How do I choose between 457(b), 403(b) and 403(b)7 ? What is the differences between them.?
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A 457 is a state sponsored retirement plan, and 403(b)'s are generally for not-for-profits.  I would suggest a regular old 401(k) even if you are a NFP, as the advantages are numberous, ranging from avoiding annuity wrapper fees to transportability of assets.  Look into it with someone qualified.  I don't know who is talking about 457 plans, they are probably not appropriate for you, and you're probably not even eligible to have one...might want to talk to someone else if someone mentioned that, unless you are a state agency or quasi-gov't entity.
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P1=(635mm Hg)/(760mm Hg) * (1L/1.5L)=.557 atm\nP2=(419mm Hg)/(760mm Hg) * (.5L/1.5L)=.184 atm\n\n.557 atm + .184 atm =.741 atm \n\nconvert 0.741 atm to mm Hg which is 0.741 atm(760mm Hg) =563.16mm Hg
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No, 401.8 N.\nNo, 1078 N.\n9.722 N.\nNo, 11.41 N.\nNo, 8.04 N.
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B is older.  G is newer and is backward compatible with B equipment.  It's faster too and has a larger range.  Don't waste your money on older B routers or cards.  Security is not a function of B or G, but of the software/firmware in the equipment.  Every router has WEP security.  Look for the newer and more secure WPA.
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Need more info. Did the basics of this at college, for the NVQ and the NNEB. Title, details etc. If you require the help still, let me know - jesenianw@yahoo.co.uk and I'll do the best I can.
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99=3*3*11\nab=a*b\nso 99ab=3^2*11*a*b
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a) 72*60*24*30=3110400\nb) 3110400*12 = 37324800\nc) 37324800*72=...................................... :))
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jsut some info.  A 403b is a tax deferred annuity plan for people that work for non-profit organizations, like schools that file 501c of IRS tax code.  in a 403b you can currently contribute up to $15,000 per year in 2006.  A 403b plan is a retirement plan, you cannot touch that money until you are at least 59 1/2 without serious penalty.  The tax deferral could be beneficial to you.  the rule of thumb is $100 a month reduces your federal taxes by $25.\n\nexample: your income is $50,000, your tax bracket 28% = $36,000 take home after tax, 14000 in taxes\nyour income is $50,000, you put $5,000 in your 403b, your tax bracket 28% (could potentially fall but we will leave it as is) = $32,400.  \n\ngive up $3600 now, to put $5,000 in the bank.   your choice.\n\nfor more info go to 403bwise.com
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a Q1 since it is between 0 and 67\nb Q2 since it is between 67 and 88\nc Q3 since it is between 88 and 105
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First, it seems odd that a single company would offer a 403b and a 401k. Typically a 403b is available to employees of a non-profit organization and 401k to for-profit.  The limits are the same.
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Pseudocode:\n\n// in a single statement\n(home_number AND (NOT office_number)) OR ((NOT home_number) AND office_number)\n\nNote: the above statement is the equivalent of an XOR logic statement, using AND and NOT
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The question is would you need to start withdrawing from the 403b when you retire in a few years? While contributing to the 403b would allow you to defer taxes on the income now, you wouldn't have very long to let those savings compound and you wouldn't want to allocate your assets within the 403b very aggresively unless you are able to let the funds sit for several years after retirement.\n\nRemember, also, that you would incur penalties on any withdrawals prior to age 59 1/2 from your 403b. Additionally, many 403b programs use  Tax Sheltered Annuities as the investment chassis. These annuities may have surrender charges assessed on withdrawals during the first several years after investing. \n\nIf you do decide to go ahead with the 403b, make sure you read the prospectus and all related info, especially in regards to withdrawal charges.
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For single independent projects both will lead to the same answer with respect to acceptance or rejection. However, for mutually exclusive projects they give contradictory results. In that case the project with higher NPV rather than higher IRR should be preferred
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Do I only pick one or can I choose all of the above?