The S&P 500 has averaged 10% a year since 1965. $10k invested in 1965 through today, not adjusting for inflation, would be worth almost $1.2...
You'd need to do a bit more research in regard to what you FIL's annuity terms are (what's a FIL by the way?). There are multiple terms that can...
Roth IRA's do have a penalty for early withdrawals, but one doesn't need to take money out if they wanted to day trade. You can just trade...
To answer the question, there is no issue with day trading a Roth. In fact it's better to do it in a Roth than a taxable account since any gains...
Generally anything that comes from the employer contribution is subject to vesting. So if the 12k was 0% vested after 3 years, and the vest...
There's no "pay back". The employee would just be entitled to rollover the portion vested as well as their own contributions. Any un-vested...
That's not atypical. It's called vesting and most qualified plans will have some type of vesting component for employer contributions. Don't fret...
Sorry - just saw this. This isn't a get rich quick strategy. It's a methodical way to create forced savings and dollar-cost-average. Over the...
TD Ameritrade has a paper trading platform associated with their active trading Think or Swim platform. I've used it before. It's a pretty...
My college aged son uses it. It's a long term saving and investing tool - not sure I'd be looking for immediate "profits". It invests in a set...
The main source for all corporate reports is the SECs EDGAR database. Whenever a publicly traded company files any type of report, they do it on...
Most bonds (like the Starbucks bonds) trade publicly. So you can't "pull your money out" like a CD, but you can sell your bonds. Depending on a...
The fact that the prospectus says the bonds are offered in 1000 denominations tells me par is 1000. A majority of bond face values are 1000...
Fyi your initial calculation is off. If you bought 100 bonds, you'd be paying $107,000. The par price of a bond is usually $1000, so a bond...
Rosy - TD Ameritrade does indeed trade penny stocks. If they are traded, then you can access them through a TD account. That said, it doesn't...
You need to define the type of pension. There are definitely pension plans that allow the employee to take the funds with them. For example, a...
Depends on the pension. A defined benefit pension is one where the payout is dependent on years of service, pay scale, etc and the company...
Separate names with a comma.
