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 I just realized I will probably be a millionaire in 5 yrs. Should I retire then?
Was just running the numbers and assuming my 401k mutual funds keep at or near their current pace they'll reach a mill in about 5 years. I would be 55 so I think I'll plan to take early ...


 What's the best way to invest?
Real Estate?

Stock Market?

Mutual Funds?

Other?

I'm open to all ideas, I'd like to hear yours.

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 How do you invest in inflation?
Since its the onlyu thing going up historically over the years....


 Where do you find people to invest for you?
If i wanted a professional to manage some money in stocks or bonds etc - where do i find potential 'investors'? Does anyone know how they charge? Is it a comission base set up?...


 If you had to recommend three stocks for 2008 that I should buy in the next month, what would they be and why?
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 Will GM get this bailout? What will happen to the stock price if they do?
If GM and the two other auto makers go under, 3 million people will lose their jobs. Will the goverment let that happen?
GM's stock is the lowest it's ever been, what will happen to ...


 I purchased AIM mutual funds--the operating costs are over 2%. Is that considered high?
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 What is the best to buy gold in dubai -24 ct or 22 ct ?
i want keep the gold to sell in ...


 Is there any rich person with a big heart?
If you have loads of cash flow and £10000 is like £10 to anyone else or maybe a little less than £10000 is like £10 to you, then please can you send me some cash and I will remember you when my ...


 How can a stock market share go up?
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 Is it possible to grow your investments or shares on the NYSE by 100% or more every year?
If so, do you know someone who has done it or is doing it?...


 What stock's or ETF's have a high and consistent dividend payout?
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 Should I sell my entire stock portfolio to fund a home purchase?
I would like to buy a home in the beginning of 2008 and currently have most of my money in a brokerage account in ETF holdings, which is about $15,000.

My question is whether I should ...


 Where is the profit in owning a stock?
how can i profit from buying a stock thats value has droped over 50% in the last 52 weeks. Example: 52 Week High 20.00
52 Week ...


 Who is the best trader in Stock Market?
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 Are the markets open today?
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 Where is a good place to sell your gold/silver etc. Jewelry?
a place where they will pay you the best highest price ;)...


 Will gold stocks go back up?
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 What is a good mutual fund choice???
I have an extra $8000 I want to invest before my 25th birthday and I want to do it in a farely safe mutual fund. Im cool with taking a bit of a risk but I cant afford to take to much of a loss. Im ...


 Is ebay safe?
okay well my parents just bought a vehicle on ebay.
the seller wats us to deposit the money in the bank for an account in poland supposably being the primary ebay account.but my parents are ...



LuvDylan
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 they want. Think about it. Where did the first $25 Billion go????? I haven't seen one single job created yet.
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I think they got $25 Billion already...
Date posted: 10-01-2008


WASHINGTON — Automakers are expected to accelerate their push to invest in new technologies to meet stringent new federal fuel economy standards, after President George W. Bush on Tuesday signed into law a spending bill that includes a $25 billion loan package to help the troubled industry.

The $25 billion loan package is the biggest federal subsidy for the auto industry since the 1980 bailout of Chrysler. The loan package was authorized — but not funded — in a 2007 energy law that requires automakers to improve the fuel efficiency of their vehicles by 40 percent by 2020.

The president's signature was the final step in the loan approval process and comes after a massive lobbying effort on the part of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. On Monday, GM Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner took the unusual step of submitting to a video
                     
 




Rabbit
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Good luck getting an answer. I sent a note to my two senators and neither could/would give an answer (I don't think they have one). I think this bailout thing was a crock from the start. Still, government helped cause the problems, so it is only fair (in a perverted way) that government help solve it (although don't ask me how this "solves" anything.

Keep plugging and raising this embarrassing question for Washington stupidity. We voted out a bunch of Republicans because they started acting like free-wheeling Democrats, then the Democrats are living up to their previous reputation. A pox on both their houses!


Me F.
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sign of a fascist regime. NO one knows where the money goes.


Travster
I don't think they have been given anything yet- Congress has just approved a loan. The when and where of the distribution of $$ is another issue.


mary z
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They probably gave their executive board vacations and bonuses like AIG did.


fff
With the Big 3 U.S. Automakers circling the drain, here are 10 solutions to the current crisis and none of them involve sticking your head between your legs and kissing your rear goodbye.

http://fastandloud.com/how-to-save-the-us-automotive-industry-in-10-not-so-simple-steps/


nodamnway
they were not given any money yet. and personally, i hope they don't get any. let them go under. who can buy 40,000 dollar vehicles anyway?


Kupe
Rather than alleviating financial burden upon these companies by further compounding taxpayer's liability in this situation, a far different approach must be taken to fix our troubled auto industry. Unions are the primary factor leading to the downfall of the American auto giants. They severely cripple companies by first collectively lobbying for wages far above market value for workers in the industry as compared to other countries. Then, as the company cannot afford to pay all of the workers their overinflated salaries and benefits, it is forced to fire some employees. This is made further impossible as the unions have forced auto companies to provide lucrative severance packages for laid off employees, essentially making it just as unprofitable as maintaining these workers on hand. Unions have been given far too much power, operating as cartels for the labor force(illegal entities in our free market systems), and, if unchecked, will lead to the antithesis of the benefits they seek to create for workers, as they will bankrupt the auto companies; causing the unemployment of hundreds of thousands of people.


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