Jul
28
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rar_riley asked:


I was wondering when is the best time to get a financial advisor - I have just started my first ‘real job’ and I read a lot on personal finance; however, I always believe a professional opinion is sometimes priceless as opposed to learning the hardway. Should I wait to amass 100k in net worth (which would probably take a long time) Do financial planners even consider you when you don’t have 100k? Please let me know. Thanks

HECTOR
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Byakuya asked:


When you’re struggling financially it makes sense to be responsible with your money. But our government is spending like there’s no tomorrow. They’re gambling with trillions of dollars and millions of peoples’ lives. Why don’t they realize how irresponsible they’re being?

RENE
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St. Judy’s comet asked:


I am 26, single and newly a professional type 9read, now I am making a real salary).

What should I expect from the planner?
What questions should I ask?
How much does such a service usually cost/what is a typical fee schedule?

KELLY

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smak786110 asked:


I live in AFRICA..So if you can Give time in which the news site updates in AFRICAN TIme, will greatly appreciate.
I want it for FOREX and STOCK Exchange purpose, to see the latest BUSINESS NEWS, where no one else has still got them.

CARL
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artbygem asked:


I hear a lot of complaints that the Bush administration and their war on terrorism caused this financial mess. The next time we are attacked by terrorists should we just give it up and not fight at all?
OK, I’ll put it this way. If the USA stays out of the business of other nations and we still get attacked by terrorists from other countries, should we just attack the country where the terrorists originated, or just turn the other cheek to save some bucks?

DANILO
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Matt Humberto asked:


1) Meeting and planning with existing clients?

2) Cold calling or networking for new clients?

3) Executing trades online?

4) Planning investing strategies for specific clients?

5) Filling out tax forms and other dull paperwork?

6) Catching up on the latest revisions to tax rules, etc.?

Please let me know what you spend the MOST time doing. I’m considering becoming a CFP, but I’m not a very procedure-oriented person. I enjoy exploring strategies for clients, and meeting with clients, but I’m not much of a “fill out papers all day” kind of guys.

Thanks in advance for your help!

TONYA

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bebe asked:


I’m a Section 8 Recipient, who is enrolled in college full time, and recieve financial aid to go to school. but this aid is only to pay and go to school.

Can they still consider that as household income, and raise my portion of the rent? Thanks

ELLA

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Andre asked:


I have had a debt with Wells Fargo Educational Financial Services for a long time. One day without warning, they took $1500 from my checking account claiming the Right to Setoff per the loan agreement. My checking account happens to be with Wells Fargo.

I received no summons or judgment, so it wasn’t a legal proceeding.

Had I held my checking account with another financial institution, could Wells Fargo have exercised that right there?

How often can a bank exercise this right?

FOSTER

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mother of four angels asked:


I have bills and problems pouring in from top to bottom, left and right, I feel frustrated, angry, wanting to give up, I have’ nt even bought Christmas gifts for my 4 angels (children). I don’t know what to do; my family does’nt help. Please give me any advice.

MADONNA
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Kxo asked:


What are the financial reporting requirements for first-time IFRS adopters?

JEWELL