It is all about money. Without money, you can't really do anything. Seriously, you can't even make money without first investing some money into your little project. The problem not everyone has contacts nor is everyone a sweet talker. If you have no money and you can't convince rich investors to invest into your projects, then it is all pointless right? I understand the feeling. When I first started my business, nobody dared to invest. Heck, nobody is investing now either. But you don't have to suffer the same outcome as you. Try Kickstarter as you first source of funding. It is a place where "investors" can come and take a look at the various projects out there and if they like what they say, they might even pour in some money to that project. The trick here is that you need to be "creative" - which means art, artworks, comics, games and these kind of projects only. So if your project is to sell lemonade to passing cars in the middle of your suburban neighbourhood, you are out of luck.

Kickstarter

What to do with your money? I mean if you have a lot of money to spare, why not invest the money? Sure banks do give you some interest but honestly, how much interest can you get from such deposits? And considering the state of the economy right now, do you even dare to put your money into banks? Come on, seriously, they look to be in even worse condition than my little piggy bank. This interesting website is all about properly investing your money into the correct scheme or plan. No, they don't "introduce" you certain products nor do they have any financial bias from their own investors. What they do is to advise you on how to invest. If you are interested in investment and would like to break yourself away from the mass hysteria that so often grip the financial markets, go ahead and read up on some sound advise.

Monevator