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When choosing the best dividend reinvestment plan, check the setup and maintenance fees, find a plan that allows regular interval investments, and consider using an independent broker to diversify large amounts of money. Determine whether to open a dividend reinvestment plan or a typical brokerage account with information from a financial planner in this free video on investments.
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Bio: Cathy Pareto has an MBA, and is the founder and president of Cathy Pareto & Associates, Inc., based in Miami, Fla.
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Dec. 7 (Bloomberg) — San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders talks about his proposal to replace the traditional pension plan for new municipal employees with a 401(k)-like savings account.
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A money market account is similar to a savings account where money is deposited and used by the bank for investments. Invest money in a money market account as a secure, low-risk investment option with advice from a financial consultant in this free video on investments.
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A CD, or certificate of deposit, is a fixed income instrument purchased from a bank that allows the investor to give the bank a certain amount of money and earn interest on that money for a set period of time. Be aware of early withdraw penalties for CDs with information from a financial planner in this free video on investments.
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Johnathon Chevreau talks with Tina Di Vito: Things you may not know about the Tax Free savings account
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Find the best CD rates online by visiting the Web site of the brokerage, searching for independent Web sites that compare CDs and researching the prospectus of the potential CD. Understand that many Web sites will not offer full disclosure on a certificate of deposit with insight from a financial consultant in this free video on investments.
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You know you should save for a rainy day, but how? Here are some easy, low-risk ways to start.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Priorities
Sacrifice
A savings account
Safe investments
A retirement account
Fewer income-tax withholdings
Step 1: Prioritize
Decide what a nest egg means to you. A cushion in case you get laid off? Money for a down payment on a home? Determine your goal and how much you’ll need to reach it.
Tip: If you must choose between funding a retirement account or your child’s college education, many financial planners advise picking the former. Your child can apply for grants and student loans, but you can’t rely on Social Security to be around when you’re ready to collect.
Step 2: Trim the fat
Take a month or two to write down everything you spend, without changing any of your habits. Take a close look at what you spend money on, and figure out what you can cut—or at least scale back.
Step 3: Open a savings account
With the money you save, open a high-interest savings account. Sign up for automatic transfer from checking to savings. Even $10 a week adds up.
Step 4: Deposit windfalls
Put any unexpected money—an inheritance, a work bonus, a government rebate—into your savings account.
Tip: If you usually get an income-tax refund, adjust your withholdings so that you get more money in your paycheck, and divert that cash to your savings. Otherwise, you’re lending the government your money interest-free for a year.
Step 5: Invest in something safe
Once you’ve saved a few thousand dollars, it’s worth moving your money out of your savings account and into a higher interest-earning but relatively safe investment, like CDs or bonds, available through a bank or broker.
Tip: When you invest in CDs or bonds, you can only withdraw money at certain pre-determined times. Otherwise you’ll face paying hefty penalties.
Step 6: Start a retirement account
If your company offers a 401(k) plan, join it, and invest the maximum allowed. If not, open an individual retirement account, or IRA, through a bank or broker.
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Expert tax advice from a CPA regarding a real estate related issues
Today’s show has a timely message. We have with us, an expert in the tax ramifications of the different types of mortgage situations that people find themselves in, we have brought in Mike Patenella, that I will introduce in just a moment, as well as Brett Fallon is back with us. Were going to be talking about the tax ramifications of short sales, foreclosures, and some of the different types of loan modifications.
Now if you listen to our show regularly, of course you know, we have been over the last several weeks, talking about loan modifications, but we have been getting hundreds of e-mails and calls requesting more information on the loan modifications. There are also some interesting questions that people ask about whats going to happen in regard to taxes. Thats the one thing that so many people are not talking about.
Well we need to talk about it. Its something that we need to bring to you that you can hear and thats what were going to focus the majority of today’s show on. Before I introduce Mike I need to introduce one of my very best friends and the best financial advisor I have ever known, Brett Fallon. Brett thanks for being on the show today.
Brett also has some information in regard to the markets and there is some really great, exciting stuff out there. But before I throw that back over to Brett, we have our expert guest today. He is a CPA and his name is Mike Patenella, thank you for being on the air with us today.
Mike is an expert in taxes, he is a CPA, he knows the ins and outs of all matters tax. His expertise in this particular area is widespread. Mike is an expert and will have specific answers to questions that we have put together. If you have had a foreclosure or youre facing foreclosure or if youre considering a short sale or bankruptcy, any number of things. Were going to touch on each just a little bit.
But we have a few numbers on our staff who are experts in loan modifications, we have put together a great video that helps explain the process, it’s about seven minutes long. And we will get that sent out to you in immediately.
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