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It’s a nice idea to think that you could hop on the internet for an hour or so, visit a few websites and make some money as a result.

No matter what country you live in or what currency you happen to use, everyone has a different opinion of what their currency is worth and what it can do for them.

If you feel as though your money disappears on you every month, you are not alone.

There are plenty of ways to move money nowadays. In fact it’s easier than ever before to make payments using any one of several different means.

Coppers, as they are referred to in Britain, are those small one pence and two pence coins that none of us like carrying around in our pockets.

Every corner of life tends to have a number of slang terms and colloquialisms relating to it, so it should come as no surprise that the world of currency is the same.

That’s a very good question – the most any of us think about how long our money lasts is how long we can hold onto it after we get paid, until we have to start giving it to other people for our mortgage payments, loans, food, necessities… and so it goes on.

The current credit crisis is causing problems in many countries all around the world.

The global credit crunch has illustrated better than anything else could that it’s never a good idea to borrow up to your limit – let alone beyond it.

Until recently you may not have heard too much about the concept of reserve currencies, but thanks to the current market turmoil around the world and the wobbliness of the dollar it has become a rather more common phrase.