I will receive ownership of my mother's house in Florida. After sale can I invest the money before paying tax

I agree with the other answer posted. You need to start by contacting a real estate attorney in your area. Different states have different requirements, so the correct answer depends on where y...

ISA's are good for saving if you need to keep the money accessible because they return pretty well (5.75% is very good). If you need to keep this money accessible, I don't think you can g...

So far you have been getting some pretty good answers. However it is really a matter of personal balance sheet management. Your home, regardless of ownership should appreciate at 3-4% a year ( n...

There are very few investing options available to somebody with less than $500-1,000 to invest, as you cannot meet investment minimums in legitimate stocks or funds with less than that. Also, be...

Definitely not. While the interest you'll have to pay is fixed, the gains from investing in stocks are not (especially IPOs which are extremely risky, usually individual investors stay away fr...

That seems really high for your 403b plan. Check that again or explain further. Because you are only paying internal fees for the mutual funds you have in your plan. And if you have an annuity s...

At 25 years old, you can afford to put this money in a very aggressive investment as long as it won't keep you up at night. You might want to alleviate your fear of risk by putting $1000 in...

Unless your investment will yield a higher rate of return than your student loans, pay off your student loans or other loans you may have, paying off the highest interest ones first. Remember ...