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You need to make sure that you protect yourself from this new financial-crisis.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (AgoraFinancial)
Mon Apr 17 15:15:16 2017
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2017 17:03:06 -0400
From: AgoraFinancial <agorafinancial@updatedfinancenewsinfo.top>
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<td id=3D"CCwujsj3"><p><br /> If you have not experienced this yet, th=
en consider yourself lucky, but don't rest too easy because it could still =
happen.</p> <p>This has already become a reality for many people and it is =
spreading like wildfire; You need to know how you can protect yourself from=
this financial-crisis.</p> <p>Your checking-account; Frozen. Your savings-=
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<td id=3D"Ayhuy32"><p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Wit=
h all the financial instability in the world, it' s no surprise that almost=
everyone is worried about their own investments and assets. How can you pr=
otect your financial position while the Eurozone crisis plays out? How the =
Euro debt crisis could harm your finances The main dangers to your personal=
finances of the unfolding Euro crisis come from the following areas: The t=
hreat of government austerity cuts: Up to 600,000 European public sector wo=
rkers are likely to lose their jobs over the next few years. Be prepared, i=
f one of them is you or someone in your family. Your employer depends on tr=
ade with the Eurozone: In Britain, for example, an estimated eight million =
jobs rely on the nation' s trade with the Eurozone. If the these countries =
go into recession then it' s likely many jobs will be lost here as well. Th=
e danger of another financial crash: A major Eurozone crisis could lead to =
a second financial crisis this could hit business and jobs, perhaps your ow=
n employer ? even if they don' t directly trade with the Eurozone. Debts be=
ing called and/or new lending reduced: Many analysts suggest that banks wil=
l cut short term credit from individuals (for example, they could cancel pe=
rsonal loans or credit cards and demand immediate payment, or they could ja=
ck up overdraft fees) if they lose too much money as a result of the develo=
ping Eurozone crisis. Falling property values in Eurozone nations: If you h=
ave a property or second home in a Eurozone nation, any negative change in =
the value of the Euro currency will either impact how much your home will f=
etch on the open market, or how expensive your mortgage is. Keeping your mo=
ney safe during the Euro crisis You may not see a direct threat to your fin=
ancial well-being from the Euro crisis right now, but it' s still smart to =
play it safe. You want to protect your cash pile in the event of a worst ca=
se scenario, so its impact on your life is minimal. Here are a few tips.</p=
> <p>Spread your savings around: The Financial Services Compensation Scheme=
(FSCS) guarantees up to 85,000 pounds sterling held in a savings account. =
If you have more than this on deposit then spread it around between differe=
nt providers to ensure that your cash is fully protected by the FSCS. Pay d=
own any If the Euro crisis causes the banks to rein in their lending, then =
borrowers may find that short term debts are called in fast. Don' t put you=
rself in a position where this could throw your finances into chaos ? pay t=
his debt down now if you can Review any planned new expenditure: If your mo=
ney is mostly in Europe, this really isn' t the time to be building up new =
debts or eating into your cash savings. The risks of a sudden Euro shock co=
uld push the financially extended over the precipice. Keep a war chest hand=
y: In case of job loss or ill health, most independent financial advisers r=
ecommend that you keep between three to six months worth of your salary sav=
ed away in case you need the cash. Taking the above steps won' t guarantee =
that your finances will be left untouched by the Euro crisis, but they will=
give you the best chances of taking what the Eurozone, its bankers, and po=
liticians might throw at you over the coming months and years.</p> <p>A cha=
llenging economy brings about plenty of uncertainties, but you may be bette=
r able to weather a storm if you have certain financial safeguards in place=
Here are some suggestions that may help you maintain a solid financial fo=
oting.</p> <p>Do pay off debt. As challenging as it may be, make debt reduc=
tion one of your top priorities? particularly credit card balances with hig=
h interest rates. Do consider refinancing your home. While mortgage interes=
t rates are still low, you may want to lock into a fixed rate loan. Do look=
for ways to scale back. Consider moving to a smaller, more affordable home=
or apartment. At the same time, sell possessions that you no longer use? s=
uch as an exercise bike or collections of items that no longer interest you=
? and save the money. Do try to live on one salary. If you and your partner=
are both employed, strive to live on one income and put some or all of the=
rest in savings. Be sure some of that money is deposited into accounts tha=
t are accessible for emergencies. Do negotiate. Ask for lower rates on cred=
it cards and for discounts on merchandise. If there are sign-up fees for a =
particular service, see if that fee can be waived. In lean times, some reta=
ilers will agree, just to keep you as a customer. Do pay cash for purchases=
Spend only what you have in hand right now; put off purchases that requir=
e you to add to a credit card balance. Do enrich your salary potential. Lea=
rn new skills, take on some different responsibilities at work or even star=
t a small part-time business. In a downturn, the expertise you bring to a p=
osition may help make you invaluable to your company? or give you options s=
hould you be downsized.</p> <p>Don't raid your retirement account. You'll t=
ypically pay a 10% federal income-tax penalty for removing the funds early,=
and you'll shortchange your future. Don't let insurance lapse. Keep your h=
ome, disability, life, and car insurance coverage current. If something hap=
pens to you during a down time, you'll need that protection. Don't co-sign =
a loan. It's risky unless you're sure you can shoulder the entire burden yo=
urself. Even if the co-signer is trustworthy, there's no guarantee he or sh=
e won't default. Don't take on additional debt. Thoroughly evaluate any out=
lay that results in debt. A student loan for your child may be a reasonable=
debt? but a big credit card expense is not.</p></td>=20
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