hoselay37 asked:


Question Details: Technology takes jobs over in an instant. The economy can outsource and job security is unheard of now a days. Most employers want a Batchelors degree as a minimum, Masters is the new Batchelors. Does anyone else consider this before landing themselves into massive responsibilites like debts, children, and retirement plans?

I fear that the economy flux impacts everyone, and very soon there is going to be a unexpected crisis in the world. I am not fear monger, I just see the trends as a whole. I am alone in this?

Asa

bear24882 asked:


I have a Met Life annuity.I am planning on retiring. I started contributing late in my career. I would like to continue contributing after I retire. Is this possible?

Kaley

Caninelegion asked:


in Congress gets? If anyone ever has, I suspect it would have been him.
ThomasS: Re, your PS - agreed, but adding legislation that deletes bad legislation is not actually adding legislation.

Rebecca

buckman201 asked:


We both claim single, no exemptions on our 1099. Would it be better to file jointly? She recently turned in a retirement plan, and that is why we believe it may be better to file seperately.

Rudy

rastus asked:


I plan to sign up for social securit at the age of 62 full retirement is 65. Being that I don’t pay social security for 2.5years does that affect what I should be recieving when I do sign up when I turn 62.

Isaias

Jorge H asked:


I am buying a house and am planning to make the down payment with my 401k and I have about $37,000 in there.About how much of my money will I see if I take the early withdrawal allowing the first $10,000 to be tax free and penalty free?

Larissa