Would you tell me if Edward Jones is best to go with or Weddell or Reed? I am 70 and have already gone though 2 Mutual Funds crashes. Reed want to put me in a Nationwide Annuity at 7%. I am at a loss of where to put my investments. I have already changed 4 times in the past. I can’t afford to lose any more money. I am currently with Edward Jones.
Posts Tagged ‘Investments’
I am a non citizen and have invested in US markets & 401k. will i be able to access investments once i leave?
I have been working in US for last 4 years on H1-B visa and my employment based greencard is in process. I am anticipating a greencard within next 2 years. I have invested in mutual funds and employer 401(k). If I decide to return to my home country in coming years (after my greencard is processed), will I be able to withdraw funds from my US 401(k) and other investments (for example – annuities) when they mature? I understand that to return to my home country, I will have to give up my green card. However, will I still have access to my investments in US? are they any legal/tax issues involved? Or is it benefitial/advisable to just liquidate my investments, take penalty hit and take the money home?
What percentage of my investment portfolio should be high risk investments?
I’m 29. What percentage of my investment portfolio should be high risk investments? When do I begin to move these to more conservative investments?
How do you invest in Gold and Silver investments in the Philippines?
How do you invest in Gold and Silver investments in the Philippines?
Are there any laws to dual citizens to own these investments?
What are annuities (in terms of investments)?
i am looking around for different investment options and stumbled upon this one … i am not at all familiar with what this is, could someone explain?
What type of investments should a young adult start out with?
I leave for Navy boot camp in 2 months. I’m thinking that it would be very beneficial to start investing my money right away. What type of investments should I look into, and what percentage of my income should I be investing?
What percentage of US households has investments in the stock market?
Where can I find statistical data, from a reliable source, about how many households (I’m looking specifically for middle-class, but global stats would also do) have investments in the stock market?. I don’t mean trust funds or other “indirect” investments but people actually buying and trading stocks.
are these good investments?
Are there any investment wizards working or retired that can tell me about two investments that I have? I have Hartford Leaders variable annuity, and I have Metlife Investors insurance company. I have lost $22,000.00 on Hartford since the beginning of last year. Please tell me what you think about these two companies. Thanks
What are some good investments for the imminent inflation crisis that will soon hit us?
Im looking for investments that will increase during an inflationary period. Im not looking for arguments or opinions on if/when its going to happen just investments strategies that have a good potential to increase during inflationary periods.
Thanks,
Paul
REIT is the only thing I can remotely invest in in my company 401k plan so I think this is my best option.
Why do some people buy ‘Tax Sheltered INVESTMENTS’ into ‘Tax Sheltered ACCOUNTS’?
Why would someone buy an annuity in a self-directed IRA?
or
Why would someone buy REIT’s/ LLC’s in a self-directed IRA?
Smart long-term investments?
From reading these “how to retire a millionaire” articles, I think I have most of the work down. I live frugally, do the little things like cook my own meals, etc. Starting now (age 18) I can easily stash $20 weekly for the long term, which will increase to $50 soon. I have all this stuff down and am probably in a good position, since I have no debt I’m trying to pay off or anything. So….what now?
Annuities? Bonds? Should I seek advice from my banker? Someone told me I should take all my money and buy silver, another person said I should invest in Europe (I have family in London so it could work) because of the sinking dollar. I’m not looking for a quick profit from the hottest stocks, I want a place where I can put aside money, know that it’s working for me (albeit slowly), and not worry about it for maybe 50 years. I guess I would benefit more from answers on how to find my way through the world of personal finance like “Here, read this book” than “stocks!!”
when a bank fails what happens to its investments side?
I have investments through a broker at a major bank. But it looks like that bank will be taken over by FDIC. I have stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and an annuity. is my money safe? What would I do to get the money back if it does fail? If i am covered. how much coverage do i have? and whats SPIC? does it cover the banks investment side?
Do a hedge and mutual funds have to pay income and capital gains taxes on its investments?
If the fund makes a trade does it have to pay the taxes or does the investor pay taxes after they make a withdrawl from the fund? Or is it both? Same with Mutual Funds? If these funds don’t have to pay taxes on their trades, this seems like a HUGE advantage compared to the average investor.