Limited Time $40 to Invest at Lending Club
Filed under: Bonus Money, Free Money, Lending Club, Saving
For a limited time, Lending Club will give you $4o to invest in Lending Club. I’m currently getting 16.22% on my investment so it’s worth checking out.
Get $40 Free from Lending Club
Open up a bank account with USAA and get $100
Found this offer at Slick Deals. It’s a great deal if you qualify but it expires on May 31. They reimburse ATM fees, have better interest than a lot of banks and free rewards plus more.
Open up a bank account with USAA and get $100
USAA emerged from a tumultuous 2008 strong and growing — well positioned to meet whatever challenges lie ahead. Our 2008 Report to Members details our exceptional results:
USAA remains profitable and returned more than $857 million to our members, a portion of which were bank rebates and rewards.1
We have taken no bailout money.
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$100 Cash Bonus From Chase or Wamu
Pretty simple offer.
The Chase bonus ends 6/23/09
The Wamu offer ends 6/16/09
To qualify for the reward, you must open a new checking account with a $100 minimum opening deposit of new money (money not currently held by this bank). Also, within 60 calendar days of account opening, you must initiate a monthly direct deposit such as payroll, pension or Social Security, or have at least five debit card purchases (using your PIN or signature) posted to your account. The reward will be deposited into your new account within 2 weeks after the initial direct deposit or the five debit card purchases have posted to your account.
Google & Ask Search Results With A Little Extra
I just ran across Swag Bucks which is a search engine that you can win prizes by searching. When I found the site, I thought this is all well and good IF the results are decent. Needless to say I was happy when I noticed the results come from Google and Ask. So I get the same search results as usual but I get to win gift cards and other prizes by doing what I usually do.
It’s pretty much a no brainer.
Free money
Filed under: Banks, Bonus Money, Credit, Finance, Free Money, Investing, Lending Club, Money
I’ve recently discovered that it’s possible to find free money on the web. Not only is it free money, but you can loan the money to others to get rid of credit cards and other high interest rates so it’s a good thing on multiple levels.
Lending Club brings together individual investors and well-qualified borrowers who want fair credit (for everything from paying off high-interest credit cards to growing a small business).
With Lending Club you can diversify across many borrowers with good to excellent credit ratings. Lending Club lenders have earned annual returns that average over 9% in the past 18 months. Borrowers with excellent credit have been able to borrow at rates as low as 7.88%.
In case you’re interested, Lending Club offers a $50 welcome bonus to new lenders just for getting started. In addition, each time someone you invite borrows through Lending Club, you earn an additional financial reward that you can choose to keep or donate to a non-profit organization.
Lending Club has been in the Wall Street Journal, CBS News, CNN, NPR and the New York Times.
NAKED RETIREMENT
Naked Retirement strips down the old traditional models of retirement planning and replaces the it with a more creative and intuitive one that helps people take control of their retirement planning, saving, and investing.
The book details the evolution of retirement and uses it to help baby boomers and retirees understand why they are behind in saving and what they can do about it.
"Retirement planning can no longer be one-dimensional, focused exclusively on merely providing information such as how pensions or a 401(k)’s work. It needs to extend beyond financial planning to include aspects of health and social issues that will impact future retirees," according to author, Robert Laura.
Billed as the ultimate defense against the scary, anxious, and stressful feelings people get on their first day of retirement when they have only a financial plan full of numbers and charts to guide them, Laura simplifies the mental and emotional aspects of retirement planning with thought-provoking questions about your definition and approach to retirement as well as important retirement conversations that foster strong relationships in retirement.
The book culminates into a one-page Naked Retirement plan that will help people as well as planners successfully estimate retirement preparedness and future success.
Book is available at NakedRetirement.com and is emailed in pdf format directly to participants.