Posted by admin on 19 Jan 2008 8:55 pm. Filed under
Investing.
Randall M asked: I want to give her a good if not great start once she is 18. I hope to have a good enough investment to at least pay for college, but I would love to find one that would have her set up financially even after college.
I know very little about investments, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Cherry Blossom asked: Are there really any genuine work from home opportunities with no initial payment or investments open to UK residents? Share your personal experiences.
Posted by admin on 17 Jan 2008 5:02 pm. Filed under
Investing.
shakespearesghost asked: 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?
Posted by admin on 17 Jan 2008 5:00 am. Filed under
Investing.
Xann asked: I would like to have a stable income from investments. I’m not a big risk-taker, so I’m looking around for something that is not so risky.
Any suggestions for something that can bring me stable earnings?
Posted by admin on 16 Jan 2008 5:55 pm. Filed under
Investing.
clash_of_civilizations asked: Does it make sense to hold different investment types – stock, mutual funds, treasury bonds, etc. – in different types of retirement accounts, when it comes to tax implications?
For example, would should one hold in a Roth IRA? In a traditional IRA? In a 401(k)?
Thanks!
I understand diversification. My question is different.
Once I decided how to diversify (income, value, growth, CDs, etc),
is there a specific way to distribute the investment between the different instruments (Roth, traditional, etc) so as to minimize the tax implications? For example, Roth IRAs gains are not taxed at distribution time. Traditional IRAs are taxed.
Posted by admin on 15 Jan 2008 8:54 pm. Filed under
Personal Finance.
Franz asked: How much cash money do you need to be able to “live well” off investments and interest alone? By living well, I mean earning about $100K a year.
I am guessing that with $1,000,000 in cash you could quit working and just live off of reinvesting and interest on that money for the rest of your life.
Posted by admin on 15 Jan 2008 8:11 am. Filed under
United States.
illuminate asked: I’m self employed, but aside from my business income, I have personal investments, which have produced gains of about $20K in 2007. Do I need to pay SE tax on that or just my business income? Thanks for your help.
Chris J asked: People are allways reccomending to pull out the equity in your house and use that money to invest, But what is the interest for the Equity line of credit and what if your investments dont yeild more than that cost. I just dont get it ?
Posted by admin on 12 Jan 2008 11:48 pm. Filed under
Corporations.
a_phantoms_rose asked: I heard that people who had investments with their brokers with the Hartford are now having problems with this investment. My brother-in-law recently invested with them. What will happen? Will he lose money because of the Hartford’s problems?
Posted by admin on 6 Jan 2008 8:29 am. Filed under
Philippines.
emartel01 asked: How do you invest in Gold and Silver investments in the Philippines?
Are there any laws to dual citizens to own these investments?
