vnhyipgroup Posted July 26, 2013 Share Posted July 26, 2013 I'm not admin. FinMutual Welcome to FinMutual FinMutual is committed to the task of ensuring that innovative thinkers with not enough in their pocket don’t have to beg banks for loans and to go through strenuous legal procedures to have enough to give their idea a chance. ‘Crowdfunding’ might sound new to many but it remains an old concept which got its modern name a few years back. Crowdfunding or bridge loans are designed to help budding entrepreneurs in making their plans see ‘light of the day’ without going through the hassle of taking loans from banks. With money being the biggest problem for some of the most creative and out-of-the-box thinkers, FinMutual offers an excellent platform to get depositors for innovating and feasible projects and ideas. FinMutual remains one of those companies that have a clear mission in mind as to what we want to achieve. With profit ensured for the depositors, FinMutual’s only mission is to offer a win-win situation to all involved in crowdfunding! Investment Plans: 1.8% to 2.6% daily for 160 business days Min Deposit: $25 Accepted Payment Processors: PerfectMoney, SolidTrustPay, EgoPay Take a look and join here! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
savehouse Posted July 30, 2013 Share Posted July 30, 2013 this program is a complete long term program but despite the reasonable daily return offered by the admin of this program,i dont think the program is doing well.all the hyip monitors having the program listed on their page are listing the program with waiting status,i guess there is more to this program that we ordinary investors wil not understand,this program might not be safe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nomiasif Posted July 31, 2013 Share Posted July 31, 2013 well i think i heard this hyip name many times . Otherwise this site is new and 5 days old as well i found many paying statuses of in AHM. Their plans are very sustainable but too much long term. I think its better check this site for atleast 2 weeks to clear our doubts about its legitimacy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted October 2, 2013 Share Posted October 2, 2013 The only drawback of the project is that the minimum is set at a higher amount $25 than normal $10, anyway, Fin Mutual has been paying for around two months now, Shadow script and large number of payment options make the program more attractive, they also have official FaceBook and Twitter pages too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rizal83 Posted October 11, 2013 Share Posted October 11, 2013 I think this long-term investment program would be an excellent place for investors to invest, because the benefits offered are not too high and is in accordance with the time needed to make the profit, and I'm sure the admin will run with a very long time , and the admin will also provide payments to investors until the expiry of the time limit for making such gains Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted October 12, 2013 Share Posted October 12, 2013 Fin Mutual has been paying from more than 75 days bow, but the plenty of monitors with good RCB offers were added just about one month ago, hosting is on a dedicated server with plenty of payment options in this program including PexPay, BitCoin, Fin Mutual is also opened their official page on social networking sites like FaceBook and Twitter. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted October 13, 2013 Share Posted October 13, 2013 The daily ROI of 1.8% is sustainable since Fin Mutual doesn't pay on weekends, so it is something like around 9% weekly which is still considered as stable profit, but the minimum requirement to participate in this program is a bit high though. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted January 24, 2014 Share Posted January 24, 2014 Fin Mutual approaching 200 days online and sends a news update on detailed explanation of their plans with no compounding option available and here is the news ! Plans As we approach 200 days online, we have been getting an influx of questions about our available plans or the logistics of them. This newsletter will be aimed at outlining our investment plans which pay out a total of up to 416% over the term. Our first plan is a 1.8% daily plan that pays 288% total return. Deposits from $25 to $999 qualify for this plan. Our second plan for investments of $1000 to $2499 pays 2.2% daily. The total return on this plan is 352%. Our highest paying plan is for any investment of $2500 and up and pays 2.6% daily. The total return on this plan is 416%. We do not offer compounding and your principal is already included in your daily withdrawal. You can request a withdrawal 7 days a week. Interest is earned on business days of Monday through Friday. All our plans last a total of 160 business days. You will continue to earn interest till 160 business days have passed with the profit point or “break even point” occurring long before then. If you have any further questions that might not be clarified in this email or on our plans page, feel free to open a support ticket through your account area. FinMutual. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted January 24, 2014 Share Posted January 24, 2014 Another article on financial management is sent to members of FINANC as a news update which is actually a copy pasted article from different resource and here is the article ! Money Mistakes You Can’t Make In Your 40s Not all of Financ investors are dinosaurs. Stay on track with – or get ahead of – your retirement goals, and take time to reevaluate your targets. Is the annual amount you originally planned to live on during retirement realistic? Don’t assume you will be able to afford to live on less than you spend now. According to Forbes, by 45 years of age, about three times your annual salary should be socked away in savings. Are you on track? Not having a healthcare fund to use in retirement Medicare doesn’t cover all expenses, and co-pays can be pricey, so include plenty of money in your budget for health expenses. Even minor or treatable illnesses can be expensive, and even if you’ve spent your lifetime being very healthy, some degree of health expenses will likely appear during retirement. Plan for the worst and have plenty budgeted for healthcare costs. Not moving away from riskier investments Assuming you’ve accrued a significant amount of savings at this point, it can be time to move toward a slow and steady approach to retirement investments. Talk to your 401(k) administrator about the kinds of funds into which you’ve invested and discuss a strategy designed for the long term. Generally, it’s safer to invest in higher-risk, potentially higher payoff stocks in one’s 20s and 30s when there is less to lose. In your 40s, it’s better to take a more conservative strategy. Not maxing out retirement contributions If you’re in your 40s and feeling financially secure, it is time to start contributing more to your retirement fund. Maximum 401(k) contributions are $15,500 for most adults under 50, and if you’re able to meet this annual target in contributions, you should do it. Having too much credit card debt If you have large amounts of revolving credit, it’s time to stop pretending that eventually credit cards will be paid off, especially if “eventually” is still some undefined time in the distant future. The cost of interest on these debts is probably enormous, and it’s time to pay them off. Consider significantly upping your monthly payment amounts, or consolidate the debts into a lower-interest home equity loan if you have significant equity in your home, and take the loan for only the amount you need to pay off the cards. Don’t use a home equity line of credit (HELOC) if you don’t have good spending habits with credit and you think you will be tempted to keep charging more. However, if you’re planning any major home improvements, replacing appliances, or other larger expenses, a HELOC might be a good choice for you. If taking out a home equity loan maxes out your equity, then making larger payments on the cards might be a better plan. If you do decide to use home equity to pay off the debt, develop a payment plan (not the minimum payments) to get the loan paid down long before retirement. Once the cards are paid off, it shouldn’t hurt your credit score to close a few of the accounts up. To keep an active credit history, you’ll want to keep using a few of them and paying them off right away. Any large purchases should be paid off within three months to avoid paying too much in interest. Not having significant equity on your home Most people plan for retirement assuming they’ll no longer have a mortgage payment in their golden years. However, as discussed, many Americans have turned to the equity in their homes to pay off debt, or have relocated, or have watched their homes decline in value. Take a look at the numbers — are you on track to have your home paid off by retirement or when you plan to sell it? You don’t want to wake up in your 50s to suddenly realize mortgage debt will follow you into retirement, so get a plan together now if you’re on this path. Living without an emergency fund Maybe it’s been a while since a major expense has come up which took your wallet by surprise, and you’ve managed to always have enough set aside for problems. However, if you don’t have a separate fund set allocated just for emergencies, one that isn’t also used for vacations and car repairs, now is the time to set one up. Not purchasing life insurance now The cost of opening a new life insurance policy goes up with age, so it’s best to start a with a good policy early on. It’s also a good idea to increase the amount of coverage on existing policies before you turn 50, when doing so will likely cost much more. Take advantage of being in a lower risk pool and get covered. Financ Managers School Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted January 31, 2014 Share Posted January 31, 2014 No change in their payment options of PexPay, BitCoin, STP and PM, but in future there will be new payment processor added to their program, Fin Mutual! Processors We have received a number of support tickets asking if we still accept SolidTrust Pay. There have been no changes to the processors we have used from day one. We accept SolidTrust Pay, PerfectMoney, Bitcoin, PexPay, and EgoPay and continue to do so. We are in the midst of looking at an additional payment option and are working towards adding an additional payment processor in the near future. Thank You. FinMutual Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted February 1, 2014 Share Posted February 1, 2014 Fin Mutual has an active advertising banner on MNO blog, active until 10th February, this project that has been living for more than 190 days has been very famous with their mid term plans, and it has it's advertising banners active on many monitors including MNO so far which make the program one of the top most advertised projects around. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted February 2, 2014 Share Posted February 2, 2014 There is an article on MNO published today about the top five programs on MNO and Fin Mutual is the first ranked in there, it's true that Fin Mutual has been a reliable program for such a long period of more than six months and has been the most stable program in the current times, such a profitable daily ROI with principal refund at the end. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anjali Posted February 4, 2014 Share Posted February 4, 2014 Fin Mutual sends out a news letter with the subject which is involving their investment period of 160 business days and the break even point, and here is their latest news letter! Term and Break Even Point We will be on occasion sending email newsletters out relating to subjects that we tend to see over and over again asked. The subject of this newsletter is involving our investment period of 160 business days and the break even point. It is important to remember you can withdraw daily. The investment term of 160 business days is purely just the day you will stop earning interest. As for the point you will begin earning pure profit, this is called the break even point (the amount you actually invested). This point depends on the amount you invest which puts you in one of our three interest rate points and three different break even points. Once a break even point passes, you are earning pure profit till 160 business days have passed. This of course means you are in profit long before 160 business days. We payout 1.8% to 2.6% daily which puts break even points at different points from around 7 to 12 weeks as you withdraw your earnings daily. Our support team is glad to assist you in determining what investment is right for you and your needs. We can help give you the right information so you can make an informed decision about your investment and what interest point you want to be at for your investment goals. We wanted to close out this newsletter with just a small mention about monitors as some of our members on occasion ask about this. A few sources we have found to be informative are the links below which carry numerous amounts of monitor information: FinMutual Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
promoteam Posted February 7, 2014 Share Posted February 7, 2014 The amount of 14.4 USD has been deposited to your Perfect Money account. Accounts: U5275509->U1163498. Date: 08:51 07.02.14. Batch: 48036175.really good program.I was paid as usual.Thanks admin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted February 8, 2014 Share Posted February 8, 2014 New security features, Green Address Bar in our browser with security seal and verified corporate information can be found on Fin Mutual now and here is their news update! Green Address Bar You may now notice some changes to our website. Our company details have always been public on our main website. Now you will notice the green address bar in your browser as well as a security seal in the corner of your browser which also displays our verified corporate information. Both of these new security features are for your additional secured access to our website. They are there to always make sure you are dealing with our actual website and company and not any imposter or fraud trying to imitate us. When accessing your account, be sure to notice the green address bar and our site address is accurate in your browser. FinMutual Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
promoteam Posted February 8, 2014 Share Posted February 8, 2014 The amount of 3.6 USD has been deposited to your Perfect Money account. Accounts: U5275509->U1163498. Date: 09:14 08.02.14. Batch: 48133261.really good program.I was paid as usual.Thanks admin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted March 12, 2014 Share Posted March 12, 2014 In their latest news letter, Fin Mutual revealed the percentage of investors that use various payment options allowed in their project and also about the FaceBook page of the program! Newsletter We get asked a couple of questions quite often and wanted to re-mention some in this newsletter and also talk about something new. We have several forms of communication apart from just the support ticket system in your member’s area. You can also reach us on Skype. Our username is finmutual.com You can also Like us on Facebook and communicate there and view any updates by visiting our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/finmutualcom We get asked quite often about different types of statistics relating to FinMutual and many of them would require some database access on our website pages that we do not want to allow for security purposes. We do not want to expose our server’s database in ways that could be possibly exploited. One statistic though that we get asked more so than anything else is which processors are being used the most. Below you will find a breakdown of our processors we accept and what percentage of our investors use them: Bitcoin: 17% of active investors SolidTrust Pay: 29% of active investors Perfect Money: 31% of active investors EgoPay: 12% of active investors Pexpay: 2% of active investors OKPAY: 9% of active investors (we just added OKPAY and it is likely to become one of the top few processors we use at this rate) Our second most asked statistic question is the amount of active investors we currently have. This number is 6318 as of today. Look forward to our next newsletter sometime by the end of this business week. FinMutual. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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