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I need investment ideas to reduce my IRA withdrawals

Asked by venus on Apr 10 2011 at 4:58 PM
Hi, I have a portfolio total of $262000. $166,000 is in an IRA account, which I am withdrawing about 9%, the balance about $92,000 in an indivdual acct.

Not withdrawing any from that one. I was th...
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Living in the OC: should I buy or rent?

Asked by OCMarcyW on Oct 27 2010 at 1:05 PM
Hi everyone,

My husband and I live in Orange County and we both love it here. We plan to stick around in the area for a while and eventually start a family someday.

We've been renting a nice tow...
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Can I dump my worthless penny stocks?

Asked by Jason805 on Sep 01 2010 at 1:03 PM
What's up MCC?
I got excited a couple years back on the pink sheets trading penny stocks. Now time has passed and some of these companies are pretty much out of business, but still have a legal exist...
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Newbie getting started on the stock market

Asked by gilda on Jun 21 2010 at 11:56 PM
Hello again MCC,
You seem to be my best friend recently. Thank you for all your advice so far. I have one more on my mind. I am interested in the stock market, how does it work? I don't know if that ...
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What if I can't afford my passion?

Asked by gilda on Jun 21 2010 at 11:43 PM
Dear MCC
I am pursueing my passion but my financial bills are increasing. I do not feel choked yet but am afraid I am going to get there sooner than later. It seems I can't afford to keep up this li...
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What's the best way to invest my cash?

Asked by gilda on Jun 21 2010 at 11:30 PM
Dear MCC,
If I have some money lying around, for example: 10,000 dollars, how can I invest it to get the best result for that little of an amount. Do I put it in a CD, Mutual Fund, Stock Market, or ...
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Paying credit card debt or saving money?

Asked by Biana on May 20 2010 at 2:01 PM
Hello MCC,
What is better: paying off credit card balances ASAP, even if this means saving little to nothing while doing so, or focusing on saving money first? I keep hearing contradictory statements...
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Overwhelmed by baby expenses

Asked by floria on Apr 09 2010 at 7:31 PM
We are expecting our first baby and there are so many things to buy. What are some things that are absolutely necessary to have in our house when the baby comes and what things can wait for a few mont...
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Just had a car accident: what should I do?

Asked by Gilda on Apr 06 2010 at 5:09 PM
I was involved in a small traffic accident a couple days ago and I am not at fault. Nobody got bruised but my car may be beyond repair. I did not file a police report at the scene...

This is the 1s...
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Best way to earn extra money outside of 9-5 job

Asked by RustyLoy on Mar 04 2010 at 5:42 PM
I am looking for a way to earn extra cash outside of my regular job. I work 9-5 at a run of the mill shithouse, and I would like to earn a little money on the side. Any advice is greatly appreciated...
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