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Is Putting Money In A Savings Account/cd's Even Worth It? How Much Does The Government Take From It?

Increase Savings — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 12:43:40 +0000

If I made $300 in interest this year let’s say – does the government take as much from that as they would my paycheck? Is it even worth saving to gain interest?

Is Putting Money In A Savings Account/cd's Even Worth It? How Much Does The Government Take From It?

Increase Savings — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:16:51 +0000

If I made $300 in interest this year let’s say – does the government take as much from that as they would my paycheck? Is it even worth saving to gain interest?

Is Putting Money In A Savings Account/cd's Even Worth It? How Much Does The Government Take From It?

Increase Savings — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 06:38:39 +0000

If I made $300 in interest this year let’s say – does the government take as much from that as they would my paycheck? Is it even worth saving to gain interest?

My Friend Is Putting His Savings Into Creating A Game Called "fasty The Groundmole". How Do I Stop Him?

Increase Savings — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:42:25 +0000

I told him that there was already a similar game to his called Sonic The Hedgehog, but he refuses to stop making it. He says that his game is better because it has better graphics.
How do I convince him that this is a stupid idea? Or am I the only one that thinks it stupid?

How Much Should We Be Putting Into Savings?

Increase Savings — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:36:18 +0000

After we pay all our bills (mortgage, car payment, credit card, utilities, insurance, food and gas for the month) we have 2,000 dollars left over. We live a somewhat frugal life, we don’t go to clubs or bars, we don’t drink or smoke. We love the outdoors, so we spend alot of time doing things outside. We are a family of 3..if it matters. But I was thinking we should be putting about half into savings, right now we are only putting 300 in. Any opinions?

If I Start Putting Money In My Savings Instead Of Checking Account At Wamu- Do I Get To Withdrawal Money?

Increase Savings — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 06:54:12 +0000

I want to save up for a car, apartment and daycare for when I decide to have kids… in like 5 years… anyways, can I withdrawal money from my savings just like my checking if I need to?? If I overdraw from my checking account, will they just transfer money from my savings account and not charge me a fee for it? Also, how can I get a credit card?? Nobody ever approves me… I make about 1,700 per month and I’m 22 years old. Thanks for your help! =)

I Am Thinking About Putting Money In A High Yield Savings Account. Any Ideas On Where I Should Put It?

Increase Savings — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 13:19:34 +0000

Im thinking about putting some money in a High yelid savings account so i have it for a rainy day. I will be putting some out of reach paycheck and whatver else money i get. Im currently a college student and thought it would be a good way to have money just in case. Im not sure where i should do this at. either a bank or whatever way.

My Net Takehome Pay Is $2700 A Month. How Much Should I Be Putting Into Savings?

Increase Savings — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:38:45 +0000

I put 10% of my income into a 403B. I am having $150 every 2 weeks put into a savings account. I do not have a house payment, its already paid for, but needs some repairs.
I am thinking about putting $200 every 2 weeks into savings and asking them to increase my contribution to my 403B to 15%.
How do you know how much to put where?

Should I Pay Off My Credit Card Or Continue Putting Money In My Savings Account?

Increase Savings — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 00:37:03 +0000

I have a credit card that has a balance of $6,800 with 3.99% for life. I have a savings account with $6,000 that earns 5.02% The credit card minimum is about $120. I pay $250 each month. Should I pay-off the credit card or continue paying the $250 and puting money in my savings account? The interest on the credit card is only about $2 dollars more than the interest earned in the savings account.

What Are The Disadvantages Of Getting A 0% Interest For A Year Loan And Putting That Into A Savings Account?

Increase Savings — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 00:41:16 +0000

I got a thing in the mail saying I could get a $5000 loan (with a 3% charger per transaction) for 0% interest for a year. Can I just put that into a high interest savings account and then when the year is up pay off the loan and keep the interest earned? Seems like an easy way to make a little money. I was thinking of signing up with ING for this. Thoughts?