blobspotter asked:


What is the best sort of investment for someone with around £500/$750 I am interested in learning more about higher risk,higher return investments and also the safer investments with lower rewards.Ideally I would like to be able to get my money out within a year and have made some kind of profit.

Evan

J. asked:


In mid-2008, I was so proud of the money I had been working hard for and saving for retirement. I also had some money in a taxable investment account. Then at the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009, I was very disappointed as I saw the value of my hard-earned savings/investments plummet to a sad number indeed.

To put it simply, when will things be better again?

Enrik

ninfragile19 asked:


Basically assist in helping me determine how to make the best use of my income between bills, savings, investments, etc. I want to be more responsible with money and a boost from a professional may help.

James

rock_n_roll asked:


I was checking my debit card account online and it said that I was charged with this fee of ten dollars. Then I saw that my savings account money was moved to my checking account.

what happened?

Rachel

Kara asked:


I wanted to clarify my last question. In NY, a relative wishes to set up an “ITF” or In Trust For/Totten Trust savings account with me as a beneficiary. My concern is that a potential creditor of mine could levy or seize/attack that account even though I’d have no access to the money until after my relative died. Are my concerns justified?

Aaliyah

BS and thats no BS asked:


Anyone do this? I really want to start saving again but I don’t want this money to be used for over draft protection or be tempted online to rob it and put it in my checking so I spend it.

Alice

John C asked:


More specifically, I want to open a savings account that allows me to access the money from Colombia if I ever want to.

Brittney

starlight_940 asked:


I’m being asked to verify my new paypal account with my checking information. I know I have to have an account in order to get payed from them, but can I use a savings instead of checking? I more or less just want the money to build up and accumulate so I have some savings to fall back on.

Callie

MHrice73 asked:


I’ve heard that you only have to pay income tax on savings accounts if you take out money. Is that true? If you do take out money how much do you have to pay. What if you took out money to pay for classes, will you have to pay less income tax; how much less? What other things can you buy that will cost you less or no income tax? Can you give me an example?

Donovan

livelaughlove`<3 asked:


I recently received a $25.00 savings bond. I’ve never had one given to me before, so I’m not sure what it is. How does it work? Do I just keep the bond until I’m ready to use it for something such as college? Do I have to pay any money for it? I’m very confused…if someone could help me, that’d be great. Thanks!
I think the U.S. savings bond is worth $50.

Grayson