How much money does an individual need to have to have gregory j. schwartz & co.,inc be one's financial adviso
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(248) 644-2701 call them
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A lifer in a federal prison need very little.\nA woman about to be hit by a passing motor vehicle need none.\nA child in China needs about $1000.\nAn American brat thinks they need $1,000,000.\nA romantic would say that money means nothing until the next bill arrives.\nAn accountant would say that $200,000 properly invested by a 10 year old would allow that person to retire at 30 years old.\nLife is choices.  Most humans have no idea how much or how little they waste until they do not have it to waste.
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You should start out around $55,000
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You should put in at least as much as you need to in order to receive your company's match.  If you put in less than, then you're walking away from "free" money.  Anything over that amount is a personal investment decision.  My old company had a terrible 401(k) program with few, and mostly bad, investment options.  I put in enough to get my company match, and then put more money into an IRA.  My current company has a great matching program, and terrific investment options, so I'm maxing out my contribution.  \n\nThe short answer is put away as much as you can.  The longer it sits in an investment that's growing, the more money you'll have at the end.
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You know there is a minimum amount you have to invest in money market funds. Probably at least 18,000 pounds or 10,000 US
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Any U.S. citizen or Green Card holder whose gross estate is in excess of the current exemption amount, which is $2,000,000.  (That threshold amount may be reduced if large gifts were made during your life for which you filed or should have filed a Form 709.)  If you seem to fit this profile, you should consult a lawyer or accountant.
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You can afford about 1200 for P&I  firgure taxes here run about 5000 per year (cheapest)about 1000 per year for insurance. You can try like hempstead,or new cassel or along the south shore nothing on the north shore less then 500k also try in suffolk eg sound beach. but there are palces out there. Try a 40 year mortgage (P&I) stay away from the neg ams  If you have any questions I am here on the island. Please email I work for a mortgage bank ...johng@oldmerchants.com
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It depends how much you can afford to take out.  If you're married and have some financial support for your spouse that helps.  If you can live with less than 30k, try and contribute as much as possible until you hit the limit where the company stops matching.  As long as they match, that's basically free money and you should try and take advantage of it.
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Robert welcome to the grey zones, your best bet would be a private insurance person that you can trust and he/she can sit down and discuss the choices in your area relevant to your finances, beware most of 'em want to sell you their's and they don't care for the rest. Besides this part d is necessary in a way, you don't get it at age 65, they will make you pay penalties later, good luck
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A certain amount is necessary.  When I was first married we struggled to make ends meet.  We're married 12 1/2 years now and we're in a much better financial place.  I don't have to worry about how to pay the car insurance with takes away alot of the stress.  However, I was very happy then just as I am happy now.  Money is a facilitator, but by itself won't make you happy.
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It depends on how much money is involved or how little is not
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Here's your answer.\n\nDeposit $1,000 is a 5% account that compounds daily.  Then freeze yourself for 415 years.  When you emerge you'll have $1 Trillion in the bank.
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An Individual Voluntary Arrangement is suitable for some people and not for others.\n\nIt all depends on your individual financial situation.
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This is a very vague question!  You should sit down with a Financial Consultant and create a financial plan.  That person should ask you your risk tolerance. \nWhat type of income will you be getting from pension, social security, or other areas?\nAre you selling a business? \nWill you be working after you retire from this company?\nWhat types of debt do you have now vs when you retire? \nIf there is any additional income that you'll have.  \nWhat is your tax situation?\nWho are your beneficiaries?\nHave you already planned for long term care (one out of two people will need it in the future) \nHow long do you want to lock up your money?\nDo you have enough life insurance so your wife will be reasonably comfortable?\nHave you created a trust or will?\nDo you have grandkids?\n\nThere's 100 different ways to go about it.  I would recommend seeing a *Certified* Financial Planner with your wife. It will be a nightmare eye-opener for you. \nIt will be the equivalent of you sitting naked in someones office. LOL \n  Be careful going to one of the large or smaller brokerage houses first because you'll be like live bait.\n\nOff the top of my head should you wait to retire when your older?  Will you outlast your retirement funds?
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1) Yes.\n2) You need to open a margin account. (Minimum $2,000.00)\n3) Yes.\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)
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If you are going to own your own firm...LOTS!\nBusiness license, IRS and State Revenue I.D.......
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sounds a bit illegal.  what is your gender, how old are you, and what do you mean by enough money?