Speak to your banker about types of IRAs that are available to you. Generally speaking, you can make a pre-taxed Roth IRA of $2000 per year, per individual.
wait til your older
In the US, 18-year-olds can vote, join the military, buy tobacco products, and apply for credit cards.
At 17 years old, individuals are subject to the same laws and rules as adults in many areas, such as driving, working, and criminal responsibility. However, there may still be restrictions on certain activities, such as purchasing alcohol or tobacco products, depending on the laws in their specific location. It is important for 17-year-olds to be aware of and follow the laws and regulations that apply to them.
In most states, 17-year-olds can drive at any time as long as they have a valid driver's license and follow the rules of the road.
In Virginia, there is no statewide curfew specifically for 18-year-olds. However, local jurisdictions may have their own ordinances regarding curfews for minors, typically applying to those under 18. It's essential to check with local laws or regulations in your specific area for any curfew rules that may apply. As adults, 18-year-olds are generally allowed to be out without a curfew.
USSSA rules/bylaws - 9 year olds are 44 feet. 10 year olds are 46 feet. Most leagues and associations are the same. Some recreational leagues will have 9 year olds at 42 feet.
14-year-olds are two young to apply for jobs in any state. You can try baby-sitting, mowing lawns, etc., but due to child labor laws if a 14-year-old was hired there would be too many restrictions, which is why most employers look for at least 16-year-olds.
Well no but many 9 year olds cant play but i dont follow the rules=)
Purchase Cigarettes, apply for medical marijuana, attend strip club
it is 2 5/8 barrel or a drop 3 (-3)
This would depend on the rules of the league in question. The Laws of the Game do not address this.
Some effective strategies for establishing and enforcing house rules for 12-year-olds include setting clear and consistent rules, involving the child in the rule-making process, providing positive reinforcement for following rules, and implementing consequences for breaking them. It is important to communicate expectations clearly and to be firm but fair when enforcing rules. Consistency and open communication are key in maintaining a harmonious household environment.