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Planning a Property Investment

So you’ve decided to invest in property. Now all you need to do is decide between industrial units or residential property. Then of course you need to decide upon whether you are investing in this property for your business or as a business.

Does Your Business Need An Industrial Unit?

Businesses utilizing large machinery or shipping massive quantities are best served by industrial units. If you are considering the rental or purchase of an industrial building or property you have probably already conferred with a lawyer and financial planner. If you haven’t; it would be wise to do so. Remember also that having the unit or property inspected before signing on the dotted line is yet another smart business move.

Do You Want To Be a Landlord?

Possibly the business of property is your business. If you will be renting out residential or industrial units then you will again want to consult with the appropriate professionals. You will want to know everything about who you are renting to and decide whether you are going to ensure your investment or require your renters to have insurance (or both).

Whether buying property to use or to rent out, be sure your assets are protected and all your bases are covered.



The Best Place to Place Your Sports Bet

Where’s the best place to slap your money down on your favorite team? A local casino; the Internet; a private bookie; Vegas?

Top 10 Online Sport Books: 10-6

The top 10 online sport books were subject to a bookmaker review and rated in five different categories; those being: sports, service, payout, bonus and an overall rating. 5 out of 5 stars is perfect; 1 of 5 stars is pretty much ‘forget about it’. Number 10 is BetGaurdian-none of the ratings were over four stars and they received only two stars for bonus. Intertops came in at number nine and received four stars all the way across the board. Number eight is BetIslands; their lowest rating was two for bonus but four for service and payout. Legends is the number seven sport book with five out of five stars in the sports category but only three for bonus. The number six seed JustBet-five stars for both bonus and service and nothing lower than four stars.

And the Top 5 of all Online Sport Books…

Wagerweb, in fifth place, had five out of five stars in two categories and nothing less than four stars thereafter. The two five star categories were for bonus and payout. SBC Global had the exact same results at their number four position. BetOnline is honored with a number three position thanks to their receiving five out of five stars in all categories but sports; for which they received four out of five. Numbers two and big number one are, respectively, Bovada and TopBet. Both received 5 out of 5 stars in every category except for Brovada’s 3 stars for bonus.
The biggest rule to remember when deciding where the best sports betting sites to actually place a bet on a sporting event are would be to make sure it’s legal. All sport books mentioned here accept USA betting. Check 5 dimes for more information



Anger Towards the Rich – Is It Well Placed?

As taxes go up and the economy continues to struggle, you see people who are in the middle class range who direct their anger and place blame at the wealthy. Some wonder if they have a right to be. They are mad that while their taxes are going up one percent, the rich people’s taxes aren’t. So, do they have a right for this?

Some believe they do.

The rich don’t have to struggle for their money. Many of them inherit this money and all the things they have. They have people working for them. They have cars that run well and more. However, the thing about this is that they don’t have to work for this. If they do have to work for this they have the jobs where they have the abiilty to be home with family, but choose not to. Everything is handed to them on a platter.

When you look at the middle class people, they are living in neighborhoods that a rich person wouldn’t even step into. They have to raise their children there. They don’t have the ability to be home as much as they are working jobs that suck and for little pay just to make ends meet. They worry about the things that are to come and how things are going to be paid and still have to go home at night to take care of the home. Things always seem to go wrong when there is no money in the bank.

Yet, government just want to reward them for being rich. They feel that since these people are already paying taxes, that they have to keep them happy while no one tries to make it a little bit easier for the middle man. The middle man are the ones who are paying the taxes that go to fixing the streets and such. Many question how this is fair when we all live in this country and should be contributing to make it a better place to live. 

Obama sees the wrong in this. They are giving all these tax deductions to those who don’t really need them and not giving any to those who do need them. So, do they have a right to be angry you ask. They sure do and the President says so.

Jessica is a blogger and enjoys writing about topics like the economy, finances and political issues. She is also a contributing financial writer for Payday Loans.



Eight of the World’s Most Collectible coins

Coin collecting is one of the world’s most common hobbies. It can be an expensive or affordable depending on the collector.

The US wheat penny is popular. It is still possible to find these in circulation. The most valuable is the 1943 bronze wheat penny. One of these pennies sold at auction for $100,000.
Another 1943 penny is the copper version. Copper was need by the military so bronze and then steel were used to make pennies. With about 40 known to exist, these are valued from $75,000 to $100,000.
Some of the most valuable ancient gold coins are from Byzantine Empire. In 2007, a stash was found dating from 1078AD to 1143AD. Coins from the Emperor Alekssi I Komnin (1100AD) are considered the most valuable. 

The 1804 US draped bust silver dollar is the most valuable silver coin in the world. Less than 20,000 of the coins originally minted. Only 15 are known to exist today. Most are in museum collections. At least six coins are in private collections. 

Another prized US coin is a $3 gold Indian Head Gold piece. Minted from 1854 to 1889, the highest quantity minted per year was 10,000 pieces. Several years, the quantity was 1000 or less. They have an unusual Indian Princess design rather than the common male Indian head motif. In the 1980s, these sold from $4000 to $30000.

A 1933 US Double Eagle coin sold for $7,590,020 in 2002. When the US went off the gold standard during the Depression, most gold coins were melted down. A few Gold Eagles survived. The Smithsonian has two in their collection. In the 1950s, eight appeared on the market. Later, a dealer acquired nine more. Forty years later, one coin Egyptian king Farouk’s collection ended up with a dealer. It was originally stored in a World Trade Center vault but was moved in 2001 before 9/11. Ten coins are now store at Fort Knox.

The 1913 US Liberty Head nickel is another rare collectible. The last one sold went for nearly $4 million. There are only five known to be in existence. 

Euros are popular coins to collect. First minted in 1999, the initial coins showed the countries of Europe separated like islands. Later, each country minted its own designs making these popular due to the diversity.

Yet one more coin you may want to think about adding to your collection is the many silver maple leaf coins.

Coin collecting is a fascinating hobby Keep an eye on the pocket change, there may be treasure lurking within it!

 



Nice – One of the Best Places to Visit in France

Nice is surely one of the best cities in France to visit during anytime of the year. The cosmopolitan city of the French Riviera has something in it for everybody visiting it. Holidaymakers can relax along the crystal clear beaches having a sip or two of their favorite cocktails. Visitors can even cruise through the Bay of Angels whist appreciating the beautiful palm trees that fill in the landscape along the Bay. Nice is not just a place to relax but it has some interesting places to visit as well.

The Mediterranean climate that Nice enjoys has managed it to attract thousands of visitors each year for over two centuries. What was once a part of Sardinia Kingdom and Italian Savoy; Nice became an integral part of France only in 1860. The origins of this city can be found through Roman and Gallic ruins at the Boulevard de Cimiez. Nice is the second most popular city in France to be visited by tourists each year after Paris. According to an estimate, the city attracts well over 4 million travelers each year.

Almost all urban centers in France are well connected to Nice. In fact the city is well connected by different modes of transportation like trains and buses. The city’s airport is, in fact, the second largest in the country. The airport connects Nice to all major cities across the Europe.
There are many places in Nice to visit and explore. Some of the prominent ones include:

1. Promenade des Anglais:

This coastal road that was once used exclusively by the English families. Today, this 8km long road is one of the major roads in Nice.

2. Vieux Nice:

Also referred to as Nice Old Town, this old part of the city will surely catch your imagination through its charming alleyways and streets. There are plenty of art galleries, eateries and quirky shops in the midst of old style houses on either side of this place. The Saint Reparate Cathedral is located in the central regional of Vieux Nice.

3. Colline du Chateau:

Visitors can get the best possible view of the Nice city while they are on Colline du Chateau; locates some 90 meters above the ground. The ancient castle that once existed here is in ruins. In addition to this, the hill is home to several beautiful pine trees, a beautiful park, a play area for children and an alluring waterfall.

4. Beaches:

A trip to Nice is incomplete without exploring its beautiful beaches. Visitors can look forward to spending a lot of time in the sunshine and warm breeze.

5. Shopping and Eating:

Shopping can be a real fun while you’re in Nice. However, as most designer labels are a bit expensive here, you need to bargain a bit to get good deals. Dining out too can be an expensive affair, especially for budget travelers. However, a meal at the lunch time gives good value to travelers’ money at most places.

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Looking the Part: Luxe Jewelry for Men

As a guy you know that the right piece of jewelry sets the tone for the outfit that you’re wearing. It doesn’t matter if you’re wearing a casual outfit for work or a nice suit for a night out on the town with your significant other and friends, once you put on the right jewelry, you’re ready for anything.

Luxe Jewelry – Luxury Made Simple

Luxe has been producing a wide variety of comfortable pieces of jewelry for decades. No matter if you’re the type of guy who has simple tastes and is looking for a nice watch or you’re interested in finding some more elegant pieces like a gold necklace or bracelet, Luxe has what you’re looking for.

Best Places to Buy Luxe Jewelry Online

If you’re a fan of Luxe jewelry and can’t find any affordable stores that sell Luxe jewelry in your area, there are a wide variety of places to buy Luxe pieces online.

www.luxechains.com – This website offers a wide variety of awesome gold chains for those men who want to have a nice chain for the outfit that they are wearing.

www.dyjewels.com – DY Jewels offers a large assortment of bracelets, necklaces and religious pendants for those guys who are looking for gold jewelry that stands out from the common, boring gold jewelry that’s on the market today.

How to Choose the Right Jewelry for You

Before going out to buy just any piece of jewelry, make sure that the jewelry that you choose isn’t too big because, a huge chain, watch, ring or bracelet will stand out and won’t look proportionate to your face or body.

Don’t be afraid to choose multiple pieces of jewelry for different occasions. This is important especially if you work in a job where you work around machinery or are physically active on a daily basis.

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“The Richest Two Days in Sports . . .”

With twenty six million in prizes on the table, you can bet that thoroughbred racing is one of the Selfish Bastard’s favorite sports. And the Breeder’s Cup World Championships are one of his favorite racing events. These fifteen races alone comprise the richest two days in sports and you wouldn’t want to miss your chance to be a part of that and looking through the Breeders Cup odds before betting.

All About the Breeder’s Cup

The Breeder’s Cup World Championships are a two-day racing event that occurs every year. Each year, the races are held at a different track—this year’s location is Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby. No matter where they’re held though, the championship races are designed to be an international year-end championship of thoroughbred racing. They’re designed to help determine the best of the best in horse racing—something the Selfish Bastard can definitely get behind.

Breeder’s Cup Vacation

Fifteen races over the course of two days is just enough time to really enjoy a luxurious vacation the Selfish Bastard way, too. That means looking at breederscupbetting.org, flying VIP style on event sponsoring airlines and wearing a suit to the track for a day of socializing, betting, and leisurely enjoyment of all the excitement that the races can provide. Perhaps a trip to some of the award winning local restaurants as well. Or maybe a few charity events and parties instead.

Breeder’s Cup Your Way

Of course, if you can’t make it to the richest two days in sports, you can still enjoy the races. Bring them to your living room, and watch them from the comfort and luxury of your favorite chair—without ever having to move at all. Add food, drinks, and friends and yours may be the richer of the two experiences after all. So head to the races your way and then get ready to enjoy the lifestyle that comes with them.

Interested in learning more about the Breeder’s Cup? Check out Wiki to learn all of the fascinating history about the event.



A Clock for the Selfish Bastard

In this modern age, we hear the word “merger” bandied about, as companies eat each other like microbes on a daily basis. But it’s not just a Wall Street thing. Technology is also coming together. Today’s smart phones are routinely out-punching our desktop and laptop computers. Some people not only yearn for simpler times, they almost demand them, wanting their cell phone to do nothing more than – brace yourself – make phone calls.

Do We Have Time for the Bells and Whistles?

This is actually an industrial evolution that other sectors of our culture have already undergone. Take the wristwatch as an example. There were watches with calculators on them. Others included calendars, timers and alarms. Some of them were waterproof (to however many meters), or shockproof, or could withstand being trod upon by an elephant. Really, though, most of just want one thing out of our watches and clocks. We just want to know what time it is.

Supply in Sync with Demand

Beyond that, though, we may want our clocks to reflect our personalities to a certain degree. Culturally speaking, it is interesting that more and more people have gone back to clocks with faces and hands, having grown tired of the stark display letters on digital clocks (devoid, as they were, of design elements). The talents of today’s artists are not lost on clockmakers, who wish to meet the customized desires of the public.

Another societal bump has been the advent of the “man cave”, a space in which a fellow can make believe that he doesn’t have any obligations to work or family. Having the right clock in the man cave goes a long way toward establishing the necessary ambience, whether the heart’s desire is a centerfold or a Harley Davidson clocks (or both). There is a need – read: A market – for clocks among selfish bastards. And there is no shortage of sellers waiting to do business with them.



Cell Phones That Will Make You Look Rich

It’s fair to say that the vast majority of us are middle-class working people, time-clock punchers who take up space in the median, hoping to provide for our families as best we can. And it’s true that there are just certain things that are reserved for the very wealthy, things that most of us can never have – Rolls Royce, Dom Perignon, Picasso, Vail. It’s been said that every man’s home is his castle; those with their heads in the economic stratosphere say that every man’s home is a real castle, on a private island no less (the “summer home”).

An Economy of Scale

The flaunting of opulence, for the least modest of jet-setters, extends almost naturally to their cell phones. Putting in all in scale, it’s really not such an ostentatious display. Think about it – if you had a thousand dollars in the bank (drawing interest), and someone offered you a really nice cell phone for the low, low price of three dollars and twenty-five cents, wouldn’t you be awfully tempted to buy it? Of course you would.

Cell Phones of the Rich and Famous

That’s exactly the way a billionaire would look at the Goldstriker iPhone 3GS Supreme (by designer Stuart Hughes). It’s encrusted in solid gold, festooned with 200 diamonds including a 7.5 carat glacier on the “home” button, and works in 5 continents. (It also comes with a granite and Kashmir gold box.) $3.2 million. But why go crazy? For $1.3 million, your average oil company CEO could have the latest Diamond Crypto smart phone with its platinum body and 50 diamonds, including eight blue diamonds.

For the masses, who would like to be mistaken for being rich at least once in a while, there is a way to raise eyebrows at the meeting – the Gold Edition Nokia 8800. The gold-caped outlook casing is really the only difference between this beauty and the standard Nokia 8800 smart phone, but it’s no slouch, with 62,000-color TFT display, USB port, FM radio, Blue Tooth, video recording and Edge connectivity (among other features). At a very reasonable $2700, Nokia makes it so you don’t have to own a pro football team to stand on the communication sidelines, righ there alongside the rich and famous.

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Too Rich for Life Insurance?

Life insurance is one of the most important methods of protection that any person, regardless of the age, race or income can get to protect the spouse or loved ones in the event of their death.

One of the most common misconceptions about life insurance is that if you’re rich enough now, the money that you’ve earned will be enough to protect your spouse and loved ones after you’re gone but life doesn’t always work out that way. Getting online life insurance quotes is easy and can help you compare several companies.

Think About the Future

The best way to figure out how much life insurance you need is to evaluate your financial situation now and ask yourself how much money your spouse will need immediate to cover funeral and burial expenses.
You should also ask yourself how much money your spouse and children will need over time, especially if you have children who plan on going to college.

The money that you have coming in right now and any cash that you’re able to save for your family won’t last forever so it’s best to realistically add up those expenses and factor in those costs over ten or twenty years.

How to Find Affordable Life Insurance

1. Talk with an insurance broker in your area – Many insurance brokers have connections and are able to find the most affordable plans for their customers.

2. Check online – There are a wide variety of online resources to find an affordable insurance quote. To find the best policy for your needs use your favorite search engine.

3. Talk with your friends and family – One of the best ways to find a great life insurance policy is to speak with your friends and family members to find out what life insurance policies they might have.

4. Look in your local phone book – Another great way to find an affordable life insurance broker in the city or town that you live in.

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