Posts Tagged ‘much’

Estimating how much is needed to retire is a complex problem that usually requires an online tool or hired services. Learn some simple steps for calculating a retirement fund with tips from a financial planner in free personal-finance video. Expert: Julie Asti, CFP Bio: Julie Asti works as a financial planner for Asti Financial. Filmmaker: Bing Hu

I want to know what a reasonable amount is to start investing in stocks. I have lost money playing blackjack and also won in some trips out to the casino so i am not very worried about risk. I figure you have to go all out if you want something big in return. Also if you are a expert at investing please list the amount you invested and what you got in return. Thanks in advance.

Do you need to already have a fat wallet to even consider stock or no?
Also, who knows of a stock investing and trade website besides E trade?

I want to start an Ameritrade account or one of the other brands of online investing. What’s a good amount to get started?

I have to break my apartment lease. I was living separate from my husband, and we are moving with a job transfer to a different city. My credit score is about 750-800. If I break the apartment lease, it will go on my credit report. How much will this lower my score?

If you are paying bills on time, not opening new lines of credit and decreasing debt (student loans, etc), approximately how long would it take for your credit score to increase by about 100 points?
I know this is not exact, but is it closer to six months or two years?

Thanks!

this is a yearly gesture or a bonus due to good returns.

In between April and October of 1917, the US government issued the first run of the Emergency Loan Act Liberty Bonds to help finance America’s involvement in World War 1. I do not know all of the denominations these bonds came in, but I need to know the range of value they would have accumulated in interest within 33 years. An estimate will do, but an exact number would be even better

I’m looking for a percent that I should put away from each check. My expenses are limited… $183 toward car payment /month, $40 for the gym /month, $60 for the phone bill /month. I get paid around $800 post-tax every two weeks. I am looking to save for two seperate things. One is for vacations the other amount I would like to put away just to start a savings account. I appreciate any sincere answers…I just graduated college, this is my first job with a steady pay check and I want to be smart about my money! Thank you!

I want to look around for the best deal but if I shop each place will want to check my credit. This will lower my score each time. How much does it lower my score and how can I avoid this so I can find the best deal?