My question is: My husband is an independent contractor, and we never know from year to year exactly how much he'll make -- and therefore how much of a tax hit we're going to incur. We pretty much live paycheck to paycheck, so setting aside savings AND money for his tax payment is difficult. Do you have any suggestions for how we can make the most out of the little savings we're able to set aside?
I am disabled and the company that holds my retirement is going bankrupt. Are these funds secure? And what will happen as in will I get the money and have to put it somewhere else?
Due to changing jobs, I now have a few different retirement accounts. My question is this: is it wise to merge them into one account, or leave them be?
My top question is about saving for retirement. I am a stay at home mom. We live on one income. I don't know even where to start. What are some options I have?
How do I prioritize paying off student loan debt and saving for retirement? We just finished school in our 30s and are starting retirement saving later, so how to we play catch up and balance this with loan repayment?
How do I know if I am on the right track? I have been saving in IRAs and work retirement accounts (without a match) and in taxable accounts. I have a spreadsheet to make sure that I am overloaded on a given fund either directly or through other funds. What I don't know is how much is enough and how can I figure it out.
My top question is: in this era of virtually nonexistent savings interest, how can you maximize earnings when you're a timid investor (like me), someone who prefers to be as liquid as possible?
I have tried to follow all the rules for wise investing, but no one talks about when it comes time to spend! I'm nearing retirement, and plan to buy a small house. What is the best pot to withdraw from? My 457, Roth, savings accounts, CDs?
I want to know how to save money. I am a full time student and it is hard to hold on to a job since i need to focus on school. How can i make money and go to school without being stressed out?
Are there times when it is better to pay cash rather than take out a loan? I think it's better to use a car loan to purchase a new vehicle but my spouse prefers to pay in full with a check. With loan interest rates so low and returns on investments are better - who is right?
My question is: My husband is an independent contractor, and we never know from year to year exactly how much he'll make -- and therefore how much of a tax hit we're going to incur. We pretty much live paycheck to paycheck, so setting aside savings AND money for his tax payment is difficult. Do you have any suggestions for how we can make the most out of the little savings we're able to set aside?
Should I put my extra money towards my mortgage or invest it?
How in the world can I save for a down payment on a house once I graduate if I have student loans to pay!?
My question is What is a mutual fund?
how can we meaning my husband we are in early fifty and helping with taking care of out granddaughter how can we put money away for our retirement
I am disabled and the company that holds my retirement is going bankrupt. Are these funds secure? And what will happen as in will I get the money and have to put it somewhere else?
How can I even think about retirement when I have more pressing issues that need to be dealt with NOW?
Due to changing jobs, I now have a few different retirement accounts. My question is this: is it wise to merge them into one account, or leave them be?
What percentage of retirement saving should we use/plan on once we retire at age 62?
Should I put more money to retirement account or pay off my mortgage quicker?
I love doing a Christmas club each year. I know I have the money I need to pay for presents.
If I leave my employer is it best to leave my 401K with them or take it somewhere else?
I would like to know what's the safest investments with least amount of risk.
My top question is about saving for retirement. I am a stay at home mom. We live on one income. I don't know even where to start. What are some options I have?
My top money question is where is the best place to invest my money.
How do I prioritize paying off student loan debt and saving for retirement? We just finished school in our 30s and are starting retirement saving later, so how to we play catch up and balance this with loan repayment?
How do I know if I am on the right track? I have been saving in IRAs and work retirement accounts (without a match) and in taxable accounts. I have a spreadsheet to make sure that I am overloaded on a given fund either directly or through other funds. What I don't know is how much is enough and how can I figure it out.
Mt top question is how can I pay off credit card debt ????
My top question is: in this era of virtually nonexistent savings interest, how can you maximize earnings when you're a timid investor (like me), someone who prefers to be as liquid as possible?
I have tried to follow all the rules for wise investing, but no one talks about when it comes time to spend! I'm nearing retirement, and plan to buy a small house. What is the best pot to withdraw from? My 457, Roth, savings accounts, CDs?
To invest in an IRA, can you move stocks into it from another account, or do you have to sell the stocks and only put money in?
I want to know how to save money. I am a full time student and it is hard to hold on to a job since i need to focus on school. How can i make money and go to school without being stressed out?
Are there times when it is better to pay cash rather than take out a loan? I think it's better to use a car loan to purchase a new vehicle but my spouse prefers to pay in full with a check. With loan interest rates so low and returns on investments are better - who is right?
What is the best age to collect Social Security?
My question is: What is the best way to save money for my grand kids grand kids?