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Mastering the Fundamentals: Understanding the Time Value of Money for Financial Success
The Time Value of Money (TVM) is a fundamental concept in finance that states that the value of money changes over time. In other words, the value of money today is different than its value in the future. This concept is important to understand because it affects the way we make financial decisions, such as investing, borrowing, and saving.
By Jared Goddard3 years ago in Trader
Stock Market Success: A Guide to Making Money with Stocks
Making money with stocks is a popular way to grow wealth, but it can also be a risky endeavor if not approached correctly. In this blog post, we will discuss some strategies for making money with stocks and how to minimize risk.
By Jared Goddard3 years ago in Trader
Unviable Populist Benefit
In a long distance race meeting of State head Narendra Modi with senior civil servants, a couple of authorities raised worry over libertarian plans reported by a few states, guaranteeing they are monetarily impractical and could bring them down similar way as Sri Lanka, sources said on Sunday.
By Jaloye neyzon3 years ago in Trader
Automate your trading with algorithms !!
Automated trading or Algorithmic trading is the use of computer software and algorithms to execute trades in the financial markets. This type of trading allows the trader to set the specific rules and parameters of the trade and the software does it automatically.
By Rachel Green3 years ago in Trader
INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
I PUT THE MONEY ON THE TABLE in the form of a deposit on the apartment and we moved out of mom's garage. That was the big end to my dream of setting aside money for my children to start life on... something I never had and was never thought of for having from anyone. Short of a SAVINGS BOND set up for me by my maternal grandmom, nothing had ever been prearranged... that I know of. Sure, there was life insurance to cover dependents on mom's job back when we were younger, but children were never intended to benefit from that... it was to put us into the ground "in the event." And there was the traditional WHOLE LIFE POLICY which would cover the cost of burial at the penny up premiums charged by LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES who would pay for burial or refunds of what was paid in prenium amounts "if death did not occur." I had a plan to move us ahead in spite of my children's father creating a need to escape him in our younger days. I was 18 when I left and by 19 I was divorced. The children and I were still alive and there was another woman in my place and already dodging fisty punches from him... her and her baby girl. At any rate, the apartment I signed onto for us was actually a three bedroom townhouse apartment just across the state line. It was in easy reach to mom's house, grandma's house, my military unit and my job. I opted for it in the ruxh to recover from having lost at buying my first home... a three bedroom cottage house on the street some ten blocks or so north of my grandmother's house. I would have been in close vicinity to all of our relatives. Instead, I signed onto a townhouse being cleared of its prior tenant by the Realtor/Owner and his son. I cashed in two investment accounts set up by me for my son and daughter's future. I cashed them in and was so agonized for having to do it using money intended for them that I cried before and after doing so... cried for the entire weekend. I figured we would never get a home of our own. I was never managing to save anything. I had to cash the accounts in due to a rush from my stepfather who insisted on our "getting out" of mom's house after my return from military basic training. I had come out, settled the arrangement with mom as having been my signed temporary guardian for the time of which I was gone. After having settled with her, I located a house and put a downpayment on it... without spending into our investment monies. WADELL&REED INVESTMENT AGENCY held three accounts, one for each of my children and one for myself as a retirement fund. It was the second attempt at making the attempt to not be dependent in my latter years. The first, set up with EQUITABLE ASSURANCE on my first job with the State of Illinois at the early age of 21 years, became lost in a tangle of credentials theft while I was away at military training. I had placed my everything into a storage shed at SPACE PLACE STORAGE and the women operating the site did away with my everything stored. I cashed in the accounts held for my children on the advice of the agent... District Manager in the Chicago area... who came to my mother's home, sat on her sofa beside me and drew the paperwork to close two and hold onto the one. I could "...restart the children's accounts any time... they had longer options than did I." I signed the paperwork and within a week had the money for the townhouse. I lost the deposit money put down on the little cottage house, but were not in the streets as we would have been. The closing on the sale of the small house was schedule for that weekend... three or four days after being pushed out of mom's house by her husband. I was 27, my children were 10 and 12. My own husband was wayward when I enlisted into the military, and was wayward by exact definition when I returned... when I signed onto a place to live and before and after losing the first home purchase ever attempted. He hadn't been around since before losing the apartment signed for in his and my name, located further out in the suburbs. He ahd quit his job one day, decided he wasn't going to work for a living and left. It was the last I had seen of him except that he showed up to help move heavy items from the apartment out of the moving truck I rented, into the second of two storage sheds I put a deposit on. He had signed for the latter of the two in our rush to close out the business of leasing the storage unit before close of day. He was the one who showed his face as they locked the office doors. They assumed he was the paying party on the contract. It was me. It was before I left for military training. It was the last I saw of him. They blocked me from paying on "his" storage shed. They blocked me from collecting my possessions. The children and I moved the items of the first storage shed into our townhouse apartment. I was consoled in that I still had my retirement account with WADDELL&REED set by their District Manager.
By Carmen JimersonCross-Safieddine3 years ago in Trader
easiest way to make money online
Introduction: The internet has opened up a whole new world of opportunities for making money. There are now many different ways to make money online, from the comfort of your own home. You can start your own online business, work as a freelancer, or even find a traditional job that allows you to work remotely. The possibilities are endless! But with so many options available, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we’ve put together this list of the easiest ways to make money online.
By Abdul rahman3 years ago in Trader
How to rank on Google featured snippets?
Ranking on Featured Snippets is a tricky and considered as a difficult task. Google Featured Snippets, also known as "Position Zero," is a coveted spot on the search engine results page (SERP) that appears above all other results. The Featured Snippet is a summary of the answer to a user's query, pulled from a webpage. It includes a title, a URL, and a short description, as well as a thumbnail image for some queries.
By Smith Chadwick3 years ago in Trader
