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Please CLICK the “LIKE” button and post COMMENTS below! This really helps us out. Thank you! Part 1 of a two-part discussion about how Central Bankers have pulled off the World’s Greatest Money Trick by convincing people everywhere that Gold & Silver are NOT real money and that their bogus,counterfeit fiat currency is real money. This video is designed to provide knowledge for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement with respect to buy, hold, or sell any company, security or investment. SmartKnowledgeU™ Pte Ltd does not provide individual investment advice, manage money, or act as an investment advisor. Therefore, you should always seek the advice of an investment professional or other appropriate investment advisor regarding your particular situation. The information is taken from sources believed to be reliable, and the information is believed to be accurate at the time it is posted to the Internet. However, there is no way to ensure that the information is accurate at any moment in time. Furthermore it should be noted that the investment world is not static, and that the price of many discussed stocks and investment opportunities will most likely have changed since the time this video was made. Therefore, the additional risk of potentially higher or lower-priced investment opportunities should be considered under the consultation of a professional investment adviser. To read our full disclosure, please visit our website at …
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Please CLICK the “LIKE” button and post COMMENTS below! This really helps us out. Thank you! Part 2 of my series about the World’s Greatest Money Trick of how banksters have used propaganda to convince people to save and hold fiat paper currency that loses double-digit percents of purchasing power every year versus converting this counterfeit bogus paper money into the real money of gold and silver. The Quiet Coup, by Simon Johnson available at bit.ly For an explanation of what are the Gold Certificates that the US Fed holds, please refer to this link bit.ly You may find part I of this discussion at www.youtube.com This video is designed to provide knowledge for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement with respect to buy, hold, or sell any company, security or investment. SmartKnowledgeU™ Pte Ltd does not provide individual investment advice, manage money, or act as an investment advisor. Therefore, you should always seek the advice of an investment professional or other appropriate investment advisor regarding your particular situation. The information is taken from sources believed to be reliable, and the information is believed to be accurate at the time it is posted to the Internet. However, there is no way to ensure that the information is accurate at any moment in time. Furthermore it should be noted that the investment world is not static, and that the price of many discussed stocks and investment opportunities will most …

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Article by Angie Bull

Not sharing a money problem with a partner is more common than you think, says Payplan.The free debt advice and solutions company helps over 100,000 people every year and says it is ‘incredibly normal’ not to tell a partner or loved one when you get into debt.

It’s perfectly normal to feel guilty, embarrassed, worried about being judged, and even a failure. Payplan says these are all natural responses to the situation you’re in.

But while you can’t talk to a partner or relation, you can share the burden with someone who can help. The Citizen’s Advice Bureau, National Debtline or a free provider such as Payplan are a listening ear, they can advise and, in most cases, they can help set up a plan to help you start managing your debt, and ultimately finding a way out of the problem.

According to the Money Advice Trust it’s men who are more likely to hide their debt issues but Payplan says it receives calls from both sexes.“I think people, male or female, are just relieved to hear a friendly voice and someone who can relate to their situation and isn’t going to judge them,” said Diane Watson, who leads Payplan’s specialist advice team.

“Sharing an issue with a trained advisor who has experience and can be trusted, makes a difference – people start to feel better about themselves, their situation, and very importantly, about their relationship.” With money worries and redundancy top of the list of reasons for relationship breakdowns in Relate’s 2010 report ‘The Way We Are Now’: http://www.relate.org.uk/the-way-we-are-now/index.html it is vital partners do talk to someone and get debt help.

“When you ask for debt help and start to manage your money issues you also start to manage your relationship and that’s the best feeling ever,” added Diane.

To talk through any issues including debt consolidation, bankruptcy, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVA) and Debt Management Plans (DMP), contact Payplan – 0800 280 2816 or visit: http://www.payplan.com/. You can also read Payplan’s latest blog on the subject: http://www.payplan.com/debt-news/2011/03/21/hiding-debts-from-your-partner/

Note to editors

Established in 1992, Payplan is a free debt advice and solutions service, providing impartial advice to people in financial distress. Payplan helps over 100,000 people every year, working closely with money advice, consumer and employee welfare organisations.

Payplan operates using the Fair Share Model – in this model the customer in debt makes one payment by standing order to the provider, which is then distributed to the person’s creditors on a monthly basis. In return, most creditors pay the provider what is called a ‘fair share contribution’ – a voluntary donation. This model means a quality service is provided with no need to charge the person in debt for advice or solutions.

Payplan is part of the Totemic Group and in March 2011 Totemic was named 19th in the Sunday Times Best 100 Companies to work for.

Payplan has a working collaboration with the Consumer Financial Education Body (CFEB) which is responsible for helping consumers understand financial matters and manage their finances better by providing impartial advice through a national financial advice service. CFEB was recently renamed the Money Advice Service and is available online (<http://www.moneymadeclear.org.uk>), in print, over the phone (0300 500 5000), and face-to-face.