Why would you ever pay ten or twenty bucks for some article on finance? 

If your cousin Charlie ever found out you actually paid for a finance article he would probably laugh you out of the next family reunion, "You can get a whole magazine for $5 and it's full of articles."   Well, when was the last time cousin Charlie ever gave some good ideas about investing?  If he's like my Cousin, probably never.

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A simple answer…

There's only one reason you would ever pay for one of our Premium Articles.  Because you will make money from what you read and put into action from the article.  Our goal is to give you at least a ten time return on the cost of the article.  If you don't save or make at least $200 on a $20 article then we have not done our job.

Our Guarantee…

Look, life is way too complicated already… Your life and our life.  So, we are going to keep this real simple.  If for any reason you are not satisfied with one of our articles you get a full refund. Now that's simple for you, right.  Now the simple part for us… You have to ask for your refund within three days of purchasing the article.  Also we reserve the right to limit future article purchases from people who make multiple refund claims.  You know who those guys are, the ones who steal the parking space you just took three hours shoveling the snow out of. 

Bottom line - If the article works for you great.  If not, you get a refund.

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Exclusivity…

The other reason we charge for these articles is we don't want every Tom, Charlie and Mary to have them.  No way, no how!  If everybody had this kind of investing information it would dilute the effectiveness (translated - the money paying customers can make) of the content. 

That hot magazine that just hit the news stands (and mailboxes) with the "Sure Stock Plays For The Next Quarter"…  Wake up, Pal!  Probably a million other people get that magazine and at least a half a million already read it by the time you see it. All those people rushing in to buy those stocks will pump the price up so high it will be difficult for someone like you to see penny one off of them. 

But our articles go out to only a select few smart investors, like you.

Our deal with you…

This is like the oath among fellow travelers on the road to Investment nirvana. 

Treat our articles like they're Top Secret.  Pretend like you're some spy with the goods. James Bond would never blab and you wouldn't either, right?  If you share our article content with everyone it's not going to do any of us any good.  It's okay to talk about the articles in general but please don't give out the details, it will really ruin it for all of us.

What to  expect…

Our articles have one goal -- To make or save you some money.  Here's what you might see in one of our Premium Content articles:

1. These are live articles - You will access them a our special web pages.  They will be updated as needed with the latest information.  Not like the dusty magazine, they printed those a month ago with month old articles.  It could be two months old by the time you get it.  When you buy one of our articles you get unlimited access to the article for 60 days. They are frequently updated to be sure you have the best information to make critical investment decisions.
2. The articles are interactive - At the end of each article you will find a place where you can send us your questions, comments, and complaints.  The complaints are usually the most fun for us to read.  We answer them all.  If you're kind we will be kind. It can go the other way, too. So watch out we can always forward your email to your mom.  What will she say about that language? 
3. More in depth coverage than you will usually see in a newspaper, weekly or monthly magazine.  Our writers are nuts about digging up the real goods on companies, strategies, and tactics so you can kick some investing butt.  Or maybe our writers are just nuts.  Maybe we should let them go outside more…  And, feed them more than just pizza.
4. Step-by-step procedures so you can really put this stuff to use. How many times have you read an article and sat back without knowing what to do next?  Expect to see the steps you need to put what you learned into action.
5. Valuable resources - A list of web sites where you can go to get essential data and information to put the article content into use.  We like the free sites but when we find a great one that costs there's usually a free trial with enough time to get what you need.
6. Examples - Expect to see tons of examples with the numbers clearly shown. 
7. No advertising - Sure we might charge as much for one article as you can pay at the newsstand for an entire magazine.  But our articles are written by industry experts and there's no advertising.  Count how many pages of advertising you pay for in that last issue of Money, Worth, or Sure Money. (We made the last magazine title up.)
8. Loads of typos and grammatical errors. - Our writers are investors.  There's not an English major in the group.  We knew a guy named Bruce who majored in English but he never invested in the market, couldn't calculate a return rate, and thought the pictures in the Cisco annual report were "real pretty."   Our writers and analysts are industry experts, specialists, traders, and finance mavens who sometimes make grammar goofs and will certainly misspell a word at least once a day.  But their investment insights beat Bruce’s any day.

They're guaranteed!

We need to say it one more time… You get your money back if you think the article is useless.

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