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Asked by Tony
Answered by Charles Sizemore
CFA in Dallas, TX
Hi Tony, While I do not expect the government to eliminate the mortgage deduction, it should really be a moot point. If you can only afford the house in question w...
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Asked by Martha
Answered by Winnie Sun PRO+
Financial Adviser in Irvine, CA
Hi Martha, Thanks for the question. In order to utilize 529 funds for higher education purposes, the IRS does want to make sure that you are attending school at least...
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Asked by Tony
Answered by James P. Dowd, CFA
Financial Adviser in San Francisco, CA
Trust deeds are not a conservative investment. They are private securities, they are illiquid, and the relative value depends upon the credit worthiness of the borrowe...
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Asked by Joseph
Answered by Steve Stanganelli
CFP®, CRPC® in Amesbury, MA
When investing in a mutual fund, know your ABCs. A 'load' refers to the commission structure for a particular mutual fund investment. Think of it like a weight that l...
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Asked by Brady
Answered by Martin Leclerc
Financial Adviser in Bryn Mawr, PA
Deposit insurance works through the FDIC which is a US government corporation created by the Banking Act of 1933. Currently, deposit insurance guarantees the safet...
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Asked by Joseph
Answered by Michael Hoffman PRO+
RFC, CLU, ChFC in Grass Valley, CA
Market capitalization refers to the size and usually the maturity of the company. The market is generally divided into Large, Mid and Small cap sectors. The Large ca...
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Asked by John
Answered by Winnie Sun PRO+
Financial Adviser in Irvine, CA
I like rolling old 401(k)'s into one IRA, because it's easier to manage and keep track of. There are other reasons you may, may not want to do this, and it's best to b...
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Asked by Erin
Answered by Michael Hoffman PRO+
RFC, CLU, ChFC in Grass Valley, CA
Hi Erin, A Managed Account may provide the manger "tactical" capabilities which allow them to move the portfolio as the markets move. Example: in a declining equity...
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Asked by Michael
Answered by Alex Bentley PRO+
Financial Adviser in Pacific Palisades, CA
The major downside risks for investing in bonds are credit risk and interest rate risk. This is true of all bonds, not just tax free bonds. Credit risk needs to be e...
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Asked by Katie
Answered by Dimitrios Gikas
Mortgage Professional in Westlake, OH
This depends on a couple of factors. One: Is the tax bracket you are in, can you deduct the mortgage interest if you got a mortgage? Two: What rate of return ca...
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