Here's a revised version: To Whom It May Concern/ Human Resource Manager: I am writing in regards to my interest in the finance position with JPMorgan. Throughout my job search and con...

nope, no web presence with that name in Finance that I can find (miss-spelling ??) If you have an account, why not phone them ? (any legitimate organisation would have sent you at least some ...

If you have turned off the water supplies to that unit, leave the faucets open and don't be too concerned. Regarding the drains holding residual water, simply get a couple gallons of inexpens...

Yes you can put another 拢7000 into the same ISA - in the new tax year (after 5th April 2008). You can put 拢7k into the same ISA every new tax year and it is still tax free. EDIT: I work in an ...

I would say they are not the scam . They are offering this service for many customers. But the question here is whether the information they provide are worth the money you pay??. Yes that is the q...

yea real broker. Both have serious customer service issues (wich does not warrant a third repeat of it) go with either tradeking and even better scottrade for better results.

You certainly don't want to give up the 100% match offered by your employer. As to putting in more than 6%, it depends on the funds your employer offers, usually an index fund, growth fund, v...

Sounds like a question that should be posted under Homework Help, not Personal Finance.

1. 4.8307% 2. 19.3 yrs 3. 14.87% You dont need logarithms. Its all NPV. You're just having to solve for different things. You could use the TVM in solver in a TI-83 calculator...I used...

You are absolutely right! Tax deferred acounts is of no use, if you ask my opinion. You pay tax on the money you earn immediately. Then, if you invest that tax effected money and earn some income o...

It goes in your capital account.

There are no such jobs... They ALL require you to pay and thusly they are ALL ripoffs...

Simply put, accounting is more about measuring and counting money. Finance is more about where to get money, how much money costs and what is the best use for the asset. There are areas in which ...

I have owned, rented and now own again Home ownership is a much wiser financial decision I paid in renting over the years a total over $115,000 with nothing to show for it I bet you leas...

Yes, they are taxed. If you buy an index fund and hold on to it the only taxes you will have to pay are the taxes on the dividends until you sell it. They are taxed at a favorable rate of abo...