The only downside I can see with this service, is that to maintain integrity of what they offer, they have limited their subscriber base to just 2000 people. If they have 2000 people already, you may have to go onto a waiting list before you are admitted into their ranks. So if you are interested in this one, its probably best to get moving as soon as you can. Here is link again.

http://www.portfoliocrafter.com/?oceanfeather

One final word about cost, I have had a look at what they charge and have done my calculations.. Keeping in mind that if you make less than 8% in any month, your payment for that month is refunded, I did some quick sums to work out what you need to invest to make this service worthwhile. If you invest just $1,250 using this service, you will break even when you earn 8% per month, after you pay for service. Once you account for brokerage you are probably looking at a $1,300 break even entry point. I suggest you only use this service if you have a minimum investment of $2,000

Good luck with it, and happy trading.

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Each weekend of month, fire up your computer and input these receipts. Yes, it's horrible, tedious work, but bear with it; it's one month of a little self-reflection that will free up your cash in long run.

At end of month, most people will be surprised at amount of 'convenience spending' they have made. Stopping at coffee shop on way to class every day and getting that triple-double-half-decaf sure does get you wired quickly, but price of one month of these coffees you can buy a machine at department store and a thermos. For terminally lazy most machines now even offer an automatic start function. Think how much easier that is, your coffee machine will be much more effective than that alarm clock with it's tempting snooze button.

This of course is only one example of where to put your financial weed wacker to work on convenience spending. Sneaking food into movie theatre, taking bus instead of car, vintage retro 2nd hand clothing instead of shopping mall, and buying your groceries in bulk at a warehouse store are all examples of concious convenience spending reduction.

For many students, post-secondary school day-to-say life is 'in fast lane'; stopping to thinking about shaving a few dollars here and there is not really seen as cool, after all, there is so much else to do than worry about that ever-growing credit card payment. You can always justify it with 'when i'm out of school I will get a a great job and pay these debts off in a snap'; sad reality it is 2004 and economy is in poor shape. Planning now will save you much stress later.