The Inheritance ...

Sometimes I wish I was rich, filthy rich or something. I'm sure we all wish that for ourselves right? I know I shouldn't be complaining so much. After all, I have a roof over my head, food in the cupboards and all the comforts of a decent home. But even then, it takes a lot of hard work and struggle just to manage all that these days.

The money I have doesn't last as long as it used to. It's become stretched so thin that I'm always eagerly looking forward to month end for pay day. And that is not really a good sign actually. If by the middle of the month you're already eagerly waiting for pay day, then you know something is terribly wrong.

The price of things have gone up so much that this afternoon I took the family out for lunch, well, a late breakfast really and noticed that most of the stalls at our regular Chinese restaurant across the road has increased its prices already. And those that didn't have taken to cutting down their portions of food that even a new born baby wouldn't be full with the amount they give.

I had a shock when I ordered my drink today. Whenever I eat at Chinese restaurants, I'd always order cold Chinese tea. When the waiter, who is basically my friend as well, since I dine there quite often anyway, brought the drink and I asked him how much. He replied, 50 cents bro. What? 50 cents for iced Chinese tea now? Darn, it used to be 30 cents. In fact, when I first started drinking Chinese tea, it was 20 cents. And now it's 50 cents! I think I should just bring my own drinks next time.

Eating out is going to cost at least 50-60% more than before that wifey and me have decided to eat in more from now on. It's just not worth it at times to eat out these days. The times are getting harder and I foresee it to get even worse in the near future. People are probably going to be more prudent with how they spend their money and a lot of business are going to be affected.

And the hardest part for me right now is making do with the same amount of salary I've been getting for the past god knows how many years. I don't think my pay packet is going to last as long as before. I really think it's time for me to go and have a nice heart to heart talk with my boss about an increase in my salary soon. I mean, with all the things going up and with the amount of work I put in for her, the least she could do is at least consider a raise. But somehow, I seriously doubt it. She's really very stingy with her money.

These are times when I wished my dearly departed dad has left me some inheritance or something. At least I could use that to get to maybe get an inheritance advance loan or something and start my own business. I know such companies like InheritanceFunding.com do offer loans like these to help out. It's actually not a loan with an interest rate but rather something akin to a flat fee assignment that is paid back when the inheritance is distributed from probate.

There are no monthly payments for you to make because the loan advance is calculated on your inheritance. Details like poor credit and your employment status isn't really an issue at all. You can get an advance anywhere from $5,000 to $100,000 and it's all usually done within seven business days. You can always find out more from any of their friendly funding officers and it's totally with no obligations at all.

But I suppose since I don't have any inheritance to fall back on, starting my own business might just be a dream for now, unless of course I have some rich relative out there who has my name in one of their wills. And whomever you may be, my surname is spelled with a double 'L', ok? Make sure you get that right! Don't want to be missing out on any possible inheritance I may have all because of a spelling mistake ... LOL!
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