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 Is stock trading very dangerous in terms of money loss?
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 Ideas for low-risk investments?
I've got about $3000 sitting in savings right now earning 1% interest. I'd like to take that 3000 and put it somewhere with a higher return, but I'm conservative with my money, so I ...


 What is the best investment my wife and I can get into since were totally new to the idea of investing period!
My wife and I don't make a tone of money but were getting there! We have children and need to be conservative. What would be the best investment we could get into that will yield us something ...


 I've got approx $130,000 invested in various stocks, which haven't done very well for quite some time.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to make approx 8-10% a year with minimal risk with this amount....


 What is mutual fund and how it operates on investment and which one is the best company to invest.?
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 Is a 1942 American Penny worth anything?
I have pennies from the 40's and 50's and one 1936 penny
A dime from 1968 too

Are any of these coins worth anything- Who knows or also is there a site that indicates the ...


 Can anyone explain the concept of mutual fund. Is this really beneficial ?
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 IN which companies should the new person in share market ,should invest.?
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 What is the smartest way to invest my $ for retirement?
I am 23. Just out of school. I want to start saving for retirement early. I just want to end up with $1.5 million in the end at 60. I need simple. ie Put X amount of $ in for X amount of years to = ...


 Is Forex tading only the way to convert $1000 to $1Million ? Are there other avenues to make some quick bucks?
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 If Warren Buffet would be chosen as secretary of treasury by Obama, would stock markets upsurge ?
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 When you buy the stocks, how~~?
I am wondering when you buy the stocks, how you pick up the good
stocks from your point of view.
I am really interested in choosing the profitable stocks in the future.
why don't ...


 Pls tell me the procedure and how can i start invetsting in share market..first i start witth minimum amount?
pls guide ...


 What should I invest 10,000 dollars in?
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 Best way to borrow money - venture capitalism?
I have a small business that would do a lot better if there was some capital. The problem is credit. I own all of my equipment and my building as well as an accounts receivable but banks do not ...


 What is online trading?
detail explain about online ...


 I wish to start investment in stock exchange but have no formal training. How do I get myself into investments
are there any training courses or do I have to join a stock trading company to get training as an investor?...


 If you had $5000 to your name, and no job, what would you invest in?
Two kids, a mortgage, no job, and only $5000. How would you invest that $5K to create an income for you immediately, while also serving as a long-term investment?...


 Oil is going up or down?
It's now around $66 a barrel down from $78. Still going down or back up?...


 What is the best financial magazine for a 25 year old?
I want to learn about financial markets and how to invest. I'm wondering what the best magazine would be....



Master Tong
How can we pay off $97.6 Trillion dollars in national debt?
Federal government sector-$8.7 Trillion

State and local government sector-$2 Trillion

Un-funded Social Security-$7 Trillion

Un-funded Medicare-$37 Trillion

Household Sector debt- $12.8 Trillion

Business Sector debt-$9 Trillion

Financial Sector debt-$14.2 Trillion

Other (extra foreign debt in addition to such included in numbers above sectors) $1.7 Trillion




http://mwhodges.home.att.net/nat-debt/debt-nat-a.htm
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Should we keep borrowing until someone stops us?
                     
 




Patrick M
Federal government debt as a percentage of the GDP (our national income) is not as alarming as people make us believe. Our economy produces $13 trillion worth of goods and services in a year. The debt equals 67% of the income, GDP.

It would be like a person makes $100,000 and has $67,000 in debt. Not that bad especially when you look at the other side of the national balance sheet. i.e., Our national assets.

The total value of US Corporations is about $17 trillion. The value of our infrastructure(roads, bridges,Electrical grid,airports,railroads,etc) has to be enormous. Add to that the public lands( public parks, national forests, etc.).

Private sector assets, Apartments, shopping centers, oil refineries, etc. Add natural resources, coal, oil, natural gas, iron ore, etc.

Anyway you see the point. It would be like parents who died with $300,000 mortgage but the house is worth $1 million. Sure their kids will have to pay the parents debt but do not dismiss the assets.

Our political system is prone to spending. The people in power need to bring home the bacon to get re elected. So our government promises goodies that we can't afford.

But all we have to do if decrease benefits. Decrease Social Security benefits to 75% of today's benefits and the un funded liability goes away. Same with Medicare.


muncie birder
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Actually, it is much more simple than you might imagine. The method that makes it so is call inflation. By inflating the currency, the debt is paid back in next to worthless currency. This method has been practiced by this government for about 50 years in earnest and will continue to be practiced for the foreseeable future.


STEVEN F
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The answer is the same for YOU as an individual as it is for the Government as a whole.
Step 1. Quit spending money you don't have.
Step 2. Apply the difference between income and NECESSARY expenses to the debt.


curiouse123456
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i am debt free, no, i only have mortgage until the next 3 years.
i always pay my credit card on time which i use for security and convenience (s.a. buy train ticket), but not for luxury.
what i worry is, if gov. cannot pay their debt, does that means that we, the citizen, must pay for them ?
i will always try to be debt free and have saving. it just feel really peaceful.


Frank Castle
Just sell California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas back to Mexico. Alaska back to Russia. Hawaii to Japan and Michigan to Canada.

Also sell the State Minnesota to Microsoft and the State of Washington to Wal-Mart.


Mercy M
First of all, stop to no meaning war. If the US wants to get Iraq oil with good price, or get it free, there are different ways. No meaning war should stop. How many people were killed both side? Their lives are lighter than oil? You should check how much the US government spent/will spend for the war.


normy in garden city
Best way is to start buying products made in the USA. When you buy inported merchandise the money goes to another country and it's not coming back. Industry is what made this country financially strong many years ago. Now the free trade agreements with other countries and the lack of government control on the impor prices has done a lot of damage. It's truly sad that the last 4 presidents have all said that free trade was healthy for our economy. Things are going to get much worse as every government agency from national down to local continue to make adjustments to their budget with no relief in sight.


H
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what is after Trillion?


Charles
File bankruptcy.


seafood10
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stop foreign aids to other country and start collect debts from those countries that borrow money from us...like mexico, brazil, etc...


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