Empirical studies of stock option investing?

You have $2000. You have the rest of your life for it to grow. Don't blow it. There are plenty of mutual funds that have initial investments of $2000. Pick one. There are also plenty of c...

There are too many unknown variables to make an informed and helpful answer. Are the houses mortgaged? if so what is rate, equity of each, and current income from them if any. You need to look a...

You can deduct up to $3000 a year against other income. The rest must be carried over and netted with NEXT year's trades. And they aren't losses until they are sold, or actually expir...

Why not trying Automatic Forex Trading? 25% average gain per month with 2-17% risk. Everything is automatic so robot will take cares the trading 24 hours a day 365 day per year. You can ev...

For college investing, there are several options. Two that I particularly like are: 1) A 529 college savings plan. This is tax-advantaged account for college. You can open one with a wide va...

Generally speaking, the tax rate will be significantly less once you retire, as you will no longer be earning wages. If you take the money in a lump sum distribution, the entire amount will become ...

If you're referring to american federal income taxes, commissions usually add to your cost basis and reduce your net proceeds, which reduce your capital gains taxes. If advice fees and those ...

Probably. It depends how you look at it. Over the long term, stocks & real estate will probably give you the same return on the dollar (learned this in Finance at University of Chicago nobe...