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Could empty land be a good retirement investment?
It seems like a good idea to me, but I've never heard of anyone doing it. Buy empty plots of land on the outskirts of cities and just hold onto them for 40 years until you retire and sell them. Cities are always expanding so it will eventually become worth more. I don't want to have to worry about tenants and maintenance and stuff and empty land is usually pretty cheap.
Why the price of each share is so different for my retirement investment?
I have a target date retirement account with T Rowe Price.I notice the price for each share is very different betwee 2040, 2030 and 2050.For 2040 is like 18 dollar per share, but for 2050 is only 9 dollars and 2030 is like 13 dollars.But the component of the funds are very similar to each other.So, Why the 2040 is so expenensive in comparison to others?If they are the same thing, why people buy 2040 instead of 2050 or 2030?I don't understand why both 2040, 2030 and 2050 holds the same amount of S& P500, will have different in price.So, why shouldn't I buy the cheapest?
Metlife Annuities (Series L), scam or legitimate retirement investment?
metlife.com individual investment products annuities prospectuses Series L.htmlMy parents want to purchase " Metlife Series L Annuity" and asked me to find out if they are legitimate. They want to invest their entire retirement savings which makes this an important decision. They also were concerned about the many lawsuits surrounding annuities. Does anyone know if these are legitimate or are they a scam?How would I research this annuity for them?Thank you in advance
Should I roll over a portion of my 403b retirement investments to help me maximize my roth IRA contributions?
I plan on working another 25 years.
What makes equity-index annuities good or bad retirement investments ?
I am very skeptical of a master dex equity index annuity that has been recommended to me by a financial plannerWhat makes equity index annuities good or bad retirement investments ?
What should you do with your retirement investment?
Small investors are losing shelters in current market while big investors are making money off of small investors. For retirement accounts that can't be liquidated right away such as 457, 401K or IRA, what should you do? Should you take the penalty from the government and liquidate?Or park your money in bond funds until the feds raise the interest rates? Once they do move your money to money market funds?
What educational degrees would best equip one to understand taxation, paycheck stubs, & retirement investment?
I would like to take some classes. Any specific classes to take to better manage personal finances and be more keen on catching paycheck stub errors as well as understanding how to live smart by not overworking and getting more taxed? I am a hard worker who would like to more a double job once school finishes, but I'm afraid I'll pay so much in taxes. I don't quite understand this whole taxation stuff and how to ensure a good retirement. Thanks.
Return on equity ISA and retirement investments?
They say that you should return an average of 9 % year after tax on various managed funds in ISA's and pensions. Does anyone actually come close to this return or is it just me making less than 3 % most years? How do you go about changing and choosing the best returns? UK replies only please unless you have foreign funds to suggest.Thanks, Ed.
The best monthly cash return on a retirement investment.?
I will be receiving over 6 figure profit sharing amount in the near future. I want to invest it, and receive a monthly pay out for my retirement. This is other then an annuity. I am 63 and receiving social security.
What kind of IRA or retirement investment should I set up?
Without revealing too many financial details, I want a quick opinion from those on here regarding an investment option for retirement. I am currently 28 years old and make a decent sum of money a year. I have some student loan debt and am currently on track to pay that off in about five years. I have no debt other than this, no mortgage, car loan, credit card debt, etc. I currently have what I would believe to be a significant sum of money in my savings and checking accounts probably enough to cover my basic living expenses for about eight to ten months with no income . I have a 403b retirement account through my employer, but currently do not have a large amount in that account maybe 5 7 K . I am looking at starting an IRA and want to know if I should start a Roth IRA, traditional IRA, or invest myself.
I'm 32 and I want to start a retirement investment? Vanguard 2040?
I'm 32, novice investor, and would like to start a Roth IRA. What is the maximum that I can invest under the roth IRA? And I have a Vanguard account with and emerging markets fund already. I'm considering the Vanguard target 2040 retirement mutual fund. Do you have a better idea? Plenty of thanks, trying to make a good decision here.
Is a Variable Universal life a good retirement investment?
I will be putting $24,000 per year into it for 20 years for a $750,000 policy. I will them get $115,000 back for more than 30 years after I retire. I put in $480,000 and will get $3,450,000 back in retirement with a death benefit of about $700,000. This is assuming a 8 % return.
Where to start with retirement investments?
I'm 20 years old and want to get a head start.
How many % of your income you will buy insurance as savings, retirement, investment and protection? Why?
Which part you will most concern and why?
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