You masy not be able to get a job in accounting without papers from the country you are now living, but you can surely get a bookkeeping job. the pay won't be as good, but future employers wil...

I have no idea about if you'll have enough to retire or not. I think saving 25% Of your combined income is great but if you're buying a home or having kids, you need to consider a few ...

Check out Motley Fool. They list all the best financial info - morgages, banks, insurance etc and are independant. that way you can chose what has the bits you need and compare tehm www.fool....

just go to the taxation department site online and check there schedule of owed taxes /

If there is no provision in the plan for in-service distributions or loans, then yes, your only options are to terminate your employment or get qualified for a hardship distribution. If you don&...

I believe the law allows you six pre-authorized transfers per statement period. After that, the bank is allowed to charge and, if one persists in making excessive withdrawals, they can (and probab...

UC Davis has an excellent economics program. Get in good with the profs, go to grad school there, and work at the Federal Reserve Bank. That's my plan...

If you have an IRA with an institution like Scottrade or Schwab, roll the 401K into your IRA. Then you can have access to it and invest the money how you like.

As already mentioned Edward Jones is a broker organization. If you buy a mutual fund from them they will indeed charge you about 5% to about 5.75% up front as their commission. You can get some g...

Hi Fire It's important to know that a screener will just help narrow a list of possible Warren Buffet picks - based on parameters he discusses in his book. However, there are numerous varia...

Any bank/broker in the Domini Social Index should do you fine. JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs both figure in it.

All winnings are taxable as ordinary income. The interest you pay for the borrowed funds isn't deductible. Losses are deductible up to the amount of winnings, HOWEVER you must keep meticulou...

You should invest in stocks, bonds, and money market funds. You want to buy a diversified portfolio of stocks, as individual stocks are too risky. For most folks this means buying mutual funds. I ...

You are probably wisest to go with an investment adviser that doesn't make money based on how much you make but is paid a fee to advise you. That way they won't be tempted to move your fu...

Some suggestions for you to research. XLE, an ETF that tracks the big energy companies listed on S&P 500. APA, an attractive oil drilling and exploration company. GRP, oil drilling equipment...