The U.S. News and World Report publishes an annual list of the best business jobs. Among the positions that look promising for money managers are accountant, financial adviser, financial analyst and financial manager. Investment bankers aren’t mentioned on the USNFP list, but ...
You can calculate the volatility of G10 currencies by consulting a variety of authoritative resources, such as the PowerShares DB G10 Currency Harvest Fund. Crafting a time frame in which to assess ...Read More
Executors of estates inherit a time-consuming, often difficult, and sometimes thankless job. They're responsible for guiding your estate through the probate process, paying off creditors, filing tax ...Read More
It seems like such a simple question: How big is the U.S. money supply? But as with a lot of things in economics, the answer depends on the definitions you use. The government definition of the money ...Read More
Irrevocable trusts are more restrictive than living, revocable trusts, but you can continue to maintain control and management of any assets you have in them. The dangers of these trusts lie in your ...Read More
Scholarships help students pay for the escalating costs of college, but not all scholarships are tax-free. In order for any scholarship, or part of a scholarship, to be tax-free, you must be a ...Read More
Marriage doesn’t disqualify you from getting Social Security disability benefits. Your eligibility remains intact and benefit amounts won’t change. The addition of family members, though, might ...Read More
If you are financially stable, setting up a college trust fund for your child can be a stress-free endeavor. However, there are many different types of trust funds to choose from. You will need to ...Read More
The U.S. dollar doesn't have a consistent value in relation to the world's other currencies -- euros, Japanese yen, British pounds, and so on. Its value rises and falls in response to economic ...Read More
It is not uncommon to leave an inheritance to family members after you die. You may leave a lump sum to your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other loved ones. Inheritances aren't limited ...Read More
Health savings accounts (HSAs) and flexible spending arrangements (FSAs) are tax-free savings plans that allow you to pay for eligible medical expenses. If you quit your job, you'll lose any unused ...Read More
Withdrawing funds from your savings account may require you to report your actions to the IRS for tax purposes. Failure to comply by these rules could result in legal penalties. Understanding when ...Read More
It can be difficult to know the difference between stock options and RSU-based options, but it's important to learn them if an employer is making an offer. A stock option is fairly straightforward, ...Read More
Insurance is a financial product people buy because they need it, not because they want it. The agent who sells and services your policy plays a large part in making sure the insurance fits your ...Read More
Although it is not mandatory to use a computer to manage your stock investments, technology for this purpose has become so common and user friendly that there's no reason not to. Computer programs ...Read More