What is the minumum requirement for venture capital?
Posted by admin on 16 Dec 2008 9:25 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
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Is there any legitimate way to make money from home without huge investments?
Posted by admin on 14 Sep 2008 5:23 am. Filed under Personal Finance.
cara b asked:
I’m a at home mom, my kids are still pretty young (their ages are 8,5,3). I am educated (Master’s in clinical psychology) and I plan to go back to work (as a teacher) as soon as the youngest goes off to school. My husband and I streched and streched but ends just aren’t meeting. I’m not looking to make a million dollars this year, or $20,000 my first week — I just really need to supplement our income with at least an additional $2000-$3000 per month.
I’m a at home mom, my kids are still pretty young (their ages are 8,5,3). I am educated (Master’s in clinical psychology) and I plan to go back to work (as a teacher) as soon as the youngest goes off to school. My husband and I streched and streched but ends just aren’t meeting. I’m not looking to make a million dollars this year, or $20,000 my first week — I just really need to supplement our income with at least an additional $2000-$3000 per month.
What investments do the average 20-something have?
Posted by admin on 14 Sep 2008 4:03 am. Filed under Personal Finance.
How do I find investments that my aunt had but got left out of the will?
Posted by admin on 10 Sep 2008 4:48 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
snarkymikey asked:
I got contacted by one of those companies that says I’ve got $10k in unclaimed stocks coming to me and they can help me get it which I find kinda sleazy. This apparently didn’t make it into the will since I’ve already received my inheritance from the trustee. How do I locate that money without paying those people 25% of what’s rightfully mine?
And I haven’t been able to locate it thru the state controller’s unclaimed property site either.
I got contacted by one of those companies that says I’ve got $10k in unclaimed stocks coming to me and they can help me get it which I find kinda sleazy. This apparently didn’t make it into the will since I’ve already received my inheritance from the trustee. How do I locate that money without paying those people 25% of what’s rightfully mine?
And I haven’t been able to locate it thru the state controller’s unclaimed property site either.
How to prevent Microsoft Money from matching incorrect investments with online updates?
Posted by admin on 9 Sep 2008 6:39 am. Filed under Personal Finance.
Bala asked:
When doing online updates from my Smith Barney investment account, Microsoft Money incorrectly matches a investment (eg ishares Brazil is read as ishares Europe and entered into Money register). I tried deleting the account in MS Money and reloading, deleting the ishares Brazil & ishares Europe investment. Nothing works….
When doing online updates from my Smith Barney investment account, Microsoft Money incorrectly matches a investment (eg ishares Brazil is read as ishares Europe and entered into Money register). I tried deleting the account in MS Money and reloading, deleting the ishares Brazil & ishares Europe investment. Nothing works….
Is it wrong to fund retirement and investments while I still have student loan debt?
Posted by admin on 3 Sep 2008 12:13 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
Rob A asked:
I have student loan debt with pretty low interest rates (5% and 3% respectively). Is it better to put extra money toward paying off the student loans quicker or putting that extra money into an IRA and/or good mutual funds which would ideally earn a higher interest rates than the loans?
I have student loan debt with pretty low interest rates (5% and 3% respectively). Is it better to put extra money toward paying off the student loans quicker or putting that extra money into an IRA and/or good mutual funds which would ideally earn a higher interest rates than the loans?
Are there any safe investments in this economy where one can get 7 or 8 percent return?
Posted by admin on 23 Jul 2008 7:06 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
What is the best way to begin learning about personal finance and investments?
Posted by admin on 21 Jul 2008 7:28 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
StoryTime asked:
It is a truly scary and daunting subject that I must learn about even though I don’t like the subject matter much and basically have trouble understanding. Where do I start and to whom do I listen ? Everyone has an opinion but everyone also has their own agenda. I need to learn this from the bottom up and would like to learn it from an unbiased source. Any thoughts?
It is a truly scary and daunting subject that I must learn about even though I don’t like the subject matter much and basically have trouble understanding. Where do I start and to whom do I listen ? Everyone has an opinion but everyone also has their own agenda. I need to learn this from the bottom up and would like to learn it from an unbiased source. Any thoughts?
What types of investments or bank accounts are better if I have large amounts of money?
Posted by admin on 19 Jul 2008 7:37 pm. Filed under Personal Finance.
What are the best investments for a 23 year old?
Posted by admin on 16 Jul 2008 11:12 am. Filed under Personal Finance.
