Can somebody give me loan of Rs. 1000000000,for ten years,without any collateral or security,? |
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How can I make £200 in two weeks? |
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How can I help my parents pay for gas money for my car when I dont have time for a job? |
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If you had $5,000.00, what would be the best way to invest it? |
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What are your most expensive bills? |
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What would you do with $100,000 if you couldn't spend it on any MATERIAL POSsESSIONS, or INVESTMENTS.? |
I'm writing a book and could really use your help...
Specifics would be great.
And there is a lot of things to do, and see with $100,000... |
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What's the best get rich quick scheme ??? |
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Is it wrong to ask for a loan from my parents? |
For the past six months I've been working towards joining the British Army, i.e getting down the gym and working as much as I can to pay off debts I've aquired throughout my Uni days.
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I need a loan Shark i know the risks i have tried the banks but becuase i'm a single mum i cant get one? |
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Would You Bank in a Grocery Store? |
What about the banks in the grocery store? Do you feel comfortable about that, or is it weird? Additional Details I dont mean WORKING at the bank in a grocery store.
I would feel ... |
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What happens if your in tons of debt and you die? |
If i had around 70000 in debt and i was to die would my family have to pay for it. The only family members that are still alive is my sister and i don't really want to leave that on her. A... |
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A man I am interested in flaunted his paycheck stub...? |
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Hi,i'm 18, have no established credit,and i need a loan for 20 K without a co signer. Where can i apply? |
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What's the easiest way to make money online? |
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Ben's Mango ^.^ | What's the best way for a teen to work towards becoming a millionaire when they're older? |
Maybe not a millionaire, but I want to have a good amount of money to fall back on just in case. I'm 14 right now and I have a pretty good allowance. My mom won't let me get a job, but I'll be out of her house by the time I'm 18 anyway, so that's just 3.5 years.
So what should I do (I want to start working towards it now) to make sure I'll have plenty of money when I'm older?
Btw... I will go to college so I can get a job that pays me a lot. But still, you can never have too much money, right? |
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GW
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Study hard. Get into an ivy league or top tier school. Then go into finance (investment banking, alternative assets (hedge funds, private equity, etc.), trading)
To give you an idea as to how much you'll make in investment banking / pe:
Analyst (year 1-2) 100-120k
Associate (year 3-5) 140-170k (many have MBA)
VP (year 6- who knows) 200k+ (guess)
Managing Director 500k+ (guess)
I have a couple friends now who work for prominent private equity firms. They earn in excess of 150k after 1 1/2 years of work.
Assuming this isn't realistic, you could pinch your pennies until your old. You should retire comfortably, but will you really enjoy living that way?
Make your money do the work for you. Read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. |
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WordNerd
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You can start planning for your future now by getting in the habit of saving. Treat your savings account like a monthly bill. Each month, put a certain amount in your savings, and don't touch it. Even if it's just $5 or $10, it adds up. As your allowance increases or you get a job, increase the amount you save. |
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rmac
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Step 1... Decide on an profession that you can make money in... know your strengths and what professions will highlight them... I liked advertising design (which I studied for), But decide that advertsing sales could bring in the big salary I was after...
Step 2. Open an IRA (Individulal Retirment Account) right now! Today! Take 20% of what you earn every week from today until the rest of your life and put it in the account... The longer the money stays in the account the more interst it earns.. It's called the effect of compound interest... Understand this princapal well. If you put $20,000 in an IRA when you graduate college... And you can earn 10% interest on it until you retire... you will have $1,763,950 by the age of 65! Thats without adding another Penny!
Step 3. Purchase your own Home as soon as possible... And if possible try to make your first home a two or three family so you can use the other rent to subsudisze your Mortgage... Owning a home gives you a lot of financial power, and could turn out to be an investment that you could retire off of... It also give you a vastly bigger tax return every year...
Look at it this way... When you want to buy a home can go to the bank and say I have $20,000 and I want to buy a $300,000 house. The bank will say okay we will loan you $280,000 to cover the rest. When you sell it 10-years for $600,000, you just made $280,000!
Now go back to the bank and ask them to loan you $280,000 so you can double it 10 years in the stock market... They will laugh in your face! Real Estate is one of the only investments that a bank will lend you money to invest with... Now instead of investing $20,000 in the stock market and doubling it 10-years to make it $40,000, you invested what the bank gave you $300,000 and doubled it in 10-years
Step 4. Always be generous! For some reason the universe is designed in a way that the more money you share, the more you get back in return... You must keep the good energy flowing and never hoard your money... |
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Sarah B
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Save a set amount of money and do not touch it and you are one step closer to your goals! |
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atheism_and.rats
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Invest in safe commodities on the stock market, 10% of your earnings a year, every year. |
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Shannon
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Right now, focus on your academics, join clubs at your school, etc. so you can get into a good college. If you're really into finance, then become the treasurer of a club so you can practice handling money for your future.
But if you want to do more, you can start you own little business selling hand-made jewlery, or anything creative. |
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jonzoct
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The best advice I can give you:
Do NOT go into debt to finance your college education unless you have a distinct professional goal (e.g. doctor, lawyer, CPA, etc.)
If you do not have a distinct professional goal then go to college part-time, do not incur any debt, and begin saving aggressively.
Once you start work, which should be ASAP (maybe you could work it out with your Mom to let you work less than 20 hours per work or on the weekends): save aggressively (at least 20% of your income--use tax deferred accounts, like retirement plans, first), minimize your housing costs, and track your income and expenses on personal finance software to see what expenses you can cut down on.
Hope I was helpful to you. |
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the white rabbit
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Save your money and invest in something you belive will make a lot of money. |
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hirebookkeeper
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Save, save, save |
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momoftwo
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Pay at least 20% of what you earn into an interest savings account.
Live within your means......use coupons for the stuff you do buy, buy used, second-hand, etc......When you've worn a product out and want to get rid of it, try to sell it, even if for only a dollar on craigslist or something. |
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Franco
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I am surprised at you ! Do you not know that money is the root of all evil? |
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coolz43
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Well, in my opinion, this question needs to be fixed. Are you talking about in this generation or a later generation. If it is a later generation then all the person would have to do is go to college and get a decent job because being a millionaire in a couple of years pretty much means your average. |
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Angela Gee
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That's a huge dream to have.
I suggest you start small and make the best of what you're doing at the moment. Then eventually, when you're experienced enough, you'll be able to tackle even bigger projects.
You need to be creative as well. Creativity impresses a lot of people and then people consider your ideas. You have to put yourself out there and be very very courageous.
But keep in mind, that money isn't everything.
Good luck though. |
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moneyoffman
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Hi,
I have started doing affilliate marketing programs its easy and you can make a nice income. If you are good with computers its easy peasy.
If you are serious about making money then try the following site. It is packed full of articles tips and resources which you can use to start earning good money online.
http://www.internet-marketing-advice.com |
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RockBotheRepublican
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Having a job you enjoy and are good at will give you more satisfaction than money can buy. Most millionares are private business owners, but if you actually want to get there you have to work at an average paying job to get experience fist. The most important thing is to invest now with whatever you can get your hands on, the stock market has never failed to make a profit over a 12 period even during the depression and the sooner you invest the more you'll make, but your parents will have to set that up for you. Even average paid people can easly be millionares by retirement simply buy saving and investing 10% of there income. Figure out what your good at and enjoy and stick to it no matter how long it takes, you'll get there sooner then you think if you have what it takes. |
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Amanda Overmeyer-Janis of today!
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Go to college.
Don't take allowance for granted.
Get a job when you turn 16.
Trust me, you won't be out of the house by the time you're 18. When you're around 17...almost 18, you will have a reality flash, and you will stick around.
Too much money can destroy you. Look at Anna Nicole Smith, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis...all rich and famous, but miserable inside...the drugs eventually killed them. They could afford them. When you're rich, there is a confusion about who really loves you and who just loves your money.
Peace. |
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Zachary R
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stay in school become friends with bill gates (he is a billionare richest man in the world)
chase your dreams kid |
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Charlotte F
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bed as many billionairs as you can |
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Pal
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You have some big ideas but don't forget to reality check. Right now you can start by saving at least 10% of what ever money you get. That is your nest egg and not to be touched until retirement or an extreme emergency .
Also learn about investing, That is how you make the money you have work for you. You could join a teen investment club and learn all you can. They don't invest real money but keep track of stocks as if they did and see how they do after a period of months. Get good at it. For most people who work for a living that is the only way to get ahead.
A million $$$ is chicken feed in this economy so you need to be shooting in the 10s of millions just to stay up with inflation and have enough to live on when you retire. I am not trying to put you down just make you think bigger so you will be ready for the real world. |
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kimbarlaayy
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well, make sure you get into as many honors classes as possible.
do loads of volunteer work and after-school activities.
for real, work towards getting into a great college and then life willl be good from there.
it all starts at college!
dont screw it up now! |
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Edward Ark Jeans Company
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Have them started doing something they like to do that would keep them out of bad things, but they enjoy and show them how to profit off of it, when they are young they have time to get there skill together. |
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bic
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education, education, education. |
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kaayyttee
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you tell me |
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Jo L
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have a nice weekend dear...! |
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chicken
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sell druqs!!!
u qet paid!! woooo |
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