Welcome

You are at the application submission site for Yardas. Over the past months you will have joined the affiliate membership site World Pension Plus and paid the $55.00 affiliate administration fee per membership. By joining the affiliate program and paying the administration fee it now entitles you to proceed and become an applicant with the joint fund submission through Yardas.
To find out more and join Click Here for the World Pension Plus website

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In the past 2 years the whole world has been battered in every aspect of the financial markets. We have always remained positive beside the fact that the finance guru's continued to promote gloom and doom. There have been a lot of people and corporations that have suffered badly and we certainly don't take their pain, suffering and financial problems lightly. The whole idea of this program is to help people secure their financial future, but in an effort to protect members of the public from dubious and unstable banks there have been a myriad of new regulations imposed.

Fortunately, as we have a strong commitment to our affiliates and have most importantly stayed up to date with regulations, we have the ability to continue to move forward more than any other program. We are keen to complete the current subscriptions prior to the end of June being the end of the financial year. World Pension Plus will be keeping all active affiliates constantly updated.

No one could have known or expected the economic disaster that the world has faced and despite all the efforts of governments around the globe to inject funds we are far from being out of the woods yet. Any business owner, right through to a corporate CEO will tell you that although things have picked up slightly the economy is still a long way from being stable.


For those that want to know more

The "Subprime" loans that triggered the crash in the USA quickly spread around the globe due to mortgage-backed securities (MBS) which were purchased by international financial institutions. Even countries which seem a world away such as New Zealand and Australia that, due to strict banking regulations, originally appeared to come through the GFC unaffected are only now starting to feel the effects as major lending institutions have cut home values for lending purposes by up to 21% in some regions. So in some parts of the world the crisis is really, just beginning. For those that want to know more the following link will explain it in greater detail:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subprime_mortgage_crisis
Thanks to wikipedia