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MoneyNing.com Founder Covers the Uncertain Economy in an ON RETIREMENT Post at USNews.com

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) August 18, 2011

David Ning, founder of personal finance blog MoneyNing.com, discusses strategies for maximizing resources in an uncertain economy in his latest ON RETIREMENT post Retirement with a Fluctuating Income at USNews.com http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/On-Retirement/2011/08/10/retirement-with-a-fluctuating-income.

The continued uncertainty about the economy and the dramatic gains and losses of the stock market have made it difficult for many, especially retirees and those who depend on gains in their portfolio to survive. Retirement is by nature a time of reduced resources and many retirees actively seek out ways to limit their spending and maximize their savings.

The ON RETIREMENT section of USNews.com has become a trusted source for many and David Ning, founder of personal finance blog MoneyNing.com, is a regular contributor. Ning understands the uncertainty retirees and those preparing for retirement are feeling and discusses a few ways in which people can reduce their spending in his current USNews.com ON RETIREMENT post entitled Retirement with a Fluctuating Income. In the post Ning encourages readers to reconsider not just their luxuries, but also their perceived needs as well.

“You can be worth a billion dollars,” says Ning, “but if you don’t’ have the liquid cash to make the mortgage payments, your house is still going to be foreclosed upon.”

To read the Retirement with a Fluctuating Income post in its entirety visit USNews.com at http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/On-Retirement/2011/08/10/retirement-with-a-fluctuating-income.

David Ning created MoneyNing.com, a personal finance blog, to help others understand the principles that are foundational to good money management including saving money, spending frugally and investing wisely.

MoneyNing.com has been offering up straightforward, no-nonsense advice for saving money since its launch in 2007. Since then MoneyNing.com has attracted a following of more than 300,000 monthly visitors and the attention of various news syndicates. Posts from the personal finance blog have been featured on the NYTimes.com, Time.com, and USNews.com.

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One of the fastest ways to debt disaster is to use credit cards to pay your mortgage.

Shelter, a homeless charity organization, recently conducted research that indicates as many as a million people have used their credit cards to pay their mortgage at some point in the past year. Those that conducted the research found it shocking that so many people would use a credit card to pay their mortgage when the interest rate for credit cards is often three times the interest you would pay on a mortgage. When you take these facts into consideration, it is easy to see how switching your home lone debt to credit card debt can be an easy way to create debt disaster.

Numerous people have become complacent with their debt in recent months due to the lack of real disaster hitting the average person being attributed to the recession.  People see that unemployment has not yet reached the numbers predicted, nor have home repossessions. Luckily, fewer people than what was forecasted have lost their homes due to the recession and being unable to keep up on their mortgage payments.

Research from the Shelter organization suggests that the worst of the recession is not over yet. It’s true that not everyone who uses their credit card to pay their mortgage will end up with a debt disaster, when you consider the interest rate you’ll be paying on that credit card debt, it’s plain to see that it isn’t the smartest method of paying your bills. A large number of people who do use plastic to pay their mortgage will likely default on their mortgage at some point, or their credit card debt. It is also possible that they may default on both.

When looking at news reports concerning the recession, one important fact to keep in mind is that a large part of the reason that their have not been as many home repossessions as was expected is because the lenders have been asked to be more understanding during these difficult times.

Another factor to consider is that those who have been fortunate enough to be employed during the recession did have a little more disposable income due to tax cuts and lower interest rates. There is every chance that 2010 will see these extra recession provisions stop, and when this happens, the economic disaster will hit a number of people, causing a dramatic increase in debt.

Although using credit to pay bills is one method of reaching debt disaster, there are other ways, such as using your credit card to purchase more than what you can afford to pay for. Part of the blame for this can be put on the new marketing schemes of credit card companies, retailers, etc. These marketing schemes often advertise in ways that cause consumer carelessness, but in the end, it is the consumer’s responsibility to use credit wisely.

Creating debt to pay debt is one of the surest roads to financial disaster and overwhelming debt.

Before you go out and get an investment loan, you’ll want to do some research and find out what the investment outlook is for 2010. Investing today is not the same as it was a few years ago. Of course many people still look for an investment loan so that they can put that money into real estate, but the outlook for investment appears to be gaining a focus on global investments.

Today, investors need to look at where the money is being made. One of the biggest mistakes that people can make in 2010 is to play it safe by only investing in solid companies. Economic experts tend to agree that for these companies, the rebound from recession will be slow in coming.

At the height of financial panic, many financial professionals predicted that the best place to put money would be in investments that were currently unpopular, such as high yield bonds. This prediction turned out to be accurate, as high yield investment bonds returned at 58% for November of 2009.

In 2010, those people thinking of an investment loan so that they can put their money into something that will make them money later, may want to look at something a little safer, that will likely do good even as the economy struggles to return to health. It is also advisable that investors look at the global markets to invest their money. Traditionally, the US has been a popular market to invest in, but the outlook for 2010 indicates that some of the best investments will likely be outside of the United States.

Every indication is that in 2010, as well as beyond, investment returns are going to be stronger in resource rich nations such as Canada, Brazil, and Australia. In addition to this, the economic growth in Asia would make this a great region to look at for investments. On the other hand, investing in financial institutions and industry is still not going to lead to solid and profitable investments.

Before investing, you will want to create a solid investment plan that is based off of knowledge, and your own instincts as to where and how to invest. Most important, stick to that plan, if you have enough faith that it will withstand the market woes.

Of course there are always the really safe investments, such as investing in companies like McDonalds, Coca Cola, etc. These will give you decent yield, but then again, these are not cheap investments either.

To make the big money it will take risks, but with enough knowledge you can reduce those risks a great deal. Playing it safe with local investment is one option, but going global with your investment will likely give you more return on your investment eventually.

Getting an investment loan when interest rates are still reasonable is a good move, as is investing in stocks and property, while others are still debating on if they should invest at all.

So how do we make money using Google AdSense?  You have got to have website traffic, so you need to have your website setup in whatever form you require it (such content management system like Joomla or Wordpress or in a simple HTML website) and you need to have visitors coming on a regular basis.  The amount of money that you’re going to make through Google AdSense will depend on the niche that you’re working in, the sector you’re working in.  Obviously, the more competitive the sector, the more advertisers are going to paying for adverts.

Making money online has become easier over the years as access to the tools that are required to build a website, and to market the website, has become available to a larger number of people.  Indeed today all you really need is a computer and a bit of know-how and you can start making money online.