Posts Tagged ‘free retirement plan’
If you win the lottery, is it better to buy or pay off something at once, or with a mortgage or financial plan?
Lets just say you came into some money, something like 400,000. You pay off all your bills, buy a new car, put a chunk of it in retirement. You have enough to purchase a new house, in full. Would it be better buy the house at once, or get a mortgage, pay interest to the…
Read More4 Reasons To Never Buy Free Government Grant And Loan Guides!
It is true: You can receive free money from the United States government to go to college, for a business, and many other things. I personally know of individuals who get thousands of dollars every single year to do various business and philanthropic activities. And they never have to pay back the money to the…
Read MorePersonal Financial Planning Tips : How to Use College Tuition as a Tax Deduction
College tuition can be deducted from taxes with the hop credit or with the lifetime learning credit, but both are subject to adjusted gross income limitations. Understand how these tuition credits are used for tax credit purposes with advice from a financial planner in free personal-finance video. Expert: Julie Asti, CFP Bio: Julie Asti works…
Read MoreTips are calculated before or after tax?
Today I had the worse experience dining out. The server was doing a ok job. So we just left him about 15% tip..which I thought was fair. (I know some people tip 20% or more but we were just students who cant afford to be very generous.) Anyway, while we stepped out of the restaruant,…
Read MoreHELP! Need $170,000 Financial Planning Advice?
I have $170,000 to be used for all my expenses during 5 years of school and am looking for a safe, hands-free place to invest it. I have worked out my budget for the next 5 years and this money should be enough to cover my expenses if it grows above inflation. I am not…
Read MoreCan someone please tell me where I can find information on Army risk management?
I’m sitting here looking the the MOI for the E-5 promotion board and I’ve been studying up on all the topics that I found on the army study guide website but I cannot find anything on Risk Management. Is that an FM? Anyone know where I can find it? I’ve tried google I’ve asked NCO’s…
Read Moreinvestment plans?!?
Ok so I need to divide up 7.5% of my income into investment funds… but I have no idea what any of this stuff means! (I just barely passed economics!) ok so here it is…what presentage should I put where? Stable Value Fund -TFLIC guarunteed pooled fund Stock Funds -diversified value fund -diver. stock index…
Read MoreRetirement Planning – Spotlight October 2010
Retirement Planning http://www.producersweb.com The October Spotlight on Retirement Planning examines the growing number of Americans sacrificing their retirement funds for their children’s college educations; the continued decline in 401(k) participation; and the unfunded pension crisis facing many American cities. Retirement Planning helps make sure you reach your retirement goals. Retirement Planning Duration : 0:4:2
Read MoreMerging Your Side Business w/ Your Budget (Whiteboard Wednesday)
Today we discuss a fairly advanced topic — merging a side/freelance/small business with your personal budget. There are reasons that you’d want to this (and reasons why you wouldn’t). I don’t get into whether or not you should, but rather, how I’d go about it if I did. Brought to you by http://www.YouNeedABudget.com Duration :…
Read MoreHow does retirement planning affect or benefit your children in future?
They won’t have to worry about you when you become elderly. With your retirement in check, you would be able to provide for yourself instead of your children having to take you in and pay your expenses. One less mouth to feed.. My mother is in her fifties right now. She only just began saving…
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