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Are these good investments for a teenager?
I just have a few questions to askSo my plans are to buy $300 Australian dollars to US DOLLARS and when the dollar goes up I will sell them. Then I will invest in silver or gold. I know e risks of both investing. So my questions are 1 when I buy US dollars can I physically hold onto them and sell them when It goes up at a currency exchange place? Will they give me cash when I trade it in?2 are their any other currencies to invest in other than the US dollar?3 where do I buy silver or gold from and where do I trade it in? 4 are their any other investments that you recommend?I am under 18 so I can't buy shares. Thanks

Is Real estate, direct selling, mlm, stock market, free lancer investments all subjected to to incom tax?
All active or earned income from employment and business are subjected to income tax. Such as franchises and shops.

Do you freak out when you lose money in long term investments?
My husband and I have ROTH IRA's and a 529 college account for my son, both which fluctuate based on the market. I have these accounts through a financial adviser of a pretty large finance firm. I know that the market changes everyday and that these are long term investments, so I am ok with them losing and gaining money. My husband, on the other hand, is another story. He see's them losing money and wants me to call the investor and either stop investing or change everything. These are very long term as my son is only 2 and we are only 31 32, so we have plenty of time to save for retirement.So, what are your thoughts? Do you watch the long term investments that you have? If you see them losing, do you change things up? Should we just stop looking at it can't say my husband ever will I guess I should add that the investments for these particular accounts are all mutual funds, not individual stocks.

What are good investments to make in the stock market?
let's say I have $2000. What'll you invest in. How sure are you of your investment

Axis bank mutual fund investments, please help and guide.?
Actually i'm student and getting a fixed monthly pocket money of about 7000 per month from my father. at the end of the month i can save upto 1000 from them. so today i thinked about investment of it.. i googled about share market but it sounds so difficult and time consuming, and as i'm student i have no time to sit in fromt of tv and watch rates.so i want to ask you guys that is there any investment plan in which i can invest with rs 500 monthly and can have a good return, which is safe and reliable too. i have saving bank account in axis bank so will prefer with axis bank.what are mutual funds, do i have to open another account for it.i read that we can invest with minimum of 100rs in mutual funds.please guide me is there any way i can invest my money?

I have 35 dollars and would like to start making smart money investments where do i start?
stock money making investments.

A financial statement how to find liabilities assets and owners investments?
The following financial statement information is from five separate companies CompanyA CompanyB CompanyC CompanyD CompanyE December 31, 2008 Assets $39,000 $30,420 $24,960 $69,420 $106,470 Liabilities 31,980 21,294 13,478 47,899 ? December 31, 2009 Assets 42,000 30,240 ? 76,440 115,920 Liabilities ? 20,563 13,788 36,691 91,576 During year 2009 Owner investments 6,000 1,400 9,750 ? 6,500 Net income loss 9,380 ? 1,005 11,228 7,550 Owner cash withdrawals 3,500 2,000 5,875 0 11,000

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