Banking Secrets: How Vienna Marriott makes extra $5,000/yr

[BrittPhillips]

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[RadhikaStava]

what a high pitch voice! Imagine her as a banker - overwhelming!

[80121817]

slutty whore

[TheMilkman8825]

how are those REIT's now?

[vangie811]

this lady must be high!!!

[80121817]

shes on coke.designer drug

[garima1w]

hahaha

[TruthRaider]

She's got all of her money stuff in her bra - $25. 'cause that's it will hold!

[garima1w]

hahaha very funny

[garima1w]

hahaha very funny

[garima1w]

hahaha very funny

[TruthRaider]

Well, garima, if you think it's that funny - give me a green mark! It'll be a "first" for me!

[matijakasij]

That is not true, Interactive brokers, Pays nothing if your balance is under 10k, and you have to pay 10 every month to keep the accout, if you don't make a certain amount of trades per month, it's 3 bucks for me becaus I am only 21, (under 25).

[vlogolution]

you're correct, although these are more recent IB policies that were enacted over the last few years. however, the $10/mo (or $3/mo in your case) is in fact to cover the exchange fees they include with your account each month - just log into your TWS and you have real-time quotes. So, you are in fact getting something for that monthly fee. And with interest, you'll still make more after the fee than most banks are paying.

[vlogolution]

And here's a last little hint for you. If you have less than 10K sitting around in IB not paying interest, you can park it in short-term 1-3 year treasury credit/bond ETFs such as CSJ or SHY (Lehman iShares). They may be slightly riskier than 90-day t-bills due to the slightly longer holding-period, but not much riskier. And unlike a CD, they can also be sold at anytime. You can also look back historically to see how interest rate changes affected the underlying price.

[CHRISTINaANGEL14]

she look better blonde

[909maddie909]

i usually like "vienna" but this is soooooooo boring

[izeman458]

Shut up you 0.02% interest sucker!

[909maddie909]

do u really think that bothers me?guess what!IT DOESN`T SMART ONE!

[izeman458]

But I do, that was the idea

[909maddie909]

Yeah uhu whatever dipstick

[Peta454]

:quote: dip stick :unquote: can also be dipsh1t

[arghhh2006]

I wish Vienna was my accounting teacher when I was in high-school....I have no doubt that I would have passed.

[theride76]

Vienna is so Sexy !

[kevinzimmer69]

that girl is really hot....I love her in the paris videos... but I'm sorry to say... I like the videos for her.. and I hate them for their lack of creativity and imagination... these videos entertain me less than watching paint dry. Goodbye Vlogolution

[vlogolution]

pues, adios! we give a variety of content and many of our videos are meant to teach about money matters. if you don't have the cash then they probably won't interest you. kisses, vienna

[Chicago10281]

We all need to learn from this! I know I do!

[SiqMyDuck]

Ever wonder why international banks can't advertise in the U.S. I'm banking in Caymans and earning much more interest on my deposits.

[mattsherwoodmusic123]

this is pretty basic...but i'm a big Vienna M. fan...

[anilao87]

I like Paypal. I agree that Paypal is a better way to put your money in.

[anilao87]

I already know of this, and this is why I Hate Banks!!

Hate Banks!!!

[usenetposts]

Pretty good. Financial common sense served up with a bit of panache and sexiness.

[vlogolution]

Well, if you want to go into fractional reserves and inflation, there are other episodes on that as well. But this was about how to easily make more from idle cash with little effort.

[lorax2013]

I like your videos in general, but you are really missing the point on this one particularly. See the video "real story of money" if you really want to see why banks are rich.

[kcc3000]

what is the point or function of these videos? you really need some creative talents, otherwise it's not gonna work

[vlogolution]

oh I dunno, maybe to help people??? In this case, to easily make more money from their hard-earned idle cash. Maybe you are wise enough to know this already, but I know many a "smart" person who has said "oh, yes, they pay me interest" without realizing just how little it was. Didn't realize we needed to be creative each time, though we thought we were being creative with the "Vienna Marriott" spin. Perhaps next time we'll think about singing and dancing while trying to teach instead.