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Ann Said:

Before getting term life insurance, the parent with minor children...?

We Answered:

1) Will = Attorney

2) Trust Fund = Trust Company & Attorney (most likely). There are multiple banks that are XYZ Bank & Trust Co. Financial Planners are a dime a dozen and most with the vested interest of lining their pocket book; whereas in many banks - the account managers are on salary (+commission) and can be more objective about your personal financial situation and won't try to upsell you (as much) to a whole life policy or get you to invest in other areas.

3) Don't wait to get the policy before getting all of these other things done!!! Go ahead and get it! What if something happens before you get it all done?!?!

Insurance law is that you name your spouse as the beneficiary anyway (unless you are getting a policy just for the kids instead of just naming them secondary in the event something happens to you or your spouse??)

Kudos to you for doing all of this right, but it's better to already have the insurance policy in place (and at the cheapest rate possible since a benefit of term is getting an age rated, locked in premium). When naming the children as the beneficiary - you've got a couple of options...

1) Go ahead and name them and know that A) You can change the beneficiary at a later date and B) if you never get the other stuff done, that the money would sit, but would still go to them at age 18.

2) If you know who you would name as legal gaurdian and you fully trust that person - you can go ahead and designate that person as the beneficiary and I believe you can state "FBO names of children" which is "For the Benefit Of" (This may vary by state, so I would double-check it)

So many people put off getting life insurance and getting their wills done, and the trust part can be pricey, so just please don't wait! You never know what could happen!

Jerome Said:

Hedge Fund Manager in Business Trust?

We Answered:

Lets put the trust on hold.

First, you would need to get a series 7 license, you need to trade stocks in others accounts. Next, really same time, you need to fill out form adv part I and II to be a registered investment adviser.

My guess, no one will give you their cash unless you have cfa and or masters in finance along with wanting to view your track record. I hope this helps, o, i don't know what the business trust would cost. Hope this helps a little.

Danielle Said:

I See Dems Are Going to Rob the FAA Trust Fund so that Schumer's Wall Street Buddies Don't Have to Pay Taxes

We Answered:

Sounds like there might be bribery involved. I don't agree with raising taxes but it is wrong to change your vote because someone donated to your campaign.

Do America a favor and call the Justice Department. Seriously. http://www.fbi.gov/contact/fo/fo.htm

Federal Election Commission
toll free: 1-800-424-9530

Dwight Said:

How can I find out if my wealthy grandparents left me a trust fund?

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i think you are pulling my leg, bacause if your great grandparents died without a will, the law would require your grandfather to inherit some of it "per stirpes."

If you want to find out if you were left money, you should check the court records.

Alice Said:

Looking for a fund that pays monthly dividends and gives the fund manager complete control on what to pick?

We Answered:

I don't think you'll find a fund that pays the monthly dividend...but a relatively new fund ..PALIX.. is invested in many companies that pay monthly dividends... and it is a " managed fund", so your manager/staff will be continuously looking for the " best plays".
Are you looking to get the cash monthly? ...or do you just want to " see" the results? I do have holdings in one fund that pays monthly divs, but it is in the form of more shares....( FNMIX..international/ financial )...
If you ARE looking for the monthly cash... you'd be better off making small buys in the areas that you mentioned...I use the oil trusts and REITs .

Rosa Said:

Can anyone tell me of a high performing mutual fund?

We Answered:

Hi,

There are many high performing mutual funds. The question is will they continue to perform. You need to do some research. Check out sites that are devoted to reviewing mutual funds, like www.moneyrec.com. You can post your own reviews, too and ask questions. Good input from users with experience in investing. It is free to users and spam free, also secured for privacy. Rated #1 investment site, 2007.
Also, morningstar.com has a free board-- but pay for the rest.

Ethel Said:

How do I find a suitable hedge fund manager?

We Answered:

1) Try you local Labor Exchange / Unemployment Office / Soup Kitchen

2) You can't .. they WILL take your money and 'play with it' in order to generate commission and make themselves rich .... when they have lost it all, they will retire to the Bahamas (or perhaps join the queue at the Dole Office, depending on how much they have 'made from you and how much they have spend on wine / women & song)

3) For a 'managed' service they like you to start with at least Â£50,000 .. (so it's worth them taking their annual 'cut')

4) They 'only' charge about 2.5 to 3% ... (although some take 5% of your 'initial investment')

The SAFEST place for your cash is the BANKS .. and if you have any idea of what a state they are in, maybe you should be REALLY worried about all the other 'Financial Service' organisations ..

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