Posts Tagged ‘Economic Times’

Review of Fap Turbo, Forex Trading System

Sunday, October 25th, 2009


FAP Turbo is a relatively new forex trading robot. FAP Turbo reviews are plentiful on the web and many users have reported success using FAP Turbo. Easily installed FAP Turbo can be run on windows or from the FAP Turbo server. FAP Turbo is the brainchild of three university friends Steve Carletti – Mike and Ulrich. For those new to the world of forex trading FAP Turbo offers a demo account so new users can familiarize themselves with the FAP Turbo trading platform.

The Forex market is the world’s largest with almost $3 trillion dollars being traded daily. Money can be made in currency markets despite tough economic times and FAP Turbo is designed for just that purpose. The FAP Turbo robot was tested with real trading accounts before FAP Turbo was released to the public. In fact the providers of FAP Turbo clearly state that all income derived from the sale of FAP Turbo is put into real trading accounts. The owners of FAP Turbo are essentially ‘putting their money where their mouth is.’

FAP Turbo makes no outlandish claims of instant wealth but provides real figures from real people who have had success using FAP Turbo. FAP Turbo offers superior customer service and the FAP Turbo forum is where users can discuss and ask questions about the product. In fact, owners Steve Carletti and Mike are active on the FAP Turbo forums and can answer any questions users may have.

For those with unrealistic expectations FAP Turbo is probably not a solution but for those wishing to consistently profit FAP Turbo has an excellent track record. FAP Turbo makes no outlandish claims but rather provides real figures from real people who have used FAP Turbo with success. FAP Turbo has been so successful that one forex broker has banned its use. For a very reasonable price of $149 FAP Turbo could be the solution for the busy investor.

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Bankruptcy Statistics

Thursday, July 23rd, 2009


During these harsh economic times more and more people are filing for bankruptcy. Once frowned upon, it is now a common option for individuals with unmanageable debt. This is despite the fact that the laws have made it more difficult to file for bankruptcy. Plus let’s not forget the implications and the cost of filing for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy statistics clearly show there is an increase in large proportions of individuals filing for bankruptcy.

These statistics are normally complied by the administrative office of the U.S. courts. They are done quarterly with each quarter ending December, March, June and September. According to bankruptcy statistics released earlier this year, chapter 7 filings have increased 43%. Also on the increase are non business bankruptcies which have risen 31%.  On the other hand business bankruptcies have risen 54%. This increase is blamed on the fact that we are a society that is hooked on material things even when we have the inability to cater for them. If by some misfortune we are caught by an emergency that needs financial resources, we get into debt while trying to come up with the money.

This digs us into a hole that is very difficult to get out of. Most families that usually file for bankruptcy do so for a number of reasons. The leading cause are jobbing loss, medical problems and credit card debt. According to bankruptcy statistics, credit card debt can be avoided if people just have discipline and learn how to use cash when making purchases. It is a very easy trap to get into because you do not actually see how much you are spending at any given time and you end up spending more than you earn.

According to the demographics the average age of people filing for bankruptcy is 38 years. According to The Fragile Middle Class: Americans in Debt by Elizabeth Warren, 44% of filers are couples, 30 % are women filing alone while 26% are men filing on their own. In addition, two out of three people who have filed have suffered a job loss. The states with the highest bankruptcy rates are Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and Utah.


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