Comments on: Financial Investing 10 – Understand Your Investment Risk http://www.elga2002.com/blogspot/financial-investing-10-understand-your-investment-risk Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:19:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Aloha Samo http://www.elga2002.com/blogspot/financial-investing-10-understand-your-investment-risk/comment-page-1#comment-3679 Aloha Samo Tue, 22 Dec 2009 09:15:59 +0000 http://www.elga2002.com/blogspot/financial-investing-10-understand-your-investment-risk#comment-3679 you forgot to tell us WHY you are taking a financial management course. Having known THAT, I'd have worked out WHAT you need to study to achieve WHAT you want to achieve. I mean, if you have no estate, why would you want to know how to "get one distributed according to your wishes" know what I mean??<br><b>References : </b><br>http://credit---card.org/ you forgot to tell us WHY you are taking a financial management course.
Having known THAT, I’d have worked out WHAT you need to study to achieve WHAT you want to achieve.

I mean, if you have no estate, why would you want to know how to

"get one distributed according to your wishes" know what I mean??
References :
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]]> By: Burt Whitley http://www.elga2002.com/blogspot/financial-investing-10-understand-your-investment-risk/comment-page-1#comment-3678 Burt Whitley Tue, 22 Dec 2009 04:13:09 +0000 http://www.elga2002.com/blogspot/financial-investing-10-understand-your-investment-risk#comment-3678 <b>We will be taking a financial management course and I am wondering what your specific questions would be. Why?</b><br>Here are the six key topics but what would be your top 3-5 specific questions? Why? Cash Management Making the most of your income Reducing your debt Taking control of your credit Assessing your current situation Traditional savings vehicles The impact of inflation How much cash? Risk Management Reducing financial risk Protecting your property and assets Are you properly insured? Types of medical coverage Homeowners and auto insurance Disability income and long-term-care insurance How much life insurance do you need? Avoid being under- or over-insured. Tax Planning What's your marginal income tax bracket? Impacts of the latest tax laws Avoid paying more taxes than you owe Using tax strategies to your advantage Taxable equivalent yield Investment Management Basic types of investments Understanding your risk level How to measure investment risk Making better investment decisions Proper asset allocation Dollar cost averaging Benefiting from tax-deferred investing College funding strategies Retirement Planning The penalty of procrastination Sources of retirement income Employer retirement plans IRAs/Roth IRAs Calculating the cost of your retirement Determining your distribution from retirement plans Rollover options Wise Estate Conservation Having your estate distributed according to your wishes Avoiding probate and excessive estate taxes Learning about the benefits of trusts and charitable giving We will be taking a financial management course and I am wondering what your specific questions would be. Why?
Here are the six key topics but what would be your top 3-5 specific questions? Why?

Cash Management
Making the most of your income
Reducing your debt
Taking control of your credit
Assessing your current situation
Traditional savings vehicles
The impact of inflation
How much cash?

Risk Management
Reducing financial risk
Protecting your property and assets
Are you properly insured?
Types of medical coverage
Homeowners and auto insurance
Disability income and long-term-care insurance
How much life insurance do you need?
Avoid being under- or over-insured.

Tax Planning
What’s your marginal income tax bracket?
Impacts of the latest tax laws
Avoid paying more taxes than you owe
Using tax strategies to your advantage
Taxable equivalent yield

Investment Management
Basic types of investments
Understanding your risk level
How to measure investment risk
Making better investment decisions
Proper asset allocation
Dollar cost averaging
Benefiting from tax-deferred investing
College funding strategies

Retirement Planning
The penalty of procrastination
Sources of retirement income
Employer retirement plans
IRAs/Roth IRAs
Calculating the cost of your retirement
Determining your distribution from retirement plans
Rollover options

Wise Estate Conservation
Having your estate distributed according to your wishes
Avoiding probate and excessive estate taxes
Learning about the benefits of trusts and charitable giving

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