Good credit and adequate income.
The Roth IRA is not necessarily better per se than a traditional IRA. Whether one or the other is a better choice for you depends on current and expected marginal income.
I believe it is better to ladder CD's and even better than that is to mix many fixed income funds in different types for better diversity
The general rule is you should spend no more than half of your income on rent. The better you are doing financially, the smaller percentage of income goes towards your house/apartment.
Of course there are several calculations one can perform to come to the answer. Most of which require figuring your debt to income ratio (what one has compared to what owes) most banks or S&l institutions will not loan if an individual has a 35% or greater debt to income. What I generally tell my clients is that you should not look into buying a home that costs more than 2 and a half times your families gross income ( if you and your partners combined income is 68000 a year or better and your debt to income is less than 35% overall, then you should be golden)
NOT necessarily. Adequate income would be VERY helpful but you should have a lot more interest in other things in the world than just having the adequate income amount to meet all of your NEEDS to keep and maintain your good health.
One is better than the other.
Good credit and adequate income.
There are many other factors to the success of a firm than the balance sheet and income statement. It is important to look at the company's past performances, its potential, as well as its leadership.
Obviously both sexes should have adequate health care.
Adequate. It will most likely aim far better than you can shoot.
keeping adequate record of corporate income tax is the same rule as keeping adequate records in preparing financial statement right? Then it is under uk companies act section 386?
An income statement, enhanced by earnings management without adequate disclosure, may well be a fraudulent income statement.
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with spouse, children, or others who depends on their income.
The Roth IRA is not necessarily better per se than a traditional IRA. Whether one or the other is a better choice for you depends on current and expected marginal income.
I believe it is better to ladder CD's and even better than that is to mix many fixed income funds in different types for better diversity