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		<title>Unclaimed Money Alabama</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 Jul 2011 23:33:25 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sarah Tan</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you ever lost money and claimed back? The answer for this question will most probably be ‘Yes’. Let me ask another question. Do you know that you have lost money and forgot to claim back? Now you may take some time to think about my question. If you are careful and detailed enough, you [...]]]></description>
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Have you ever lost money and claimed back? The answer for this question will most probably be ‘Yes’. Let me ask another question. Do you know that you have lost money and forgot to claim back? Now you may take some time to think about my question. If you are careful and detailed enough, you may remember some of the unclaimed money that you never bothered to ask back. If you live in the state of Alabama, you have the opportunity to get your money back through unclaimed money Alabama.</p>
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Let’s first have a look at how the money keeps accumulating in unclaimed money Alabama. Most of the people open bank account for different reasons. Once they reason is no longer valid, they just forgot the bank account they opened and move on to another. This usually happens when the bank account balance is quite low. But when this is done over a few years or few decades, there can be a substantial amount of money accumulated in these neglected bank accounts. Next, people keep security deposits that they forget to ask back. After a few years, these funds also end up as unclaimed money Alabama.</p>
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When it comes to unclaimed money Alabama, there is an act governing the whole process; Unclaimed Property Act of Alabama. According to this act, Alabama treasurer’s office should collect the unclaimed money Alabama and return it to the rightful owners.</p>
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If money or property stays inactive for more than five years, that money and property are labeled as unclaimed money Alabama. But the duration is different for checks and utility deposits. These two become unclaimed money Alabama after one year and two years respectively.</p>
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In case if you think that you have such unclaimed money, you should immediately contact the officials of unclaimed money Alabama. Otherwise, you may have issues claiming what you rightfully own. Every year, people actually lose their money when the government and other companies lose the tracking information of the rightful owners of unclaimed money Alabama. Losing track could happen due to many reasons such as incorrect addresses or other contact details, misspelled names, broken marriages, companies getting dissolved, unplanned migration to other parts of the country or to a foreign country, post office faults, and various other reasons. In case if you know someone who had moved in a hurry or died, unclaimed money Alabama may be holding money on behalf of them. </p>
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In order to find whether you have unclaimed money Alabama, you can go to the treasurer’s website and search the online database. Make sure that you use all the combinations of your names, including your maiden name. Indicate all your past addresses when searching as this is proven to be quite effective when search unclaimed money Alabama.</p>
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		<title>Achieving Success With Forex Market Trading Is Not So Hard</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 24 Apr 2010 15:30:32 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sarah Tan</dc:creator>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is no larger market than the Forex market that of course sees more than a trillion dollars worth of trade being conducted on a daily basis. These huge sums of money have ensured that Forex market trading has caught on with the public making this form of trading hugely popular as everyone expects to make a lot of money out of trading in foreign currencies. In fact, Forex market trading does not even have to be your main source of income because it can be turned into a profitable second source of income and what’s more, in order to succeed only requires paying heed to a few simple yet effective tips.</p>
<p>No One Key Factor</p>
<p>Tip number one is that there is no single key factor that is going to ensure success in Forex market trading but by understanding the trends in both upward as well as downward movements it is possible to affect some truly profitable deals. In fact, only if you are able to properly identify the future trend can you stand the best chance of succeeding with Forex market trading.</p>
<p>Remember however that at the same time the Forex market is very unpredictable and shifts and twists and turns occur often and instantaneously as well. This makes Forex market trading very challenging since it calls for tracking changes on a 24&#215;7 basis. Furthermore, since the Forex market works all around the clock you will also need to be up and alert to changes in the international markets that in turn take place at odd hours of the day and night. One way to keep up with changes is to outsource the job to a hands-on broker.</p>
<p>However, there is not much advantage to be gained by outsourcing as there are too many factors influencing the Forex market that even paying a professional can keep up and so it will not prove to be profitable or even affordable to trust them with the job. It is better to use a tried and tested Forex currency trading system that can do the same job as does a broker – but for vastly less sums of money. </p>
<p>A Forex currency trading system can conduct auto trades on your behalf and it can buy and sell according to the movement of the Forex market and in this way can help ensure your success in Forex market trading.</p>
<p>When it concerns Forex market trading another important aspect to it is that there are no fixed Forex market hours, though at the same time it is important to understand that these hours are a vital component to succeeding in Forex market trading. With currencies being traded from different countries that work in different time zones you need to be up when those currencies are being traded (when the markets in those countries open). So, you need to learn how to tap the international market in a manner that you are always in tune with movements taking place in real time in different markets in different parts of the world.</p>
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		<title>Pinnacle Notes: Are they worth getting?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Jul 2007 15:09:14 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sarah Tan</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pinnacle Notes or any other structured products are not as straightforward as they look. They are not worth the trouble. They appear to offer good returns of up to 8.8%, but the investor takes the bulk of the risk. My friend asked me whether she should invest in Pinnacle Notes Series 8. She is someone [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pinnacle Notes or any other structured products are not as straightforward as they look. They are not worth the trouble. They appear to offer good returns of up to 8.8%, but the investor takes the bulk of the risk. My friend asked me whether she should invest in Pinnacle Notes Series 8. She is someone who is very risk averse and also does not want to spend too much effort in figuring out the other ways of investing. I had just learnt about such products over the weekend, and had a comprehension of a similar product, so I was in a position to answer her.</p>
<p>The performance of the Notes are linked to the share price performance in these companies:</p>
<p>1. Singapore Airlines Limited<br />
2. Singapore Exchange Limited<br />
3. Singapore Press Holdings Limited<br />
4. CapitaLand Limited<br />
5. Keppel Corporation Limited<br />
6. DBS Group HOldings Limited<br />
7. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited<br />
8. United Overseas Bank Limited</p>
<p><strong>How the Pinnacle Notes work:</strong> </p>
<p>1. Spend S$10000 on the notes.<br />
2. Wait for results of Worst Performing Stock (WPS), the stock that has the lowest percentage rise compared to the rest.</p>
<p>Worst Performing Stock</p>
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<p>There is no way the customer can win.</p>
<p>Assuming the stock market is doing great, and all the stock prices increase by 10%, some probably more, you will only get back a maximum of 8.8% in interest. Where does the other 1.2% go? This will be considered part of their expenses. If all the stocks make 20%, you still only get a maximum of 8.8%. The rest of the 12.2% does not go to your pocket. And because of a knock-out feature, if the closing price of WPS is at or above 100% of Initial Spot price, you will not be able to continue to invest. They will return you your money. Remember, the 8.8% is based on per annum, so if your Notes are knocked out within 3 months, you will only get 2.2% interest maximum.</p>
<p>Let’s say most of the stocks did well, except for the WPS. Perhaps this blue chip company had adverse publicity or they lost money due to some reasons. It may drop to 90% of its initial price, and you will only get back 4.8% in interest. This could happen even if the rest of the stocks increase by 20%.</p>
<p>If there were a scandal at one of the companies the Notes are tracking, and the stock price crashes. Even if the rest of the companies do well, you may still lose part or all of your capital.</p>
<p>Just based on the three simplified scenarios, there is no way the investor can win. Probably the investor can win if all the companies did not make much money, but then again, the 8.8% interest is not guaranteed.</p>
<p>Most likely, the notes are targeted at the lay person who thinks that investing in the notes offer better returns than putting the money in local fixed deposits. However, the risks here are greater, and they protect the issuers more than the consumers. There are so many other ways to grow your money. Even unit trusts have a better chance of making more money.</p>
<p>You may also take a look at how <a href="http://tankinlian.blogspot.com/2007/07/avoid-complicated-products.html" onclick="javascript:urchinTracker ('/outbound/article/tankinlian.blogspot.com');">Tan Kim Lian feels about such structured products</a> as he writes about avoiding complicated products.</p>
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