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- Prepaid Debit card and Credit Card, What's the Difference? - by Submitted on Mar 22, 2015 from Paul JuellDifference between a Prepaid Debit Card and a Credit Card A prepaid debit card and a credit card are virtually the same in appearance. In fact, they are used in much the same way; you find a product or service you want and give the merchant or service provider your card for payment. While ...
Views: 1457 - Health Benefits of Aloe Vera - by Submitted on Nov 03, 2014 from Paul JuellWhat is Aloe Vera? Aloe vera is a succulent plant native to East and South Africa, India, Southeast Asia, as well as other tropical and sub-tropical areas such as Latin America and the Caribbean. While there are more than 200 varieties, the one most often used medicinally is the variety aloe ...
Views: 1688(1 vote) - Should You Buy a Car With No Money Down? - by Submitted on Oct 17, 2014 from Paul JuellEvery day we see and hear advertisements from car dealerships. Some are very cliche with all the hype and over the top salespeople, while others are more subdued and try to appeal to a consumer’s logical side. In any case, their goal is to draw potential buyers into the dealership any way they ...
Views: 1830 - Down Payment – Don’t Negotiate a Car Deal Without One - by Submitted on Oct 14, 2014 from Paul JuellIt seems like every car dealership is offering ‘no money down’ sales promotions now days. On the surface it sounds great to many buyers (especially inexperienced shoppers). The fact is, there are too many reasons that this is a bad idea and you should try to avoid a ‘no money down’ deal if ...
Views: 1824 - Is Kamut® Wheat More Healthy Than Conventional Wheat? - by Submitted on Oct 14, 2014 from Paul JuellTypes of wheat. There are many varieties of wheat but they all belong to the genus Triticum. From there the different varieties are defined by the number of chromosomes the plant has. Diploid wheat is the earliest form of cultivated wheat with 14 chromosomes. This form of wheat has been ...
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