Finance Advise/Recommendation?
595430
You should be able to apply for a 90 day loan.  I forgot what they're called, but any business bank would be able to finance it..
696816
I say go for it. I did when I was at school. I had excess student loan money after all my tuition had been paid. Made an excellent return on investment. as to the poster who says you should never borrow to invest...that is just madness...EVERY business borrows to invest (when a company issues bonds there are borrowing money from investors at a lower interest rate and investing it at a higher interest rate)and even the government does it i.e. Treasury bills are used to fund government expenditure. as a word of caution though don't invest in stocks. the stock market is not predictable. you are better off with a CD/Treasury bill or a municipal bond
800288
I have had good experience with GE Money bank. Just paid off a 36 month int rest free loan. Can't beat that for a loan anywhere.
508065
Consult a mortgage adviser, that's what we did. \n\nTheir job is to find you the best deal out there - and it doesn't cost you a penny! They're paid commission by the company they recommend and as the commission is a SET amount they don't have any reason to recommend one  particular company over any other. \n\nIt's in the advisers best interest to get you the best deal possible as you would probably then recommend them to others, and word of mouth is a very powerful tool in the consultancy game.\n\nGood luck!
1105662
Choose the scrip based on your own research instead of the advice from stranger answering through Yahoo! answers.  Anyone advising you in this section is not worried about what will happen to those suggested scrips because it is your money and not his money.\n\nGood luck.
251449
If you are in Texas and can afford it, (if they have re-opened it) check out the Texas Tomorrow Fund.  Again, great concept if you can afford it.
498125
you should ask a financial expert over at http://www.MechanicsofMoney.com
592830
Don't do payday advance.  It's the quickest, but definately not the best.  Try a small finance company, something like National Finance here in NC.  I have about 4 repo's and a judgement and they finanaced me.  Good Luck!
877157
A financier to finance what?  More details would help me be able to give a good answer.
884875
I started my investing with Edward Jones. They are lucrative and they have strict requirements before even considering someone for employment.  I have long since moved onto my own (and have done very well at it too) for first timers go ahead and pay the fees to invest in the long run its worth it.
1105837
A stock broker can give you a definite answer.  You might try Charles Schwab, Scottrade, or Fidelity.
79399
I would suggest Ameritrade.  I have an account with them and they are very helpful and have many tools to help the novice or beginner research and make good choices and minimize risk.\n\nMore importantly, they have just about the lowest fees for transactions out there.\n\nGood luck to you!
366422
Go with STC, their material is great (did my 7/63 with them years ago).\n\nYour firm should really be taking care of this for you...
894369
I think you should contact an attorney who is great in finances and business or a financial advisor.\n\nDon't listen to yahooligans on this one, that is too much money to trust someone on the internet that you don't know.
220300
good idea , but be careful, 540 does not appear too good to go for financing others moreover you may not have proper appraisal techniques and real data about the entity who may  like to have your cash , you may lend into difficult situation , \n\nhowever ,for detailed examination you may discuss and disclose to your financial advisor or Bank in strictest confidentiality.
899940
try fidelity, schwab, vanguard.  you'll get almost unlimited choices and much cheaper than a bank
356402
See a finacial adviser and get a broker between the two they should be able to find the right loan and manageable repayment plan for you as well as insurance for the loan and property.