Saturday, September 26, 2009
Whats new?
Time has been flying by and I can definitely tell from my blog entries! My Twitter posts are always current with my uncontrollable raves and rants... It hard keeping my views to myself and watching the politicians spend our taxpayer monies gives me a lot to rant about. Without freedom and capitalism we wouldn't have business, so don't take it personal if I rant about big government. We need business to make money!
As for FDI we are here and growing!!!
This is a exciting time with the global slowdown, people are looking for opportunity and FDI has something for everyone. So if you re looking for additional income or looking for personal and financial services check us out. In today's current financial turmoil FDI's Credit Trax, Equity Trax along with LifeLoc and Teledoc are services that will save you money, help eliminate debt and protect your good name.
Summer and Fall is always a busy time so updates are few...That's where the FUN come in.... some of that fun is shared on Twitter and some is just to much to share....
Until next time...
Scott
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Riding doesn't have to cost you a fortune!
Over the years motorcycle shop rates have been inching up, $80 per hour and up are very common. Everyone has the ability to learn so why not you!
Buying that new or used motorcycle is always fun but as you put on those miles it also needs proper maintenance. People mention paying $1oo or more to get a basic oil change. Dealers need to make money so they can provide us with their services, but it never hurts to learn the basics if you want to save.
Where do we start?
Start by purchasing a factory repair manual, then find a Mentor that is willing to show you the basics of maintaining your motorcycle. Most people with years of experience will guide you in the right direction plus we always enjoy sharing our knowledge.
Doing the simple fluid changes and minor adjustments can save you a pile of cash without jeopardizing the integrity of your motorcycle. Save all your receipts and don't forget to document the mileage. Learning the basics will allow you to be more safety conscious adding more satisfaction to your experience!
These steps will bring you years of enjoyable riding along with new friendships.
Ride safe,
Scott
www.fdipays.com
Buying that new or used motorcycle is always fun but as you put on those miles it also needs proper maintenance. People mention paying $1oo or more to get a basic oil change. Dealers need to make money so they can provide us with their services, but it never hurts to learn the basics if you want to save.
Where do we start?
Start by purchasing a factory repair manual, then find a Mentor that is willing to show you the basics of maintaining your motorcycle. Most people with years of experience will guide you in the right direction plus we always enjoy sharing our knowledge.
Doing the simple fluid changes and minor adjustments can save you a pile of cash without jeopardizing the integrity of your motorcycle. Save all your receipts and don't forget to document the mileage. Learning the basics will allow you to be more safety conscious adding more satisfaction to your experience!
These steps will bring you years of enjoyable riding along with new friendships.
Ride safe,
Scott
www.fdipays.com
Monday, August 3, 2009
Cash For Clunker!
Cash for Clunkers good or bad?
I'll admit owning a new vehicle is exciting, it gives you that warm fuzzy feeling and even turns the neighbors heads when you come rolling into the driveway.
But will it be worth it?
To some owning a new car is a sound decision, to others it can turn into a nightmare. The response to this program has been swift to say the least, but who will the winners really be?
So far the winners are the car manufactures & dealers for moving their inventory, the scrap iron industry for crushing your trade in and the banks for making money in finance charges!
Will you win?
My concerns are for the people that participated, will this new car become a blessing or a burden. Due to the unsettled economic times the last thing we need is a "mortgage mess" scenario inside the auto industry. If your future employment is secure and you didn't over buy you may be a winner too.
All these so called deals don't always have the end consumers interests at heart...I'm all for stimulating the economy but using credit to acquire more debt isn't always the answer and in more cases its the problems!
For everyone that received a new car, congratulations!
Later,
Scott
www.fdipays.com
I'll admit owning a new vehicle is exciting, it gives you that warm fuzzy feeling and even turns the neighbors heads when you come rolling into the driveway.
But will it be worth it?
To some owning a new car is a sound decision, to others it can turn into a nightmare. The response to this program has been swift to say the least, but who will the winners really be?
So far the winners are the car manufactures & dealers for moving their inventory, the scrap iron industry for crushing your trade in and the banks for making money in finance charges!
Will you win?
My concerns are for the people that participated, will this new car become a blessing or a burden. Due to the unsettled economic times the last thing we need is a "mortgage mess" scenario inside the auto industry. If your future employment is secure and you didn't over buy you may be a winner too.
All these so called deals don't always have the end consumers interests at heart...I'm all for stimulating the economy but using credit to acquire more debt isn't always the answer and in more cases its the problems!
For everyone that received a new car, congratulations!
Later,
Scott
www.fdipays.com
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