Richard asks…
What are some free and fast ways to make cash on-line?
Any websites or ideas would be appreciated. Thank You 
author answers:
Surveys:http://cowsgonemadd3.blogspot.com/2009/02/make-money-with-surveys.html
Or if you want to make some real money join niche choppers
and they will teach you how to make a living online:
http://cowsgonemadd3.blogspot.com/2009/02/niche-choppers.html
Ken asks…
How can I make cash asap on line legally?
How can I make cash asap , any idea on how I can do this legally on line?
author answers:
My friend was in a similar situation. She needed money, so she decided to sell some of her gold, silver, and platinum jewelry she no longer wore.
She did a lot of research, and she found a great place online. I will provide the link for you below if you are interested.
She compared a lot of places. She felt good about this one because it was featured in USA Today, and she liked the fact that they are members of the BBB.
They were willing to give her the best price for her gold, and they were willing to pay her fast.
There is a ton of information on that site if you would like to check it out. You can put in your information if you would like to find out what you can get for your gold.
Just a thought, in case you have any you want to sell. You can get fast money for it.
Lynn asks…
Hi- Someone dissect where the catch is with my CD and Equity line plan to make cash?
I can take an equity loan of 100K at 4.5% interest.
I can drop that same 100K into a 7 year CD at 4.88 interest / 5.0 APY… No fee’s anywhere that I can find. Not even recording fee on the R.E. docs and stamps.. Where are the curveballs? Whats hidden? What other questions to ask? Do the math for me – is it worth it? Thanks
author answers:
Taxes is the gotcha that comes immediately to mind.
(Your after tax return will be at or above the face value of your loan rate)
My comment as a money manager is that you are trying to play a rich mans game with a middle class attitude. Bluntly, assuming you are doing the math correct what is your total take on this “scheme” going to be?
My back of the envelope calculation says you might net (NET!) $2000 after taxes after 7 years. Seriously, $2k after 7 years is jack…a fraction of a percent a year return if
(1) your math is correct and
(2) the rate on your home loan doesn’t go up.
A rich man might (might) play this game IF he was only locked in for a few months to a year at most AND he would be clearing $10,000 to $100,000 a month in cash.
Be smart.
Don’t waste your time playing with pennies.
Save them, yes.
Don’t play with them.
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