Video games are constantly changing. With upgraded consoles and innovative features, it's common for people to set their old games aside and enjoy the newest options. Instead of letting old consoles collect dust, you can cash them in for real cash. Many people may choose to sell the items whole to other video game players, but you may actually be able to get more money for selling individual parts. A number of video game parts and accessories contain pieces of gold and gold plating.
11 July 2016
Most of the time when a person has been accused of a crime, they are able to post a bond to meet the bail amount that the judge has set for their release. While a few people have the resources to do this on their own, most people secure the services of a bail bonds company in order to get this done. Unfortunately, there are times that a bail bondsman cannot help you, and this is usually because the judge refused to set a bail amount.
14 June 2016
If you are living paycheck to paycheck, you are not alone: approximately 40% of American households report this condition. These households include a wide range of socioeconomic classes; twenty-four percent of those who report being in this situation indicated that they made between $100,000 and $150,000. Living paycheck to paycheck means that if you incur an unexpected expense, you often do not have the financial means to meet it. When you find yourself in this position, you may want to turn to a payday loan to get you over the hump.
10 May 2016
Few things fill a college student with dread like purchasing textbooks. After paying tuition, fees, room and board (or taking out a loan to do so), you still may be in for hundreds of dollars more in expenses for books. And if you're nearly broke, that may be out of the question. Here are five ways to get the books you need when your pockets are nearly empty. Use the money you save for your instant noodle stash instead.
1 October 2014
Most of us will end up facing this dilemma sometime in our life: should we opt for getting monthly pension checks for life or a lump sum payment? 29% of Americans are fortunate enough to have company-funded pension plans. While getting a monthly cheque may seem tempting and a way to moderate how you may end up spending all of your money, you may actually be better off opting for lump sum payments.
27 August 2014
