Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

The most important thing you can get is the reassurance that your bird is going to a good home. I don’t think getting the most money is the correct way to sell a parrot. Instead, make sure that he will be taken care of, allowed out-of-the-cage time, given a good diet and a big cage, etc.
Since almost all greys talk, dance, sing, and imitate people, your grey would probably sell for the same amount as any other. A good price with the cage would be $700. Without the cage, $600.
PLEASE make sure your bird will be going to a good home! 🙂

Nagesh answers:

Find out what a basic diet would be, and explore the cheapest foods to sustain myself that I won’t get totally sick of after a while. Stop smoking. Find free ways of enjoying myself. (Resisting urge to be dirty here lol but the best things in life are free ;-). Save on hot water, having cooler showers and no hot baths, having a smaller boiler with more insulation and only putting on the hot water when I know I’ll be using it. Save on heating by wearing more clothes. Oh… Eat foods which don’t need cooking. Use cheapest methods of transport, walking or sharing lifts where possible. Work with friends and family to share resources and save money. Use the net instead of buying books. Put up with a slower computer, upgrading less often, buying second hand. Avoid debts. Wash by hand rather than dishwasher and generally use less powered appliances, because manual ones break less often, cost less to buy, and cost less to use. Take local holidays or where I can stay at a friend’s. Use a laptop instead of a desktop – they use less power. Turn it off when not in use. Use energy-efficient light bulbs and make the most of daylight. Insulate walls and ceilings better etc. Avoid printing where possible, just store things on the computer. Crunch up bulky stuff before binning them and/or using carrier bags rather than bin liners. Switch appliances off at the source rather than leaving them on standby. Using generic rather than branded medication and other consumables and other products. Buying as much as possible from charity shops or even finding ways of getting unwanted goods for free. Send emails or use skype etc instead of phone calls or letters. Use clothes until the bitter end, and then use them as rags. Save free newspapers etc for various things. Use sealable boxes instead of cling film or tin foil. Put the fridge freezer in the coolest spot possible. Put as many clothes into a load of washing as possible. Replace my dog for a soft toy. Take no stick from companies trying to screw every last penny out of you. Review products and contracts thoroughly before going ahead, looking out for hidden costs etc. Investigate government incentive schemes, and any charity organisations helping people with low incomes. Use bars of soap rather than liquids. Use brushes, not sponges. Become a diligent hoarder – waste nothing.

And then there are the ways of making more money which I won’t go into!

Nagesh answers:

Ricky,

First off, kudos to you for not only being able to make it on a low income but also SAVE on a low income. It is respectable.

$25K is a substantial sum of money, yes. But, in the scheme of house buying, it is about the minimum you need to start looking at homes.

To qualify for a loan, you have to have income, good credit, and a downpayment. You have a downpayment if you buy an inexpensive place or finance through FHA. You didn’t mention credit, but I’d assume it is good.

Where you’ll have some trouble is your income. Your income will likely been seen as marginally sufficient, which means that you will qualify for less money. This is OK so long as you are prepared to move into a place that is 100K or less.

A good step would be to sit down and talk to a lender to see what options and loans you qualify for.

Nagesh answers:

Be aware of get rich quick schemes – there is no such thing. Any legitimate business takes work and effort on your part and requires building. It takes time to build the foundations of any venture – how much time is dependent on your own efforts and relatively speedy advancement is certainly achievable if you are prepared to put in the hours. (As the saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is.)

Nagesh answers:

I’m having trouble figuring out how it is supposed to work, too.

The good news: The contact info and address appear to be genuine.

The bad news: Jon Anthony Astore is involved. He was handling laundering money for a pyramid scheme a while back, and reportedly he was involved in the AutoXTen Ponzi scheme last year.

It’s possible that he’s tried hard to clean up and avoid such bad choices. It’s also possible that he’s still in it up to his neck; I have no way to tell.

Nagesh answers:

Try neobux i don’t think its fast but no investment and just spent some time online ….
My friend you really like asking questions

Nagesh answers:

Lol you have some ballz there. $4k a month and you want to be spoon feed also?

Nagesh answers:

Hey Ty,
You need to stick to one strategy and make it work and also try not to rush thinking you can make so much money in short-time you need to join blogs and forums where they advise on making money, it is possible but also require you to be patient and persevering almost
Good Luck!

Nagesh answers:

Freelance writing/data entry

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You must do PLENTY of research to make money online. Here’s a serious answer:

You can get paid by:

*Affiliate marketing
*Paid Surveys
*Paid Emails
*Paid-To-Click
*Paid Blogging
*Article Marketing
*Data Entry/Transcriptionist
*Editors/Translators/Writers
*Assistant/Clerical/Researchers
*Virtual Office Jobs
*Wholesale/Ebay

Some that are unheard of:

*Paid Shopping (Mystery Shopping)
*Paid Driving
*Paid TV
*Paid Photos

Probably the easiest way is either Paid-To-Click or Paid Blogging. With Paid Blogging you write about the service or product that you’re going to sell if you’re an affiliate of a website that sells products/services and provide your affiliate link/hoplink on the bottom of your blog so people could follow through to your sales page.

With Paid-To-Click (PTC) you get paid for clicking a link and viewing it for 30 seconds. You get 1 cent for each link but mostly there’s more than 10 links on the page. PTC works by having advertisers to pay for their ads to be shown on the site. In return you get 1 cent and they receive traffic to their website.

More information can be found at:

http://hubpages.com/hub/Legitimate-Ptcs
Ranked 1 on Google for “Legitimate PTC’s”

Any more questions just email me @ skilled4methodz@gmail.com

Hope this helps 🙂

Nagesh answers:

Babysit on weekends or sell some stuff you don’t really need or want anymore.

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Look at all the solicitations you got here……..That should tell you VOLUMES.

The answerer right about me and myself are just about the only 2 that are telling you to avoid those SCAMS like the plague.

Your inquiry does have ” CHEAT ME” written all over it…

Nagesh answers:

Find a job. Start like a dance class for 5 year olds

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Bake sales. Our youth just had a bake sale at Walmart and they made over 400 dollars. Walmart will almost always let you have one. Get a couple of friends and split the money.

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There are hundreds of “opportunities” involving writing ads out there, but be very careful. A lot of them are old, and rip offs. Before you get involved in any of them, do a google search and type “review rip off” after the company name. Remember, you shouldn’t have to pay to get a job.

Nagesh answers:

Tutor – up to $100/hour
teach instruments to little kids – Charge $40/hour.

Nagesh answers:

Try babysitting jobs, lawn mowing, car washes, helping next door neighbors with their grocery shopping, etc.

Little jobs on the side will add up fast and bring you extra money. Sometimes you might even tell your teacher at school your situation and maybe they can give you some advice on where to go or might even have something you can help them with.

I am really sorry about your grandma and hope everything works out. That was a really nice thing you did for her and you should feel great about that, what a great role model to other kids your age!

Nagesh answers:

Well, I’m guessing you’re very young like 14, so you could have a bake sell? Or if you’re really that desperate rob a bank?

Nagesh answers:

I’d say a realistic emergency fund should be around 1000 – 3000 dollars. Any less than a grand and you run the risk of having to tap into illiquid assets or lines of credit any more than 3k and you are giving too much opportunity for your money to grow.

The general rules that i follow as far as savings:
emergency fund – 3k in on-line savings account look at HSBCDirect @ 4.5%
unemployment fund – 2 months salary 50-50 stock and bond funds you want to minimize volatility so look for a mean efficent portfolio (look for a MVO optimizer to help)
every month:
first maximize your 401k – regardless of what popular rules of thumbs i think you would be hard pressed to beat 100% stock funds over the long haul.
Once all that is taken care of then tackle roth IRA and 529s for kids.

Thanks
george
cheif technology officer
http://www.doodlebugdezigns.com

Nagesh answers:

The faster you make money depends on the faster you get started. Money isn’t going to just fall in your lap. God knows you have probably heard the expression “money doesn’t grow on trees” over and over again. Am I right? But there are things you can do for money but you’ll have to do them right, not fast. What are your skills? What are your passions??? Here are a few things to DO instead of dream about:

Get to the library (or just google) for books and information on teens and business, jobs for young people, teen entrepreneurs, and whatever keywords will help you. You weren’t born with the information you need so you have to find it out there and let it inspire you. One title of book that I know well is “Fast Cash for Kids” by Bonnie & Noel Drew.

Check out Junior Achievements, an organization that can help with networking and resources.

Ask your parents for help. They know you well.

Look around you for ideas on products and services that people either want or need. Your newspaper can show you trends of people and their money.

Don’t spend every dime you make or you’ll still be wanting money for that laptop (and other things you’ll want or need in time). Money is alot easier to spend than it is to earn.

Stay focused on what you want. Set goals so you can achieve them.

Read stories about other successful teens and what they did but don’t copy them. Your goal is to be better!!! Education is very important to success.

Now, do something today to brainstorm what’s right for you whether it’s a recycling center or selling used bicycles or running an online book store or ???.

Yes, there are things you can do but stop waiting for your ship to come in … Swim out to meet it.

Nagesh answers:

1. Ask your parents if there are any jobs around the house you could do for extra money like cleaning, taking care of pets, etc.
2. Ask your neighbors if they need any yard work done and that you could do it for cheap.
3. If you are responsible and have young kids in the family, try babysitting. 12 is a little young so it should only be for family. For example, if you have a little cousin, you could help take care of “it” (haha)..
4. (I know this is little kidd-ish, but you could do it with your friends to make it more fun) Have a lemonade stand. You could also get help from an adult and bake some things like cupcakes or brownies and make it a bake sale/lemonade stand.

Be creative and good luck! 🙂

Nagesh answers:

Doing chores for your parents or neighbours? Have like a car wash or cut peoples grass? That’ what I used to do when I was younger!

Nagesh answers:

Save up as much money as you can and DONT spend it on anything else! Maybe you can rake leaves for your neighbor or sell some of your old things for money at a garage sale where you can make a lot of money!

Nagesh answers:

You can babysit, be a tutor, I don’t know if newspaper delivery is still common for teens or not. You can also walk around your block and see if any of your neighbors would pay you for yardwork (trimming trees and bushes, mowing the lawn).

It’s a really nice gesture to offer to work to help out your parents, but you should talk to them about it first. They probably won’t mind you working if you can find a job, but they may not just accept the money from you. If they don’t want to accept it, just think of it this way: you using the money you earn on extra things for yourself is helping them save more of the money that they make!

Nagesh answers:

Fox News has reported that OLINE SCAMS are up 400%
If you try to make money online – you will probably be scammed.
Be careful.
They prey on the young and gullable. Don’t get taken.
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Nagesh answers:

There are many ways to make money. Online provides a great opportunity to make money. Free to join offers are available to you. Offers like google adsense which comes from google, paid surveys and paid to read emails etc would be enough for you to make money now. Google adsense is one of the great money making program available online.

Nagesh answers:

I work from home, but only because I freelance and have a number of ongoing writing projects.

The thing about work from home, unless you have a marketable skill like writing, graphic design, or something you can do from home, or you worked for a company that will allow you to telecommute, they are pretty much all scams.

Nagesh answers:

Fast food, car wash, lawn mowing, lawn care,

No one here can find a job for you. Jobs are where “YOU” find them. Find a job, earn some money, problem solved

Nagesh answers:

Toothpaste is great!!

Ice your zit for 10 minutes

mix 3 tablespoons of salt with 2 of water and let it rest for 2 minutes

put a cotton ball in it and let it sit for 2 minutes

press it on your face for 5 minutes and it will practically be gone

then put some more toothpaste and honey mixture on it overnight it shouldn’t be noticeable at all

Nagesh answers:

I suggest you to try project payday, simply because you don’t need any money up front and you can start making money within minutes. I average around 2,500 dollars every month with it. Check it out at http://www.ecurrencyhomeprogram.com/payday.htm

Nagesh answers:

Some ways to earn money at your age is to do labor for people. Offer to mow their lawn or clean out their garage. Another really easy way is to babysit.

Nagesh answers:

Starting cost is up to you.
Here’s how you can make money without doing anything. I assure you that this is completely legitimate. Visit the link. Read everything first before making assumptions. The performances are VERIFIED by a well known 3rd party source. Just read through the description and do your own research if you want so that you will know that this is real. This will mostly be numbers so take your time to read it. It is investing (Not spending) to make more money. Please note that this is just a way to make more money, not make money out of nowhere. The statistics will show the past performance of an investment product. The description tells you where it is available and from there, they have live support 24/7. You can ask them anything you want and ask for help at any time. Do your research if this will all be new to you! Don’t worry. Everything will be automated for you when you’re setup and you can start making money doing nothing after this stage. Support is everywere. Here’s the link.
Http://www.myfxbook.com/members/DPAMM/whiteboardfx/245824

Nagesh answers:

Your options are limited. Most businesses want you to be 16 to hire you for gainful employment.

Time to be inventive,
My suggestions to you:

Make up flyers and pass them around in your neighborhood.
Offer to do whatever work it is you want to do, such as :

Computer work, Babysit, Clean Garages, Organize Cupboards, File Papers, Wash Cars, Mow Lawns, Pull Weeds, Tutor the neighbors kids, Walk/wash Dogs, Dog sit, Clean the Pool, Assist the elderly, whatever…

Post first whatever it is you want to do or are good at …
You should keep your options open and make a decision after the persons call you instead of not giving them many reasons to call.

Say you are a student and available to work on weekends also.

Nagesh answers:

U cant get money fast, u hafta work a skill till its at a high lvl.

Nagesh answers:

Buy crap at garage sales and pawn shops and put it on eBay.

A lot of people pay a lot of money for “junk” when it is on auction, for some odd reason.

Nagesh answers:

How about trying day labor, that way you only work when you want too. Also there are temporary employment services that will find you a job. Many times, if the employer likes you, they will hire you on permanently. I have had several jobs like that over the years.

Nagesh answers:

The best way that I have found to be free during the day is a company called Pure Romance. We are an in home party plan that caters to women. I get to make a full time income on just 6 hours a week, but you can work more or less depending on your needs. I love my job! I get paid to party! That way, when you do spend time away from your children to work, it is adult time. You get to laugh and tell stories. Best of all, you make up to $200 an hour! Can’t beat that.

I’d love to chat with you about if Pure Romance could work in your life. I have helped lots of women acheive their career goals with this company. Please visit my website for more infomation, including my phone number if you want to call me with questions.

Nagesh answers:

Well, if you have a special talent you could try busking, the malls are extremely busy (obviously) and a lot of people are very generous this time of the year. Or, see if you’ll be allowed to set up a stall of Christmassy food (like a bake sale) outside the mall or something, you could probably make a decent (ish) amount doing that.

OR if all that fails you could always make something from the heart, your family and friends will probably appreciate the time you took thinking of them even more than money spent on them. You could get ideas from here : http://nz.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgblJdB8QmsombOc9XBh1_bHPYpQ;_ylv=3?qid=20071129194655AAzPoah,
as well as the other bajillions of websites you could potentially find. 🙂

Nagesh answers:

There are none. You will have to pay to get the materials to make the crafts. Then you make them send them back and they tell you none of them are up to their standards. Make things and sell them yourself. Either on consignment in some store or get a booth at the fairs in your area or even on e-bay. Good luck.

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Go to the local grocery store and ask to speak to the manager. Tell him for $50.00 you will clean the windows, pick up the trash in the parking lot, and sweep and mop the floors. It will take work, but you’ll get your 50. Make sure you do a good and thorough job. Don’t cut corners. To make money you must exchange it for value. The only value you can offer are your services. The more valuable your skill set is, the more you can charge.

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Ive never heard of shopnpay,but my mom is a huge e-bayer,she is retired also.She shops garage and estate sales here and there and even thrift stores,and basically sales junk online,on auctions at ebay,they only charge like .10 to .30 cents to advertise for 2 weeks,so there is no bank breaking…sometimes she even buys clearence stuff at walmart for like a buck and on e-bay itll sale for like 5 to 10.,remember you sale to the world!!china uk etc,are junk is gold else where…I also have a friend who sales re-condtioned computers/and makes a killing…you should investigate it,e-bay.com I shop e-bay for everything…ps,thers no tax issues and your in controll,your the boss..My mom has an acual store,on e-bay,she swears by it (no overhead) she racks in on average $250 to $500 a month.Good luck..pss,be careful of these quick money maker scheme web sites!!!…check them out 1st…if it sounds to good…you know the rest,heck wed all stay home and get rich online…hahaha,

Nagesh answers:

Taxes in the US are not a lot different in application from taxes in Europe, however the tax RATES are much lower than in Europe. I speak from first-hand experience having lived in Europe for about 10 years.

Incomes are taxed at the Federal level on all citizens and residents. The rates vary from 10% to 35% however a significant portion of most people’s income is not taxed at all. For example, a “typical” family of four earning less than about $43,000 pays no Federal income tax at all once the various credits, deductions, and exemptions are taken into account.

44 of the 50 States levy income taxes as well, with rates varying from about 2% to a high of 10%. The credits, exemptions and deductions at the State level are typically much lower so it’s not unusual for a family to pay $0 in Federal income taxes but still have to pay State income taxes.

A few Cities and Counties also levy income taxes but the rates are very low, typically less than 2%.

Virtually every local juriscition levies property taxes on real and sometimes personal property. These are based upon the value of the property, unlike the occasional European occupancy taxes such as “Rates” in the UK. The tax rates are all over the scale and tend to be highest in the few states without a State income tax, such as Texas, Florida, Tennessee, New Hampshire, Washington, etc.

All but a few states levy sales taxes on most retail sales. These are similar to VAT levied in most of the world but are typically at a MUCH lower rate, the highest being a hair over 10% and the average around 6%. Contrast that with European VAT rates of 17% to 22% or more!

Some goods are taxed separately from the sales tax system or in addition to the sales tax system. Items such as tobacco, alcoholic beverages, and motor fuel are taxed at both the Federal and State level. Rates vary widely but again are generally much lower than similar European levies on similar goods. For example, gasoline (petrol) taxes cap out at less than 50 cents per gallon in most of the country, compared to over $3.00 per gallon in most of Europe.

A tax refund is simply the return of an overpayment of a tax to the taxpayer. It’s most commonly associated with income taxes but in theory could apply to any tax. Income taxes are withheld from wages under a “Pay as You Earn” scheme not unlike most European systems however it is not as tightly controlled as it is in Europe. There is a mandatory rendering at the end of the tax year — the filing of the dreaded tax returns — where the taxpayer settles up with the government on their final tax liability. If you’ve overpaid your tax liability then the government returns the excess to you. If you’ve underpaid your tax liability, then you have to pay up.

Most taxpayers look forward to a tax refund but as the government does not pay interest on the excess taxes paid in, it’s actually in the taxpayer’s best interest to carefully manage their taxes throughout the year and actually have a small tax debt to settle at the end of the year. That way the taxpayer has control over their funds exclusively instead of making an interest-free loan to the government.

Most Americans think that they pay too much in taxes. However the truth is that US taxes are the lowest of all major industrialized nations and some of the lowest of all first-world and second-world nations when taken as a whole.

That should do for a quick “thumbnail view” of taxes in the US.

BTW, please ignore the rant about the so-called “Fair Tax” as one poster comments on. Total tax rates are FAR lower than 33% for all but the wealthiest Americans. Under that heinous national sales tax at 30%, the family of four mentioned earlier that pays $0 in Federal income taxes would pay over $12,000 in Federal taxes that they do not pay currentlly. How anyone could call that “Fair” is beyond me.

And there’s not a “large group of Americans” pushing for it either. They can’t even get it out of committee in the House of Representatives where it’s languished for about 10 years. Hardly a groundswell, IMHO, as most Americans recognize it for the cash grab by the wealthy that it actually is.

Nagesh answers:

Most schemes you see advertised are not legitimate. I’d say making your own products at home to sell would be a good idea. Figure out and start making something that you think you could sell at these craft places, like something attractive looking, trendy, or usefull. You could even make accessories to items that are already sold there. I’ve heard you can do something like medical transcriptions from home, which I believe takes some training but not too much. You should ignore any programs that you have to buy into, or where you sell a product out of your home or door to door… Or where you have to get your friends and family to join for you to make money.

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Talk to all your relatives, ask to see old photographs, records of birth, baptism, death and marriage, family Bibles, funeral service sheets, etc, and make copies. Find out where all your deceased relatives are buried, visit the graves, transcribe the information on the gravestones and take photographs. If you don’t know where people are buried or are unable to visit the graves, you may find them on www.findagrave.com

Too many of us family historians regret not questioning the oldies closely before they popped their clogs, so get all the names, dates and places you can and then check these against the official records. Then work back one generation at a time, using birth/baptism, death/burial and marriage records, and the census.

The national indexes of birth, marriage and death up to about 1930 can be consulted at freebmd. Civil registration was introduced in England and Wales on 1st July 1837, although registration of births was not compulsory until 1875:- http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/cgi/search.pl

Some local registration offices are putting their indexes online:- http://www.ukbmd.org.uk/

The census returns from 1841 to 1911 are held at the National Archives at Kew and you can access the census images and transcriptions via the links on their website:-
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/census/default.htm?WT.hp=Census
Only the 1881 census is available free online. All the others are on paid sites although you can consult the indexes for free.

Volunteers are busy transcribing the other censuses to make them freely available and this site has completed some counties for some years:- http://www.freecen.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

Some Parish Registers are online and the main free online resource for these is the International Genealogical Index (IGI) at the LDS site:- http://www.familysearch.org/ENG/search/igi/search_igi.asp

If the LDS don’t have the Parish Registers you need, try the Online Parish Clerks for the relevant county:- http://onlineparishclerks.org.uk/
This is a fairly new scheme run by volunteers so not many counties are included yet, some such as Sussex have parish register and census transcripts online, others do look ups.

Another free site that is in process of putting parish registers online is http://www.freereg.org.uk/

You might like to search the free World Connect project to see if anyone has already done research on your ancestors (view these trees with caution as much of the ‘research’ is suspect – verify anything you find online by consulting the original records before incorporating the data into your family tree):- http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/

If you want more, these are directories of links to genealogy sites, some of which will be free:- http://www.cyndislist.com/
www.worldgenweb.com
http://www.genuki.org.uk/

The Probate Office at First Avenue House, High Holborn (opposite Chancery Lane) has the annual indexes of all probated Wills and Administrations in England and Wales. No booking is required and it is free. There is a charge for ordering a Will but the indexes give quite a lot of information.

The LDS Family History Centre is in Exhibition Road, South Kensington, near the Science Museum. Your nearest main reference library will have the civil registration indexes on microfiche – other resources will depend of the library. The London Metropolitan Archives and the Guildhall Library will only be of use to you if your ancestors also came from London.

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Hi,

I have to agree with you, not about policy changes but the fact that two bodies are now running the country acting as one.

When the situation arose, the coalition should have been put to public vote, yes or no.

For the two leading parties to take it upon themselves to form the coalition was wrong, public vote may have opted for a different pairing to form a majority.

As for reforming the welfare system mainly unemployment and disability benefits, it is no good moving people off one benefit onto another to make the figures look good.

The government just have to face the fact that there are not enough jobs to go around as it is and those that are there for your unskilled worker pay that low a wage the government end up subsidising their income anyway.

A few years back a politician worked out that if all workers over 55 were pensioned off and replaced by fit individuals who were claiming unemployment benefit the coffers would soon swell, mainly because of the extra benefits claimed to support dependents would drop. (not many over 55 have young families in tow).

Instead of trying this the government are increasing the age of retirement, why?

They say it is because we are living longer and want to work the extra years, that is a load of bulls**t.
The reason they want to keep the older person at work is because they have c**ked up the system.

How many companies do you know with an apprenticeship scheme, to train toolmakers, setters, general machinists?
At one time they were everywhere, now hardly any.

So when the old bloke down the road quits his job as a tool maker, draftsman, or tool setter there is no one to replace him, no one trained and ready to step up. That is why they want him to work till he is seventy, 5 more years of his skilled knowledge, no other reason.

What the government should look at is the unemployed person walking down the road smoking, going into pubs nightly, buying beer from the off license, talking on their new iphone and wearing £100 trainers, in other words doing and having the things a genuinely employed person cannot afford to do or have.

They should look into where their money comes from?

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It does not matter who is in power, as a voter you give your vote not to the party but to your local MP, and that is what is wrong.
Your MP has his own opinions about what is right and wrong and he follows his/her own feelings when it comes to issues.

We vote and pick politicians to represent us based on his/her opinion on a handful of issues, that we also agree with, but there are votes in parliament taken on hundreds of issues and that one MP speaks for 1000’s of voters and that is where the problem lies.

An MP should only be allowed to vote on issues he has presented his/her opinions on to the voters, anything else should be put back to a public vote.

I will give you an example, how many MP’s state their views on corporal punishment on their little fliers or at rallies??

I would guess that at least two thirds of the UK’s population would like to see the return of corporal punishment and the death penalty, especially in the cases of child abuse, yet when parliament vote on such issues I would say that less than a quarter MP’s would be in favour.

How does that represent the UK voters point of view?

Nagesh answers:

The best way to make money (member or FTP) is to create an in-game business. You find employees and pay them money to bring you certain goods you can later resell. The principles are the same as starting a real-world business, but it’s a lot simpler in RS.

I bought a guide that taught me how to do this and made my first mil in about 3 days even though I was low level and not a member.

Nagesh answers:

The fastest way to make money in runescape, even as a non-member, is to merchant using the Grand Exchange, but you need a bit of collateral to work with. If you’ve got at least 1m, you should be good, but you can start with as little as 100k if you need to.

Start a journal of the prices of certain items. I usually keep track of all the runes, the rune ess, and some of the ores and bars using the Grand Exchange.

Now, whenever you see a price go down for several days at a time, and then start to go back up again, buy a bunch of it at the median price. Then, wait a few days, and sell when the price goes up, like the stock market, which is why I call this “Stock Merchanting.”

Another method is to use the items that generally stay at a constant price (say water runes for example; they’ve been at 16gp each for forever) Buy at the median price and sell at the highest price. This works best with the items that are cheap, because even though you only make 1gp on each one you trade, you can buy tons of them at a time. I routinely buy several hundred K of an item at a time, and even if i only make 1gp for each of them, if i bought 500k of the item, 500k times 1gp is 500k gp. Plus, as your money increases, so does the amount you can buy at a time, and this builds on itself over and over. I went from 5 mill to 14.3 mill in less than 3 weeks. I call this “Steady Merchanting.”

What i usually do is use half of my money for Steady Merchanting, and use the other half on Stock Merchanting. This way, i can take advantage of the volatile prices without risking too much of my cash, especially since you’re going to guess wrong sometimes. But as long as you don’t risk everything on Stock Merchanting, you’ll always be able to bounce back. Also, the prices of item’s don’t change that drastically; the price on mith ore might go down by 20 each, but if you’ve bought 30k of them, you’ve only lost 600k. That seems like a lot, but relative to what you’ll have by this time, it’s not that much.

Also, pay attention to the “Behind the Scenes” updates each month. They can have drastic consequences for the prices of times. When Summoning first came out the price of Iron ore doubled literally overnight. It’s settle back to normal now, but if i’d had my money invested in that at the time, i could have doubled my money (i had 5.6 mill at the time, which would have turned into 11 mill).

Now, each transaction takes some time, but you don’t have to be at the GE selling or buying yourself. You can be doing just about anything else. Heck, you don’t even need to be logged in to keep selling/buying. That’s the best part. I went from 5.3 mill to 14.3 mill (and counting) in less than 3 weeks, and i barely logged in for more than 5 minutes a day.

Well, good luck, and happy merchanting!

–Dee Emarr

Nagesh answers:

Look in TopGames.net

Nagesh answers:

Yeah, dont click those free game sites, they put it on a million other questions too. Anyway, with your high mining/smithing skill, you could mine iron and coal and smelt it into steel bars. Dont make stuff out of steel bars, sell it at the exchange. Last time I played, I could mine my own iron, and buy coal from the exchange and smelt it into steel and sell it back for a pretty good profit.

Nagesh answers:

Okaiiy there really isnt a fast way of making money but here are some of my ways i used to make money.

1. Go to the hill giants ( you will need a brass key and some weapon of some sort. Go to the barbarian village and once u get to the bridge take a right and u will see a small shed, use the key on the door and go down the stairs. Once u see the kill giants kill them and get their bones, after u have a full inventory of bones go to ur bank in the grand exchange. Keep doing this until u have 200 bones and sell them at the grand exchange).

2. Second way is merchanting ( get about 7k from your bank and buy vials. Then wat u wanna do is go to the closest water fountain and fill them up with water. Then go back to the grand exchange and sell them. The water vials r more gp then the vials soo u get more money then before).

3. U can also make planks out of teak logs and sell them( this is kind of a nooby way but it still works). Get some teak logs and bring them to the lumber yard and the guy will make planks for u. Bring them back to varrok and sell them at the grand exchange.