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Friday, November 25, 2011

Turning Trash Into Cash - Free Publication Outlines How to Sell Stuff You Don’t Want

ROCKVILLE, MD (PRWEB) June 30, 2005

The art of accumulation is practiced all across the United States as consumers trade their hard earned cash for the latest clothing, toys and gadgets. The unofficial American pastime of shopping has filled our homes, closets, basements and even self-storage facilities with more and more stuff. But while we all know how to acquire newer and better items, we often don’t know of the best way to sell those objects once we’re done with them.


“Not only can selling stuff we no longer need clear up much needed space in our homes, it can provide extra cash for vacations, a boost to our savings accounts or a way to raise some extra money to pay off debt,” said Steve Rhode, president of Myvesta, a nonprofit consumer education organization. “If you’re not taking the time to learn the best way to sell your extra stuff, you could be missing out on some very lucrative opportunities right under your own roof.”


According to Rhode, yard sales, one of the most popular methods of selling household items, can be a very effective way to get rid of some of your stuff while making a decent amount of money at the same time.


“Many people never take the time to properly plan, advertise and execute a yard sale and as a result they end up having a mediocre day,” Rhode said. “It’s important to think of your yard sale as a store that’s only open for one day, which means you need to present your items well and provide good customer service.”


Some yard sale tips from Rhode include:


· Place interesting items closer to the road to attract people driving by


· Make sure your items are visually appealing and group similar items together on tables


· Run an extension chord out into your yard so people can test electronic items


· When making signs to advertise your yard sale, use durable materials and drive by them to make sure they are easily visible from the road


To learn more about different methods to sell your items, read the Myvesta publication "How to Sell Stuff You Don't Want." It covers selling methods such as yard sales, flea markets, classified ads, online auctions, consignment shops and more. The publication can be downloaded for free by visiting Myvesta.org online.


Myvesta is dedicated to helping people create healthy financial lives. The organization provides a wide range of materials to inspire and inform people so that they can break down their barriers to financial and personal success. For more information visit Myvesta.org online.


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More Gadgets For Cash Press Releases

Divorced in 60 Seconds, What His Attorney Doesnt Want You to Know"

Minneapolis, Minnesota (PRWEB) February 24, 2011

Finally, a quick read to get up to speed on our divorce laws and how to use them to your advantage. The author of this book, Richard W. Hechter, J.D, MBA, provides readers with the nuts and bolts of divorce laws in easy to understand and digestible segments.


Divorced in 60 Seconds shares expert tips on how to get the results desired in a divorce or legal separation. Hechters book is designed to empower readers, giving them the knowledge to become truly active partners with their divorce attorneys, instead of being typical, passive clients. Knowing what happens in a divorce will help readers stay in control and avoid paying excessive attorneys fees.


The subjects covered include: why divorce is so prevalent, why so many marriages fail, the behavior of censorship, No-Fault divorce laws, child custody and child support, visitation, alimony, finding your spouses hidden assets, getting your fair share of your spouses 401(K) and other retirement accounts, how to get your spouse immediately and legally out of the home without the need for an attorney, how to keep your home and the equity in it, how to get your husband to pay your attorneys fees, how to find a great lawyer for reasonable costs, health insurance for you and the kids, tax issues, contested and uncontested divorces, prenuptial agreements, extra things to ask for in a divorce, and more. Hechter also explains the financial implications of divorce, which should be used as a tool of last resort. This is a must read for anyone contemplating divorce or separation.


The author, Richard W. Hechter, has been practicing law since 1988. He has been named a Super Lawyer by his peers and is certified as a civil trial specialist by the Minnesota State Bar Association.


Mr. Hechter also holds an MBA degree from Augsburg College in Minneapolis and a BA degree in Psychology from the University of Minnesota. In addition, Hechter teaches law in the Twin Cities, acts as an Arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, and conducts private mediations and arbitrations. Hechter, himself, is also a survivor of divorce.


Divorced in 60 Seconds is available online through all major book retailers such as Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.


Contact Information:


Richard W. Hechter, J.D, MBA

9 Parkview Terrace

Golden Valley, MN 55416

763-377-9546

minnlawguy(at)aol(dot)com


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