No money or income but wish to fund a course asap?

What you're looking for is a monthly dividend...you will have more success looking at REIT's, Trusts. or closed-end funds. I think you can investigate " dividend investing" at ...

Yes you can but mutual funds are real volatile right now.Money markets don't pay as much but they are a lot more stable.Good luck.

26 U.S.C. 125(a) provides: "no amount shall be included in the gross income of a participant in a cafeteria plan solely because, under the plan, the participant may choose among the benefits o...

1) Short term capital gains are taxable. But for tax saver mutual fund there will be lock-in period of 3 years. So no question of short term gains. 2) Long Term Capital Gains: Equity shares...

first Fifteen laks in Senion Citizen Scheme and nex three lakhs in MIS scheme of Post Office. The return of saenior citizen sc is 9 % pa and post office 8 %. if u have more u decide for that

Polished, First, you know this is NOT going to last forever. And good for you for thinking carefully and far ahead. Here are some ways you can save money and put the difference into your EF:...

I agree with the previous answer but the reason that 拢100,000 tends to be seen as a starting fund is that most providers are quite expensive and so a smaller fund needs to work harder to make up th...

this answer is a shot in the dark -- depends mainly your age and how much money and how much risk you want to take -- best advise is to contact a financial adviser and get the info from the profes...