If you are working for a company with a 410K plan, definitely contribute the top percentage you are able to. I began when I was 21, and now that I'm 28 I have a HUGE amount of savings in mine....

No where to invest it right now, honestly. I would rent it... Everyone is afraid of loans right now so they want to rent. I suggest you rent your house, probably until 2010. For real, if you...

Well if it's a retirement account then your husband's company isn't investing it for you guys. They have hired a third party to do that, which is pretty standard. The company that ha...

How much you need would be directly attributable to how much you can comfortably generate in a year. Personally, I used to think $4 million, then $1.2 mill, but now I'm thinking I need mu...

I invested with them and have experienced profits of 40%. Does that make you feel better? Because it was a total lie... You basically have a couple of guys with a nice story and nothing to back...

usually 500-2000 to open an account, but start with a savings account, some can be opened for a little as $5. Good luck.

MOST DEFINITELY NOT. I wish that every single person in the whole US of A would find out that this stuff is a criminal act of fraud and not fall for it. Once and for all. :(

I am an exporter/importer liquidator, and I sell liquidation lots to many eBay sellers. If you'd like to know more, contact me and I'd be happy to discuss possibilities.

Well this is a good place to start. I too would love some more information. However, to advertise the best way to do so is by word of mouth. Ask your friends, and family. You can also set up a ...

$1000 is plenty. However, be prepared to lose most of it, because you likely will. Personally, I invest in various indexes. It's much less volatile and much more predictable in terms of ma...

U can do this by opening a bank account and investing it to share market,where the Company takes some share with other to invest money to share market .

The money in my 401k is tax exempt until I get it out. I think they will take about 15% when you get it and if you aren't a certain age they take another 10% at income tax time. I'm not g...

Buy stocks going up, sell stocks going down, and in the intervening time get a financial education by firstly reading up on technical and fundamental analysis. Sorry, but you won't get a hard...

I think you would be better off putting that 20k into a 90-day CD at or around 4.5%. Thus eliminating the chance of losing it.

Depends on your age. There are better options that could give you a monthly payout for the rest of your life. Stop paying Morgan Stanley to manage this money. Safe, no fee options are out there t...