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Archive | November, 2008
Why I like Fidelity – choose the right place to put your money
This post isn’t about promoting a brokerage house – it’s about choosing the right place to put your money, for efficiency and convenience. Picking the right place to put your money can save you lots of headaches and hours and hours of time through the course of your investing life. Here’s my thoughts on the [...]
Continue reading...Improve your investment returns (by lowering your taxes)
10 November 2008
If you’re invested in the stock market, chances are you don’t have positive returns for the year. If you want to improve your returns, keep in mind that the investment return equation is pretty much the same as the net income equation: you can directly improve your returns by lowering your taxes. Total Investment Returns = [...]
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Hi, I’m Alex Benke.
When was the last time you thought carefully about your finances? If you are like most 20 - 30 somethings, it's been too long. Now is the time to get your financial ass into shape. After all, it's YOUR future. Read on: I guarantee you will learn something new here that will have a big impact on your life. Copyright © 2010 MoneyMerc. Thrilling Theme from FreelanceWP
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28 November 2008
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