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Kareemah Location unknown | 12:57pm on Wednesday, January 30th, 2008 |
What companies on the web have attributes of an effective business presentation?
please provide the link if possible
Best answer:
This article will list several companies that have effective business presentation.
By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY... read more » |
Mis Location unknown | 12:20pm on Saturday, January 26th, 2008 |
How do you make money from google?
And how much do you make a month.
Best answer:
Usually 2 cents per clicks.
The pay-off per click varies widely depending on what each advertiser decides to offer, based on the profitability of their product... read more » |
xTF rules Location unknown | 10:55pm on Wednesday, January 16th, 2008 |
How much can I make putting advertisements on my site?
I own a website, mostly a forum. I'm considering putting advertisements on it to try and earn a little money with it.
About how much can I expect to earn? So far in the month of January ... read more » |
alan2130 Location unknown | 8:10am on Wednesday, January 16th, 2008 |
Is creating sub domains a good way of building a profitable Adsense empire?
Is creating sub domains a good way of building a profitable Adsense empire? I have read that it saves you money if you just add a subdomain to your main site, rather than fo... read more » |
niva Location unknown | 2:39am on Tuesday, January 15th, 2008 |
What is the topic that attracts more web users for web site?
I want to start a web site and I would like to know which would attract more people?
Best answer:
That easy. Sports, Entertainment, Sex, Business, Food and health issues. Your website... read more » |
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Resolved Question: Wal Mart Long Term Disability a Lie?
(Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:38:22 GMT)
in extreme pain from congenital bony deformity in my foot.Had surgery at a major university with two large screws and bone graft done in Oct.2009 Went on LOA from Wal Mart where i worked for 13 yrs.Doc still has me on limited activity meaning I can't stand on leg for longer than 1 hour.Still in pain May have to have another surgery won't know until Nov.when I go back to the doc.Have been on Wal Mart long term disability.They are Hartford.They told me that I could be on the disability until ret
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Resolved Question: C Shares vs A Shares?
(Sun, 09 Nov 2008 12:50:01 GMT)
My financial adviser with Wachovia put me in C Shares about 4 years ago. I remember him explaining vaguely what the difference was but he really didn't tell me C Shares were more expensive in the long run.
I asked him about it and he says he likes C Shares since they provide more flexibility. I haven't sold anything in the past 4 years.
ROTH:
American Balanced Fund - BALCX (ER 1.38%) - $3140
Growth Fund of America - GFACX (ER 1.42%) - $3555
Investment Co America - AICCX (ER 1.36%) - $3115
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Resolved Question: How should I allocate my 401k?
(Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:30:34 GMT)
23 years to retirement. I consider my risk tolerance moderate. These are my 401k options:
SPECIALTY
IARAX AIM REal Estate--loads
HBGHX Hartford Global Health HLS--no load
IGNYX Ivy Global Natural Resources--no load
MURRX MFS Utilities--no load
INTERNATIONAL
AWPAX AllianceBernstein Inl Grw--loads
RERCX AF EuroPacific Grth--no load
TEDMX Templeton DevMktTrust--loads
SMALL CAP
LSBAX Lord Abbett SC Blend--loads
MID CAP
GCMAX Goldman Sachs MidCap--loads
THCRX Thornburg Core Growth--no load
SSVSX
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Resolved Question: HELP!!!! 401K choices - Target Retirement fund or pick my own???
(Wed, 12 Mar 2008 23:21:04 GMT)
I have my money in Fidelity Freedom Fund 2035 (no mgmt fee/exp ratio .81%) until I know what to do. Listed below are the other choices.
Choices
Large Cap: FID EQUITY INCOME, FID GROWTH COMPANY & SPARTAN US EQ INDEX
Mid cap - 1 choice only spartan extended market
Small Cap: HARBOR SM CP VAL IS, & HartFORD SMALL CO Y
Intl: 1 choice FID DIVERSIFIED INTL
FID BALANCED, FID FREEDOM INCOME, MANAGED INCOME FUND & FIDELITY INVST GR BD
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Resolved Question: I already paid for Loaded Hartford mutual fund, now?
(Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:08:52 GMT)
my investor says I can move for free to Hartford HSNAX Strategic Income-a fixed income, is this a good move? I looked on morningstar and it has under the rating NR and I do not know what this means. I am retired on SMALL retirement and need this as my main income..any suggestions? I, unfortunately do not know much about the market, but went through our local credit union who hires the financial planner through LPL investments.
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Resolved Question: Retired-Hartford HSNAX Strategic Income A-fixed income..good?
(Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:12:40 GMT)
I am 55 retired. My financial advisor had me move from Hartford floating rate mutual fund to Hartford Strategic Income A (HSNAX) fixed income fund. Is that a reasonable move? I need steady income to supplement my very small fixed retirement check. Is this a sound investment? Thank you for any help.
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Resolved Question: What is "Money Purchase"?
(Fri, 26 Oct 2007 18:34:54 GMT)
I have just begun working, and I am paying into a retirement fund through The Hartford: in my statements I have a 414(h)EE pre-tax contribution, and then i've got "Money Purch" which is about half of my money -- what does Money Purchase (what I'm assuming that stands for) mean?
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Resolved Question: Hartford SEP vs Fidelity SEP?
(Wed, 11 Apr 2007 19:52:41 GMT)
My retirement guy seems to be pushing the hartford sep over the fidelity sep... i know the fidelity sep has no fee's at all.
Here are the fund choices and descriptions of fees for the account. C shares, so load fees are minimal (1% or less), but remember the advantages you don't get elsewhwere:
a) 3% up front bonus, meaning your starting at at least a 2% gain, not zero!
b) downside protection, no losses in bad markets.
c) 25% added to account value upon death (small ins. benefit, but HUGE
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