What is your Passive Income Stream?

• alvinlee13

  19 May 13, 03:30

  Hi All!

   

  I'd like to call myself an Entrepreneur, and spend most of my time building up my businesses. As such, I don't like to spend hours on end learning about companies to invest in stocks, and prefer to take a passive approach to investing.

   

  Do any of you know of or currently have money parked in passive income investment streams such as Equity funds or others? 

   

  I'm currently using Forex robots to make my money grow for me, but would like to diversify my passive income portfolio.

   

  I'm open to all kinds of possibilities so let's hear it, what are your passive income streams?

• kengkia

  19 May 13, 03:49

  ..........

• charlize

  19 May 13, 09:37

  Become post count warrior in sgforums. 

• kengkia

  19 May 13, 19:04

  go and die charlize!!!!!!!!!!

• alvinlee13

  19 May 13, 19:25

  Lol become post count warrior can make passive income? i also want ! :D

   

  Anyway back to topic, anyone know of good bond or stock ETFs to share? What should I look out for when picking out such investments?

• M the name

  20 May 13, 10:51

  I heard that there is an "education" provider company called MAXTQ Global Pte. Ltd which promise an part-time income. You might like to see if this is the opportunity you want : http://tinyurl.com/maxtq

• charlize

  31 May 13, 09:52

  Originally posted by kengkia:

  go and die charlize!!!!!!!!!!

  So much angst.

   

  Tsk tsk.

• M the name

  10 Jun 13, 00:29

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• Wilson Sky

  14 Jun 13, 13:32

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• M the name

  15 Jun 13, 00:56

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• charlize

  21 Jul 13, 12:49

  

• Neekaluz

  22 Jul 13, 16:49

  Have you ever tried getting your passive income through investments? I myself get my cashflow via property investments. I am willing to share with you on how i can achieve it. I've dropped you my contact via Private message.

   

• Land Guru

  23 Jul 13, 15:16

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• Dalforce 1941

  23 Jul 13, 15:27

  China – Avoid the West’s Debt Overhead: A Land Tax is needed to hold down Housing Prices

  July 22, 2013

  By Michael

  
  

  How can China avoid the “Western financial disease” – a real estate bubble followed by defaults and foreclosures? The U.S. and European economies originally sought to avoid this fate by taxing the location’s site value. A rent tax was the focus of Progressive Era reforms.

  Enacting a rent tax remains China’s main challenge to accompany its privatization of real estate and natural resources. If land rent were fully taxed, it would not be paid to banks as interest for rising mortgage loans – and governments would not have to tax income and sales. Holding down housing debt will reduce labor’s cost of living, but not its living standards.

  While Western economies shrink in response to debt deflation and fiscal austerity, China continues its unprecedented 30-year growth. Many Western forecasters warn that it must suffer a Western-style financial crash, as if this is a universal path. But China has been industrializing and raising living standards by public credit and infrastructure investment similar to the mixed private/public balance that raised America, Germany and France to world powers as their Industrial Revolutions gained momentum in the late 19th century. Its keys are active public investment in infrastructure, subsidized education and urbanization, rising wage levels and progressive taxation.

  Neoliberal economists have a blind spot that blocks them from understanding why their own nations succeeded so well – and hence, how the U.S. and European economies have veered away from the policies that powered their industrial takeoff. The classical ideal was to free production and consumption from economic overhead remaining from the medieval and colonialist conquest of the land, and the subsequent privatization of banking and money creation.

  By the time Mao’s Revolution gave way to the last generation’s reforms, China had largely freed itself from the post-feudal rentier classes that survived in non-Communist countries. Western critics warn that rising wages will erode its competitive position. But higher living standards are a precondition for raising labor productivity, and help China to support its domestic market while Western economies are contracting.

  There is no inherent need for China to suffer a Western-style decline. In fact, the West’s own financial and real estate bubble was not inevitable. It is the result of financial and tax policies that reversed the progressive tax system that powered American and European prosperity before 1980, so the financial sector and bankers have obtained the lion’s share of gains over the past thirty years. China’s greatest challenge is to remain free of these financial and real estate dynamics that have plunged the Western and post-Soviet economies into debt and created a rentier over-class receiving income simply for ownership privileges, not for playing a productive economic role.
  
  Real estate’s policy challenge: To tax land rent, or let it be paid as interest to the bankers

  Classical and Progressive Era policies aimed to prevent this fate by taxing land rent, natural resource rent and monopoly rent. This led the rentier interests to mount a counter-revolution that has gained power over the past century, especially since 1980.

  Neoliberalism has blocked what the West’s its classical ideologists of industrial capitalism and free markets promoted: taxation of unearned income, that is, “economic rent” and the “unearned increment” of rising land prices that should be the natural tax base.

  If land’s site value – the rent-of-location – is not taxed, it will be “free” to be pledged to banks to obtain mortgages. Larger loans support higher housing prices, because a property is worth whatever a bank will lend purchasers to buy it. In the United States the motto of real estate investors (and homeowners) is that “Rent is for paying interest.” When buyers bid against one another for housing or other property, the winner is whoever is first to pledge the entire flow of rental revenue to the bank in exchange for a mortgage to buy the property. Much of the financial and real estate bubble stems from rising land prices financed by going deeper into debt. “Democratizing home ownership” on credit has enabled banks to end up with the land rent that hitherto went to a landlord class.

  Now that rentier property ownership is developing in many ways like the West, the task of the coming generation is to make sure that China remains free of the real estate and financial bubble that has left entire Western economies in debt peonage and negative equity.

  China thus is facing a universal problem of how to steer its economic surplus into new capital investment (including public infrastructure) and rising living standards to create a thriving domestic market. Its challenge will be to avoid repeating this fatal path that the United States and Europe have taken since the 1980s. The aim is to prevent the economic surplus from being absorbed by rising land rents, prices for monopoly goods and services (roads, commercial privileges, communications and the like), and banking charges for interest and fees.

  Over the next twenty years China will have to cope with the same problems of urbanization, rising housing and land prices that Western economies experience. The most important way to view these universal problems is to ask who is to receive the economic surplus: the government as taxes, individual property owners as rent, or banks as interest? This is the basic trade-off. Whatever “free” rent-of-location the tax collector relinquishes is available (“free”) to be pledged to banks as interest....

  http://michael-hudson.com/2013/07/china-avoid-the-wests-debt-overhead-a-land-tax-is-needed-to-hold-down-housing-prices/

• charlize

  13 Aug 13, 18:27

  

• M the name

  11 Sep 13, 10:51

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• utterlyboozed

  11 Sep 13, 13:03

  for those keen on internet marketing, http://www.warriorforum.com is a great place to self educate, instead of expensive courses

• BadzMaro

  11 Sep 13, 13:41

  One of my passive incomes derive from selling ideas how to earn passive incomes online to people..LIKE YOU!  Pay only $49.99 per pop. Its not even 50 bucks! U know u want to! So gimme your credit card details and sign on up!

  Because I am so successful.. I cant wait to share it with the masses out there, for a price of course! Cause what is $49.99 in the long run right ? RIGHT??? 

• charlize

  11 Sep 13, 22:07

  Why not pay me $99.99 and I will share a 2 word secret to making more money?

   

  Just 2 words.

• M the name

  19 Oct 13, 19:31

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• Genie99b

  14 Nov 13, 18:22

  Property lor...

  Consolation prize = Passive rental income

  Runner-up = Capital gains

  Top Prize = En bloc

  But its abit like musical chairs.... dun be the last one .....can bankrupt de if overgear haha

  edit:- have u looked into bonds or REITs?

• All the Best!

  14 Nov 13, 18:24

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Why not pay me $99.99 and I will share a 2 word secret to making more money?

   

  Just 2 words.

  Ok

• charlize

  14 Nov 13, 19:33

  Originally posted by All the Best!:

  Ok

  "Work Harder" 

• charlize

  14 Nov 13, 19:33

  I give you this secret for free since you so lost.

• alvinlee13

  29 Nov 13, 21:37

  @charlize buy low? :D
  
  I heard about bitcoins in April, and recently bought them in August. It's not really a passive income stream, but I have since divested some of my Forex funds into Bitcoins and Litecoins, and its been doing pretty well.

  Was wondering, what do you guys think of bitcoins?