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Mrs. Miller is planning for her retirement, so she is setting up?

07 Jun

Mrs. Miller is planning for her retirement, so she is setting up a payout annuity with her bank. She wishes to receive a payout of $1875 per month for 20 years. How much money must she deposit if her money earns 8% interest compounded monthly?

 
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Who is the best company to go with for financial planning?

07 Jun

My husband and I have our own business. I have been searching for the best company for financial planning and retirement for us. Any suggestions on who is the best?

 
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Where can I find retirement planning calculators? Please suggest me a free version only.?

06 Jun

Also I want to calculate life insurance benefits. Please suggest me a best one.

 
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What are the financial consequences of retirement planning and taxation in PA?

06 Jun

Should I just focus on the money that will be paid into these retirement accounts even though they will eventually become liquid at retirement? Also, how do PA and federal law differ?

All I can really think of with consequences is, like i said, the fact that you have to pay into the accounts/have your employer take money from your paycheck and put them into the accounts.

Thanks in advance for the help

 
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Is a financial planning position good for a college student majoring in accounting?

02 Jun

I’m planning to become a CPA. Currently, I’m in college (1.5yrs left) and work part-time as an accounts payable. Recently I was asked to come work at a CPA firm as an assistant in financial planning. The pay and hours are really good compared to my current job.

However, I’m not sure if learning the new things in the financial planning position will stress me out. It’s all very new to me. Even though I’m not a brainiac, I am a very hard worker. But is that enough? I just don’t want this job to take away too much time away from school. I’ll be taking very difficult accounting courses.

I was wondering if I should stay at my current job OR take the new job and learn new things. Will this work experience look better on my resume? If i dont take this job, then will there be lots of other opportunities like this after I graduate? Will this get my foot in the door of the CPA world even though I won’t be doing any accounting work?

EVERY bit of suggestions would be greatly appreciated

 
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I am 26, should I start planning for retirement?

01 Jun

I want to know what exactly is a retirement plan and is it government funded or..
Is it , for example, $10 you put into the retirement fund every month and at the end of , lets say the year , you have – $120. ??

If that’s the case then why should I even have a retirement fund. I can just put it in my savings account can’t i ? Am i wrong. Please help me.

 
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What does AAR stand for in relation to financial planning or leadership?

29 May

I have a test tomorrow on leadership and financial planning and one of the questions is “What does AAR stand for”, so if you could tell me then that would be awesome

 
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who would i talk to about opening a IRA or planning for retirement?

27 May

my husband and i work for places that don’t offer ira or any kind of retirement plans. We have been saving some money in a normal savings account for a little while,but i want to move on to something better. My husband says to keep it in the normal savings account, i told him maybe a ira or investing may be better. i told him that there are many more ways of making more money than a normal savings account. We don’t know where to start or who to talk too. any suggestions?

 
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As a manager of a financial planning business you have two financial planners, Phil and Francis. In an ?

24 May

As a manager of a financial planning business you have two financial planners, Phil and Francis. In an hour, Phil can produce either one financial statement or answer 8 phone calls, while Francis can either produce 4 financial statements or answer 10 phone calls. Does either person have an absolute advantage in producing both products? Should these two planners be self-sufficient (each producing statements and answering phones) or specialize? Be sure to show your work.

 
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Any Suggestions?! i’m planning to get a retirement plan (roth ira) under mutual funds, is this good or bad?

22 May

Hi, i’m new here about Plans, Investments… I need your suggestions.. i’m planning to get a retirement plan (roth ira) under mutual funds, is this good or bad? what’s its advantages/disadvantages?

 
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What is the financial planning for the healtcare reform of obama and what can you forecast about this reform?

20 May

how much is this health care reform actually going to cost…what is the financial planning…? and what can you forecast about this healt care reform..? what do you think is it good or bad having this reform?

 
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When I’m 64: Planning for the Best of Your Life

18 May

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Once you hit that magic age of 64 (give or take a few years) and stop working, what are you going to do with the rest of your life?

How can you accumulate enough assets to allow you to continue to live a comfortable lifestyle?

How can you use your retirement years most productively?

How can you stack the odds in your favor in terms of maintaining both physical and mental health?

These are the questions facing millions of baby boomers today.

This book provides the answers. In these pages, you’ll discover a practical, common-sense approach that can lead to a happy and fulfilling retirement beyond your wildest dreams… making the rest of your life tru… More >>

When I’m 64: Planning for the Best of Your Life

 
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Values-Based Financial Planning : The Art of Creating and Inspiring Financial Strategy

15 May

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In the grand scheme of things, money’s not that important. It’s important only to the extent that it allows you to enjoy what’s important to you. And not worrying about your finances is critical to having a life that excites you, nurtures those you love, and fulfills your highest aspirations. If you want to make smart choices about money, based on what is important to you–your core values–this book is for you. This informative and well-written book will help you build a financial strategy, starting with your own unique values–what is truly important to you. By defining these unique values, you can create a plan that not only looks good on paper, but spurs you to follow through and achieve your goals. Valu… More >>

Values-Based Financial Planning : The Art of Creating and Inspiring Financial Strategy

 
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What should i be looking into for retirement planning?

13 May

I have to write a retirement plan for my gerintology class and i have no idea where to start.
The plan is for myself at retirement, I am now 27 and expect to retire at 70.

 
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Where & how does one start financial planning for onself?

11 May

Please suggest an approach / road map, steps to financial planning that is executable by a salaried individual. I would like to avoid any middlemen or agents.

 
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