maters money breakdown?
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www.pga.com\nwww.pgatour.com
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try\ninvestmentweekly,\nyahoo finance also has good info
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Contact your local tax assessors office and they will be able to give you a breakdown.  Otherwise you can look it up on-line on the assessors website.
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Okay, this is gonna sound lame, but watch Madmoney on MSNBC. It's on at night, or in the evening rather, i'm pretty sure on weekdays. He gives amazing advice for the average guy on what stocks are good to invest in and whatnot. I've made a lot of money listening to him. It's worth a shot.
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You should write out a budget. Budget for everything. Bills, car payments, entertainment etc. And try to save a little every paycheck.
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May be articles from http://www.all-total.com/ helps you!\nSorry if not!
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really good money how???
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=GBPUSD=X&t=2y
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All you need to know:\nhttp://money.cnn.com/quote/snapshot/snapshot.html?symb=CMGI\n\nGood luck.
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milions of dollars ..
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try here: http://www.moneysupermarket.com/currentaccounts/\n\ntick on the Student & Young Person Accounts and see what it comes up with
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You have THE NUMBER!\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0743270312&itm=2\n\nThis book asks what is the amount of money you need to put away to be financially free (or something to that effect). I havent read it yet but its on my list.\n\nI heard the question and my answer is 10 million. Invest it in riskless gov't bonds and you get half a mill to spend each year. Who needs that much, invest half or 1/3rd there and the rest in a value investing plan like found in this book:\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&isbn=0471733067&itm=1\n\nAnd you are set for life!
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You'll never find it, and if you did it would change soon.  You'll have to buy 8 funds, preferably ETF's, to get this exact breakdown.
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try http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=RSH
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go to www.bankrate.com.
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In this example you have $10,000,000.00\n\nYou invest $5,000,000.00 in the stock market with the help of a portfolio manager and you reinvest half of your profits and give away the rest to your family.\nIf you get a 10% return you reinvest $250,000.00 and you give away to your family $250,000.00 \nIf you get a 20% return you reinvest $500,000.00 and you give away to your family $500,000.00\n\nThis way you HAVE MORE MONEY EACH YEAR. Therefore you never run out of money.\n\nKeep in mind that with a $5,000,000.00 portfolio you can afford a very expensive portfolio manager that hopefully will protect your money against bad investments and market crashes and war. Therefore there is a very low probability that you will lose money in a year.\n\nEven if you lose, say 20% in the first year. You still have $4,000,000.00 to make more money in the future. (If that happens fire your portfolio manager)\nWhen a bad year ends (Losses) you only give away to your family a minimum wage salary to survive that year or they could survive on credit for an entire year and when the next year comes they pay off all debts or a combination of both.\n\nThe other $5,000,000.00 goes to start a Company (You could easily start 50 $100,000.00 small businesses or 5 $1,000,000.00 medium size businesses)\n\nLike before you reinvest half of the profits in the company and the rest goes to your family.\n\nYou hire 50 managers to run your small businesses or 5 manager to run your medium size businesses and you live your life.\n\nThe key is not to spend $5,000,000.00 to buy a house in Beverly Hills or $250,000.00 to buy a Ferrari because if you burn your money at that rate you will go broke within 3 years. Just like most Actors or Singers.\n\nThere is nothing wrong with a $250,000 Ferrari or a $5,000,000.00 House. \nJust buy them WITH YOUR PROFITS. (Take $125,000.00 from your company and $125,000.00 from your stock market profits and buy it)\nIf you did not make enough to buy it. You could save and buy it the next year.\n\nWealth Management is a very complex subject.\nDrop me a line if you need more detailed advice.
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go to bankrate.com and find out.