a total balanced portfolio should bring in 8-10% a YEAR. At 8% your money doubles every 9 years. at 10%, every 7.2 years. A bank account is a low payer, under 4%. A CD in the US over 5% Take a...

There are two ways to solve the equation: (1 + x)^5 = 1 + 0.51 ln(((1 + x)^5) = ln(1.51) 5*ln(1 + x) = ln(1.51) ln(1 + x) = ln(1.51)/5 1+x = e^(ln(1.51)/5) x = e^(ln(1.51)/5) - 1 or yo...

First of all ....you need Demate Account and Trading Account Proceed for this.....that is the first step of Investment in Shares. As per my idea Indiabulls are offering life time demate account...

Hi Monty, Definitely an IRA and you still have time like the other poster said. You probably need suggestions as to what you should actually invest in, in an IRA. And, by the way 7-10,000 can...

There are high return investments but the risk is high. Investment in shares,mutual funds etc earns high rate of return. Risk diversification is the main advantage of mutual funds.

The answer of JP is not entirely correct. You have to consider the compounding effect from your yield. Based from your data, you have to assume that the compounding happens every week. The followin...

don't know about the divisions but use a spreadsheet to calculate the inflation rate applied to the 10 between 1992 and 1999. In the UK there is an "Indexation Allowance" which lets...

Yes. We would treat you just like a retired person collecting social security and/or pension every month. The main thing to remember is we have to prove the income will continue for 3 years or ...

Depends on what assets you invest in. for equities 20%. see below chart

With 200,000 could get you a nice CD paying 4.5 or higher that will give you a nice return of around $4,500 in 6 months. The whole time protecting your principle.

Yes, the mathematical definition of risk is exactly that: larger variability is the return. However, the variation is symmetrical around the mean. The probabilty of having a larger return than the ...

All investments compound interest. That only means that you receive interest, and then you will recieve interest in that interest as well. If you are looking to grow your capital, compound intere...

Venture capital, but requires large investment of time, money, and expertise.

Assuming interest is compound (you earn interest on your interest)... One way to do it is to simply take the amount you start with, multiply by 1 + the interest rate (in this case .1) and repeat...

i'm beside myself with glee. on the other hand that only puts you about even. once you factor in inflation, increased cost of living etc., what do you have to show for it? i mean, not to ev...