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Posts Tagged ‘Planning’
Starting my own firm financial planning and investment advisor?
07
Jan
Hello I am wanting to start me own firm for financial planning and investment advisor.
Do I need to get my Series 6 or 7 or Series 63 or 65 I am really confused on what I need
You would think in college they would have covered this, but they didn’t . Also can you tell me what each series 6-7 etc is exactly for.
Thanks for your help in advance. RL
Are you planning to save college money for your baby?
19
Sep
I wanted to know how and when others start saving for their child’s college money like investments cds etc. I was planning on opening a savings account and saving $3000 a year but it’ll hav eno tax benefit ! help!
am i planning the right education to become a doctor?
20
Aug
im going to be a high school sophomore this fall and i plan to become a medical family physician. after high school, i’ll go to pasadena city college and then transfer to california state university los angeles. afterwards, after getting my bachelor’s, i’ll go to USC Keck School of Medicine to get my doctorate. is this the right career move?
ps. im getting pretty good grades as of now. im choosing mostly honors classes and had all A’s and only one B for the two semesters of freshman year. and im taking my first AP this coming school year.
pps. i don’t come from a rich family so im trying to save my parents a lot of money before going to medical school which i’ll get a loan for. if i had my way, i would go to a ucla instead of pcc + calstate la.
Investing and Retirement Planning Tips: Personal Finance 101 (Part 1)
19
Aug
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I am planning to save 1000. a year for my child’s education.?
29
Jun
The child is two now. Any ideas on the best place to put it?
The three Cs of education planning. : An article from: Hawaii Business
06
Apr
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Title: The three Cs of education planning. (Dollars and Sense).(Custodial accounts, Coverdell accounts and college savings plans)
Author: Scott Butera
Publication: Hawaii Business (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 2003
The three Cs of education planning. : An article from: Hawaii Business
What is a Section 529 Plan? How can it be used for tax planning purposes? Provide a comprehensive analysis?
31
Mar
Full question
What is meant by a “Section 529 Plan?” How can this Section be used for tax planning purposes? Be sure to provide a comprehensive analysis of this section along with examples/illustrations supporting your response. Additionally, in your opinion, would you recommend a Section 529 plan over “educational savings bonds?”
Estate Planning – Spotlight January 2010
18
Jan
www.producersweb.com The January Spotlight on Estate Planning discusses how the college savings market is expected to more than double during the next five years, but 529 plans will make up but a small portion; and the fact that 401(k) sponsors plan to expand their focus to include investment structure reviews and plan design.
Financial Planning: Is it a Way to Get Financially Free?
05
Nov
Achieving financial freedom is not at all easier than most of us may think. Like me if you are also not born in a wealthy family, then we just have approximately 46 to 50 years earning years to achieve this financial freedom. In all these years you should at least complete minimum education or training, get a job or open a business along with fulfilling the basic demands of proper food and shelter, clothes and transportation, child rearing expenses, insurance premiums, college tuition, Christmas presents, and more. Financial planning comes in handy if you want to keep a check on your expenses.
If you plan your expenses correctly then you can spend money to enjoy life, vacation, buy or lease new cars and can also utilize that money to get rid of debt, that many times get piled up because of a poor financial estimation.
Financial planning has made life of many people happy as it taught them to live within their means along with saving as much money as possible. Proper financial planning teaches people to get insured against the potential risks that could ruin their financial position. People following financial planning do not use debts to fill the house with new things instead they pay cash and buy the desired thing.
Financial planning changes their lifestyle and investments use and thus they lead a much happier life than people who do not plan their financials. Do not wait just start saving and planning your financial for a better future.
A $3.00 saving a day in starting at the age 22 means you can amass over $850,000 in an IRA, which is not a less amount. The difference between a financially planner and most of the people who do not save is that, a financial independent develops the art of saving money which otherwise would have been rather than spend it.
Have you ever heard many people complaining that they do not have enough money left at the end of the month to pay checks? I am sure you must have. The reason for it in almost every case is poor financial planning. Make a goal to cut short your expenses by keeping a check on your lifestyle and you would surely get well on the road to financial freedom.
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