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A teacher deposited 3000 in a retirement fund If she didn't add any more money to the fund which earns an annual interest rate of 6 percent how much money would she have in 1 year?
A teacher deposited $3,000 in a retirement fund. If she didn't add any more money to the fund, which earns an annual interest rate of 6%, how much money would she have in 1 year
How much money neal hamil modeling agency charge for portfolio?
They do not list the prices for their portfolio on their website so you will more than likely have to call them to ask.
How much money is needed to fund a construction company?
thousands, probably more.
How much money did the Yankees make the first year of their franchise?
More what your retirement fund is
A teacher deposited 3000 in a retirement fund If she didnt add any more money to the fund which earns an annual interest rate of 6 percent how much money would she have in 1 year?
180
How much money was spent to fund the us army in World War 2?
56.6 million
How much money does Bella pay for the two motorcycles?
She gets them for free but when Jacob fixes them it is unknown how much she spent from her college fund.
How did the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 allow greater diversification of pension fund investments?
The act stressed that investments need not be examined individually by regulators, but in the context of an entire portfolio, thus granting much greater leverage to and placing more emphasis on fund managers.
What do you mean by mutual fund?
Mutual Fund is an open-ended fund operated by an investment company which raises money from shareholders and invests in a group of assets, in accordance with a stated set of objectives. Mutual funds raise money by selling shares of the fund to the public, much like any other type of company can sell stock in itself to the public.
How much money does Marty donate to the Save the Clocktower fund in Back to the Future?
A quarter (25 cents)
How much money would you have to invest to make five thousand dollars a monthly?
you need at least a million bucks and a well diversified portfolio.
Why own a mutual fund rather than individual stocks?
Diversity. The point of a mutual fund is to spread out your risk. If you buy $10,000 worth of shares of an individual stock, and that company goes bankrupt, you lose the entire amount. If you buy $10,000 worth of shares in a mutual fund, it will be invested in a variety of different companies, so if one goes bankrupt your shares in the mutual fund might still be worth say $9900, depending on how much the mutual fund had invested in that particular company. Investing in a mutual fund consists largely of choosing one. Once you've done that, that's pretty much it: the fund manager will take care of all the buying and selling details. If you invest in individual stocks, you will need to manage your own portfolio. If you're shrewd (or lucky), you may be able to do better managing your portfolio yourself, but you'll probably have to do more work in order to do so.
