say how the money came to be in the bank's coffers.
An unnamed female customer who was paid 5,000 euros (3,400 pounds) in fake cash from the KoelnBonn savings bank in Cologne's Longerich district was the first to raise the alert.
She said: "The notes were nearly all new. Then I noticed that they all had the same serial number."
The bank admitted it had not contacted the police straight away, claiming it wanted to carry out an internal investigation first.
