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Retirement investments : We built a home with my parents 4 years ago and have been sharing the mortgage payments equally. After multiple strokes and serious medical issues with both, they are now dependent on social security and have depleted their investments and retirement funds. They cannot cope with their credit payments and need to file bankruptcy. We already had their names taken off the title for the house. They still give me a check each month to cover their half of the mortgage, which is now "rent". They

Retirement investments : I need 2 finish this thing to graduate high school! There are only 2 things I can't do! I have a starting salary of 124,000 a year. Question 1 a. My company offers a retirement plan where they will manage me my investments. I will contribute 6% of my salary a year. b. With an average interest rate (APR) of 4%, how much money will I have in 35 years? Given an inflation rate of 3%, what is the net present value of that money? c. How much money would you accrue in 35 years if my company mat

Retirement investments : If you don't know what Sallie Mae is, don't bother answering.

Retirement investments : I'm 26, Single, Male earning about 3 lac p.a. in Delhi, India I wish to start planning and investing / saving for retirement ASAP. Can someone guide me with best retirement plans that I can consider and various other options that too should be included for a safe and healthy retirement corpus. Consider me not doing any investment right now and give your answers for a starter in Job.

Retirement investments : Redemption and retirement of preferred stock (27,560 shares) -and- Issuance of 500,000 shares of common stock for investment in another company shares

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Retirement investments : My husband and I have been married six years. Most of the assets - houses, retirement investments, etc. were his prior to marriage. Is it true that if we stay married for at least 7 years, all this becomes comminuty property? He has never, (and refuses to) put my name on titles and such. Our vacation home (bought after we married) was purchased with money he had prior to marriage. I am also concerned that because we bought my car in his name, using his credit that I may lose it if we divor

Retirement investments : i have investments in retirement accounts that i cant touch around 42k and only about 30k for a 10% down on a 300k loan.

Retirement investments : I want to save for retirement but not sure where to start.

Retirement investments : I have invested $6000 in my Roth IRA over the last two years, the balance is now about $5000. I am under 59. If I close out this account, will I owe any taxes or penalties since I have essentialy lost money on the investments. Ths is not my main retirement account, so please no comments on lost future earnings, etc. Thanks.

Retirement investments : I have 403(b) retirement accounts (held by Fidelity Investments) through the university that employs me here in Seattle. I will be moving to Vancouver soon to work for UBC. I want to know what my alternatives are to just leaving my 403(b) States-side. Is there a retirement vehicle in Canada that I can transfer my money into without incurring a lot of penalty/taxes? I tried to call Fidelity but those manning the phones don't know the answer to this question.

Retirement investments : I asked this question in more detail in the Investing category, but I was wondering in general if this is a good strategy: IF my 401k options are mediocre, BUT my Roth IRA investments are better, THEN would it be best to drop the 401k options where they overlap with the Roth IRA and put most of my 401k into the stable value/money market option it offers? In other words, a conservative 401k balanced with a more growth-focused Roth IRA? Thanks for your input! I'm 44 years old by the way, and a

Retirement investments : Retirement investment have been not taxable until you start drawing on the accouts at which time most of us will be in a lower tax bracket BUT the democrats never have been able to pass up someting new to tax like SS in 1993 and Pelosi and her idiot supporters proposing a windfall tax on stock dividends that make you to much money and retirement accounts. I guse this is certanley change but not hope

Retirement investments : and investments? At this time, I believe it is because the government prefers citizens to be dependent on it. It is nearly impossible for the middle class to save enough to be independent during retirement due to these taxes plus, why save if the government takes your money? Interest on savings is considered income which is taxed; savings is most definetely taxed. Many young people save for their retirement via the stockmarket switching to bonds and standard savings accounts when retirement

Retirement investments : Let's say you have your money that you worked so hard for for years, placed in an investment, one that you are counting on to provide for your retirement years put in the hands of someone who says he is going to change the investment strategy without specifics? If you have a lick of sense, you'd balk at the idea. Would you trust your money to someone who has a thin resume at best and moreover a record of losing money to handle your future? Why then are those of you trusting someone who has NO

Retirement investments : I'm turning 30 this year and going to college for my first degree. I make very little and have two children. We get by ok and even have some niceties sometimes. I read that you should pay off debt before investing since the return on most investments is equal to or less than interest you pay on your debts. I have nothing set aside for retirement and have student loans from attending an overpriced night school a few years ago (grrr) to the tune of $7000. I know I can't contribute to savings on

Retirement investments : i have to make a monthly budget for a careers project...my career is an actress/ waitress(so im on a low budget)...but for some things i dont know how much money it costs...please help for the following costs: health insurance life insurance credit card (loan?) pet medical (one dog) health club..? retirement account (rrsp) investment account canada savings bond please help me figure out how much i should spend on each of these a month if im on a very low budget

Retirement investments : So I finally decided to sell my stock that I had bought through a Employee Stock Purchase and after tax thats what I was left with. Now I have not invested in a retirement plan yet and was very interested in doing so now. I was looking through Fidelity Investments since thats who I sold the stock through. Anyone have any advise on retirement plans? Assuming I retire at 65.

Retirement investments : We are 47 years old with no debt except our house, owe about 117,000. Together we make around 65k per year. Have only around 5k saved. How much should I save and in what types of investments to attempt to ensure a nice retirement. I have a 401k at work and they match 5 cents for every dollar I put in. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dale

Retirement investments : While making one of his many guest appearances in Obama's racist, divisive "church", Rev Pfleger says that all white people today are just as guilty as slave owners in the past because they won't give up their 401ks, and everything else they own. Besides being a nut, do you think Rev Pfleger is a HYPOCRITE? Or do you honestly think he has no investments, no retirement fund, no money in the bank, etc????? Why doesn't he set an example for the rest of white America and give up everything he o

Retirement investments : My parents are retired and live in Montreal. They recently sold a property and are wondering how to invest the proceeds - they are not very financially savvy. Their bank advisors are recommending all kinds of structured products and portfolio services that carry high fees. Where would you recommend they go to get good, objective advice on how to invest for retirement?

Retirement investments : I have a Roth IRA through my bank that has several mutual funds but those are all for retirement and I don't withdraw from them. I have some extra money I don't need unless I would be making a large purchase or theres an emergency. Instead of letting it sit in my checking account, I of course want to get in mutual funds (and eventually e-trade, but that's for the future). My question is how easy is it to withdraw money from a Fidelity or T. Rowe Price account? Can I just transfer money from

Retirement investments : wants ot cap corporate profits, under the guise of "caring" instigate income equalization, using a windfall tax on investments, retirement and IRA's as excessive income, raise taxes on 80% of households as only taxing the rich, aligning its self with the UN to tax the USA billions of dollars for the relief of global poor, allow over 12 millions illegal aliens to become citizens just so they can capture that segment of voters, decide who is making to much money and take it in taxes, allow the u

Retirement investments : I write a monthly check to an IRA acct. If I exceed the 13,000 yearly earned income limit for social security I am penalized 1 dollar for every 2 earned. Question, will the IRA contributions be deducted from gross income or the part time job income? I am able to contribute any excess over13,000 to the IRA, but I want to be sure that it is deducted from the earned income not the gross. Thanks

Retirement investments : The record high stock market - "just another example of Bush policies helping the rich get richer". Government tax revenues are at all time highs - "Only the rich benefit from these record highs. Working Americans, welfare recipients, the unemployed and minorities are not sharing in these obscene record highs". Over 80% of all Americans have investments in mutual funds, retirement funds, 401K's, and the stock market - "That may be true, but probably only 5 % account for 90% of all these inve

Retirement investments : I have been falling behind financially and have a lower standard of living since the year 2000. I am always getting the maximum raise (4%), but have figured out the real inflation rate for me is about 7% a year. So my standard of living is one quarter less than it was in the year 2000. The result is I have less money for fun, investment and savings for retirement. Is this common?

Retirement investments : American Solutions promotes an idea where you would have an option take the money you typically contribute to social security and invest it in the purchase of annuities. You could cash this annuity out at retirement and get a monthly payment. As an investment, you would likely earn more. You would still have the option of using the current system of putting away for your retirement, but this second option would be different in that you could pass on this investment to your family. The governme

Retirement investments : I'm just a poor baker who is trying to save for retirement (20+ years to go). Money doesn't come easily so I save as much as I can. I have a 401k (I pay the company's match) and a Roth IRA. I'm hesitant about investing further in mutual funds (I know individual stocks are too risky). My uncle tells me to stay conservative, to stay in bonds and avoid stocks. But he owned a successful business and now he's trying to protect his wealth. I might have to use a different strategy. Does anyone else f

Retirement investments : Okay, could someone please explain the most widely accepted plan to privatize social security? I don't understand exactly what would happen. Would people who have paid in still get payments? If someone loses all their investments before or during retirement, will the govt step in to help? Any other pros or cons? I am against the idea myself, but I would like some rational arguments for it and a thorough explanation of the risks. PLEASE NO IRRATIONAL BS; there's plenty of that on YA alrea

Retirement investments : Hi. Looking into the future, my wife & I will have five sources of income: - my military pension - my 401k with employer contributions - my traditional IRA - our regular mutual funds (taxable, joint account) - wife's spousal IRA (begins this Summer) (she's a housewife) 1. What other tax deferred investment accounts should we consider for retirement aside from the Roth IRA? (My firm doesn't have Roth 401k.) 2. What other favorable taxable investments should we consider for retirement? I'l

Retirement investments : play book. Telling people in hopes of SCARING old people "the Republicans are going to take away your social security" when it is the democrats with "income equalization" that want to place a "windfall" tax on your retirement, IRA and your stock investments .

Retirement investments : No retirement plan expenses - No labor or union problems - No morale or sick leave problems - No heath care plan expenses - No EEO problems - No environmental or pollution concerns Yes, Yes, YES!... YOU can have it ALL - in the amazing world of ... BEE KEEPING!!! Yes friends, with just minimal effort and a capital investment, you can hold dominion over thousands of worker bees. They will toil endlessly to make honey, perhaps even hundreds or thousands of gallons of honey (isn't that sweet!)

Retirement investments : Your goal is to save $2 million by the time you retire at age 65. Assume that you are exactly 25yrs old have no savings. However, you plan on making the first contribution towards your retirement account today then at age 30, 35 and 40. Given that your earning power will increase over time the amount that you contribute at age 30 will be double what you contribute today, the amount at age 35 will be three times what you contribute today, and the amount at age 40 will be four times what you co

Retirement investments : First Nancy Pelosi want to declare stock dividends, IRA's and retirement investments as windfall wealth and tax them as an additional income then on CSPAN1 last 2 democratic senators who are better off not mentioned were congratulating each other on the fact they were going to take up wealth disparity between the rich and the middle-class that they had allowed the gap to become to large and even if it is considered wealth redistribution they have allowed the rich to get richer (like they had a

Retirement investments : What should I choose and how much percentage should I go with in these choices-----EuroPacific growth fund--New Perspective fun--SMALLCAP World Fund Capital World Growth and income fund---Washington Mutual Investors Fund---- Capital Income Builder-- American Balanced Fund-- American High Income Trust-- Capital World Bond Fund Intermediate Bond Fund Of America The Cash Management Trust of America THEN THERE IS TARGET DATE RETIREMENT FUNDS starting 2010 thru 2050.....HELP ME INVEST WISELY

Retirement investments : 23 years to retirement. I max out my roth IRA, I contribute up to my company's match of 4% in my 401k, I have one years worth of cash reserves, and, thankfully, no debt. But I only bring home around $520 weekly (bakers make dough, but not that kind!) I'm not interested in real estate. I would like to invest in funds like VFINX, VWO, FAIRX, VHGEX, AEMGX, CGMFX, and ETFs like LDF, but would it be better for me to just keep putting $150-200 weekly in my bank savings account, or in CDs and TIPs, i

Retirement investments : Nancy Pelosi with out any reporting is going to introduce a bill to have windfall taxes taken from your retirement investments and in her own word "to equalize the the income of the have so as the have nots will fare better INCLUDING 12 million illegals. INCOME EQUALIZATION IS THE HOPE OF ALL THE DEMOCRATS

Retirement investments : 23 years to retirement, have 401k, roth IRA, looking at both reitrement investing and current income. I've been told that 20 well diversified investments is a good limit, since there is only so much time in a day to keep track of them all. Do you agree?

Retirement investments : im in the military and im 26 yrs old and i wanna start investing what is a good mutual fund or ira i could invest in

Retirement investments : USO OIL DBO DBE EWZ GSG DBC UCR GSP SLX I'm researching them but would like some feedback. 23 years to retirement, have 401k and roth IRA, looking for further investments with moderate risk and growth potential. I got this list of "top picks" from MSN Money. I'm looking to invest in retirement AND to bolster current income. I suppose my question is too big, or none of the answerers have had experience with these stocks.

Retirement investments : As in, how do you save more of this money from being eaten by taxes? Usually people talk about investments, but I am not invested in anything at this time. (One point I do know is that everything you earn is taxed. Income is taxed. So the money you would invest is already taxed...once it is invested and starts to accumulate income, based on it's interest %, you are taxed on that again.... yay taxes). This point is besides the point, but just illustrating. In short, just looking ahead so

Retirement investments : If your job enables you to put $10,000 per year into your 401k plan and, your employer puts in 50% of your contribution, and you work there 30years, how much will you have at retirement if your investments earn 7%?(Assuming, somewhat impractically, that your contribution, the match, and the percentage returns donâ??t change)Please help me!! Current 401(k) Balance: Current Annual Income: Expected Annual Salary Increase %: Percent of Salary Withheld for 401(k): Employer Match Frequency o

Retirement investments : U.S. Savings Bonds are exempt from state and local taxes. Municipal bonds are exempt from federal income tax and, sometimes, state income tax as well. True False 2: A "third market maker" is an order to buy or sell a stock at a specific price. True False 3: You should beware of a sales person encourages you to borrow money or cash in retirement funds to invest, tells you to write false information on your account form, or offers to share inside information. True False 4: Federal or

Retirement investments : I know it depends on computers these days but let's be honest the only true way to cool things down is liquid coolent. Even Xbox 360 needs that. I mean I'm already going to spend almost $3,000 on the computer I really don't want to spend more but if it means cooling it then it will be a wise investment. The computer will only have one fan so tell me more fans or a cooling setup? I mean I also want to save for retirement and I'm 19.

Retirement investments : Would this be a good ETF to own as a complement to owning the more conservative Vanguard 500 INdex (VFINX)? Or is there a better performing emerging markets ETF? I have 401k,roth IRA, cash reserves and no debt. This would be for long term investment for retirement (23 years).

Retirement investments : I have a 401k, Roth IRA, 1 year cash reserves and zero debt. Where should I invest next? I'm thinking of VFINX as a long-term investment fund. I have 23 years to retirement. I hear a lot of people praise ETFs but I don't hear any specific recommendations. BTW, I don't have a mortgage payment. No debt, zero debt.

Retirement investments : His tax on capital gains will hurt EVERY American with an type of investment in public or private companies or real estate by DOUBLING the taxes Americans pay on return on these investments. That means less money for your retirement. Why would a man that cares about the people want to hurt their retirement goals and dreams?

Retirement investments : Almost every respected economist has said that raising cap gains taxes will hurt the U.S. economy, yet Buffet says otherwise. For those of you trying to save for retirement....how do you like having a billionaire tell you you should pay double taxes on your investment gains...thus reducing you retirement money?

Retirement investments : I am a full time teacher (needless to say I currently have a retirement plan through my school district), and I'd like to find a feasible way to retire in 25 years. I have been teaching for 3 years and I am married (if that makes a difference in how you may answer my question) and we have two children (ages 8 and 1). During my previous career, I did not take advantage of any retirement or investment oppurtunities. We would like to save a reasonable amount toward our sons' college educat

Retirement investments : I've been checking over all the different savings accounts that are being offered by all the big banks such as, Abbey, HSBC, The Royal Bank Of Scotland and Lloyds TSB. I've since went into a Halifax/Bank of Scotland branch and spoke with a member of staff who told me that with them I could get a rate of 5.50% on my savings and as I have a target goal of £500,000 she says that if I was to save £500 per month then I'd reach that goal in 31 years and 4 months with her bank, and for an investmen