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 What determines the rise and fall of stocks each day?
What causes the stock to rise and fall?...


 I have about 1000 dollars and I want to invest it into the stock market?
what is a good site to do this on and where do I by those 10 cent ...


 What is a good site to find SIMPLE ways for novice to invest?
I watch cnbc all the time. It seems like they are as puzzled about why the market is doing what it's doing as I am. I would like to know more about it, but often after I listen the experts, ...


 I would like to patent an object how do i do it?
i have something that i would like to patent. The idea is still in the very early stages but i would like to know what you require to make a patent. Also can you tell me how much it costs?...


 Should i borrow from bank at lower % and invest in a fund (read more)?
Hi, i found out about an investment fund for "big boys" with a minimum entrance of 100,000 euro. After which you get a 100% guaranteed return of 10% annually and can deposit and withdraw ...


 Where i can find information in regards to Stock market for a beginner?
i just want to know how can i updates myself on stock market.
where should i begin with. is there any site where i can learn about shares. is there any reference books or magazines available ...


 I want to begin investing in stocks and real estate.how do i begin?
I am 17 years old, turning 18 in October. I will be starting College in September....


 Tell me on about investing in golds?how it is done?if so how i have to invest?
tell me on about investing in golds?how it is done?if so how i have to invest?whether to buy like gold ornament (or) like gold coins tell me clearly on investing in ...


 What happens to the debt in an acquisition?
When company A pays a 15% premium to acquire the stock of company B, what happens to the debt of commpany B? Does company A absorbed the debt, pay it off? Is company B responsible for paying it ...


 Should I apply for DLF IPO at lower or upper band or at cut-off ?
DLF IPO has offerred at price band of Rs. 500 - 550 per 2/- share. The total issue size is over 9000 crores....


 I am a male Indian citizen.Can a female west african transfer money to my bank account?
Can a female citizen of a west african country transfer money to my bank account in India directly.What are the tax liabilities?...


 Will someone ask the Big Three Auto Companies what they did with the $25 Billion they got last month?
Do they want 25 Billion every month? Will somebody tell congress they ALREADY gave them $25 BILLION. Did that not help? If not, then we can't give $25 Billion every month. That's what ...


 How to invest in securities?
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 Do you think the stock market will rebound after the election? Let's assume Obama is elected....?
I am watching a small (very small) stock portfolio slip from small to miniscule. It's fallen by 30%.

It is so dismal that my hope now is pinned on the market rising after the ...


 Where do we begin with a pension?
My husband is going to start paying into a pension. His work don't run a scheme.

Where do we begin to choose a pension? It seems like a jungle! We can't really afford financial ...


 I save $400 week. How should I buy stocks, weekly, monthly?
And does anyone like the Vice Fund (VICEX)?...


 Can you tell me if my old stock certificate has any value?
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 Any good website?
Hi,i want to know if i could get good calls about buy/sell in the NSE and BSE for free.any gud forums or website?Thanks....


 What is your insight on using preferred stocks as a primary retirement instrument at age 35 vs regular stocks?
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 Should I invest all my money into energy stock?
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robertonduty
How much is enough?
at your age, how much is enough to haved saved for your retirement?
                     
 




imbrue001
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When you can live comfortably off of the interest earned from your savings then you have enough. So if I had one million earning 4.5% interest, that would be 45k componded annually. Therefore, the answer for most people would be in between 1 and 2 million.


wph00
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Interesting question. In simple terms you can never have to much. Whatever estimates you are using, chances are they are most likely not going to be enough. How much depends upon your expected standard of living at the age you choose to retire. The younger you are the more you will need, of course within the confines of your selected standard of living. A quick rule of thumb is 80% of your current income to live at the same life style.

I would suggest you use google or yahoo to explore the Internet for present and future value calculators. If you are not familiar with present and future values of a dollar do a little research. Myself I plan on a retirement income of 120% of my current income. Of course there are a whole host of other considerations involved in the question you posed.


karl
About 2 million dollars.


riglerjv
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It depends on how much you want to spend. For me, I agree with the previous answer of $2 million. With $2 million, say you get about 8% rate of return ($160,000) annually, which is not too difficult with a properly diversified portfolio. You could spend $100,000 on your living expenses (don't forget to include taxes in this), and be able to reinvest $60,000 (3% of the $2 million). By doing this, you could give yourself a "raise" of 3% every year, and never ever run out of money. You would be able to keep pace with inflation, so your standard of living would not go down. (Keep in mind I am assuming an 8% rate of return, your return will certainly be varying both above and below that amount, so your results will be different).


banana8
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You can never have too much saved for your retirement.


russrimm
When I turn 67 in 33 years, I hope to have around 3 Million dollars (in future dollars). In today's dollars that's around $1 Million. I've calculated that should be enough to live on at about $70k/yr in retirement in today's dollars.


takeitez2
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I don't mean to sound short sighted but all I can afford to save. Currently I am saving at a rate of 12% of my salary. Along with my real estate and planning on downsizing I'll do just fine.

But as a previous mentioned, 80% would do nicely as it is typical for retirees spending habits to reduce significantly unless they are going to be world travelers.


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