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category: General, question by: Laura, posted on: 9th May 2012 10:24:34 pmI no longer need a large family home due to kids leaving the nest. Prop values are up in my neighborhood so I'd like to sell now while the markets are high and interest rates are low. I want to buy a smaller house but can wait in case there is a significant market correction this year.
Will a market correction (or worse) bring lower home prices ? 0 Answer(s). Help Laura by answering this question... |
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I have a 401k self directed and want to draw out money to buy a home will i still have to clame it as income at the end of the year? if so how much taxes would i have to pay. 0 Answer(s). Help Elmer Peterson by answering this question... |
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I have $1500.00 monthly in a fixed pension.
How much more money do I need to save,or set aside, to give myself inflation adjusted raises?
Assume 3.6% to 4% inflation,
saving interest = inflation rate,
30 years in retirement (withdrawal)
Please give me a formula so I may adjust those variables.
Thank you,
Tim 0 Answer(s). Help Tim by answering this question... |
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category: General, question by: Meena, posted on: 6th April 2012 07:18:39 amI have a question regarding timeshare.
Me and my husband bought timeshare in las Vegas 15 years back (we were new to USA and also naive)
For the past 15 years we have NEVER used it even for a day. But have payed it in full "12000$". And have been paying regular maintenance fee of 490-650$ a year.
Now, the financial situation is not so good and we feel that the money is just going into drain. We have tried selling this timeshare but got into horrible scams and have lost several 1000s of $$ with agencies promising us to sell this for us.
How can we get rid of this. Can we just stop paying maintenance fees???? What happens if we do so? 0 Answer(s). Help Meena by answering this question... |
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category: General, question by: David, posted on: 15th March 2012 12:04:38 amIs there such a thing as company that will look after your finances to get back on track that would take care of the bills and control what you spend per week. Budget for you. 0 Answer(s). Help David by answering this question... |
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Suppose that 3 months from now company A plans to borrow $100 million for 1 year at an interest rate of LIBOR plus 100 basis points with current LIBOR being 10%.
(a) What is the funding risk that A faces?
(b) Suppose that A enters into a 3-month Forward Rate Agreement with B for a notional principal of $100 million. Terms of FRA are as follows: If 1-year LIBOR exceeds 10% 3 months from now B must pay A. If 1 year LIBOR is less that 10% 3 months then A must pay B. How can this FRA eliminate the rist that you identified in part (a) of this question 0 Answer(s). Help Vanria by answering this question... |
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category: Investing, question by: Arlene, posted on: 14th November 2011 06:28:07 pmAs an inheritance we had received stocks several years ago and the holders have been and still are Merrill Lynch. Bank of America took over Merrill Lynch a little more than a year ago. If Bank of America and Merrill Lynch were to go under as a result of our shaky economy what would happen to our stocks? 0 Answer(s). Help Arlene by answering this question... |
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