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How Would You Like to Gamble- With Stocks or Mutual Funds?
All day the mega TV commercials for stockbrokers and investment plans tend to leave out the one word that best describes what they are really doing It s called gambling After all, life is a gamble There s nothing wrong with gambling, as long as you realiz
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How You Can Benefit from A Mutual Fund
Mutual fund investing is at present the rage in India, thanks to the current booming stock market condition However, all mutual fund investments are not directly linked with stock markets Some funds invest in bonds and debentures and some others in govern
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Monthly Income Plan from Mutual Funds
One of the most intriguing dilemmas an investor has to face is how to manage his money Some believe that equity is too risky But the fall in interest rates and the surge in stock markets prompts us to widen our options In this context we find that MIPs a
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| Volatile income tax will be hard to contain Fri, 03 Sep 2010 15:21:54 -0700 The Seattle Times editorial board argues that the volatility and unpredictability of a high-earner state income tax would eventually lead to a much broader tax on the people. |
| Deal Releases 28 Years Of Personal Tax Returns Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:01:06 -0700 ATLANTA -- Republican gubernatorial nominee Nathan Deal has released 28 years of personal income tax returns, covering his time in elected office. But he declined to make public filings for his Gainesville auto salvage business that became the focus of a congressional ethics probe. |
| Tax Relief: President George W. Bush's Tax Cuts Should Continue, Says President Obama Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:45:34 -0700 Tax relief talk is up in the air, as the looming debate in Congress over whether to continue income tax cuts for the wealthy continues. President Barack Obama proposes that the tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003 under President George W. Bush should continue for all but the wealthiest Americans, namely couples making more than $250,000 or individuals who earn more than $200,000. This is to be ... |