i have aspergers. i am very genuine , and don t like small talk.
hello , i am well thank you . just got back from the gym . do you have some asperger i know i do
i have no idea, i need to make some money, any ideas? no stock tips? easy banks to knock off? jobs are of no interest to me dividend growth stocks can be good, some have increased their divs over 50 years straight, which is difficult during hard times stick to great american companiies, JNJ.MMM, MSFT, PG APPL, VZ, and it is hard to go wrong compounded interest adds up,  it should be mandatory in schools and sports or hollywood, how often do people who made fortunes wind up broke?
I am a fulltime nursing student, besides a job im not sure. Money market funds are very safe, pretty much the same as a bank account, but it offers much more returns i do not know anything about the stockmarket . thanks i will have to look into it . It does. Personal finance is so crucial to learn yes! It should be mandatory honestly
i'm not sure . maybe nothing i'm not sure . maybe nothing i do not know anything about the stockmarket . thanks i will have to look into it . i will keep that in mind . thanks for the great advice no idea . i wish i had a good plan .
the gym is a great place to start , make new friends and get fit There are some retail jobs, hotel jobs, health care, education, but not a lot of industry I understand that, but do you have a personal investment portfolio that will be directly affected? I understand that, but do you have a personal investment portfolio that will be directly affected? I hate interest too. It is always to pay cash. yes! It should be mandatory honestly
Maybe, saving tons of money. Even the Wall Street Journal made to mention this in an article! Money market funds are very safe, pretty much the same as a bank account, but it offers much more returns hah yea .. it aims to price assets based on their risk level and their expected rate of return I think so, you can buy stock in almost anything. It does. Personal finance is so crucial to learn The median annual earnings in 2006 were 22,140. Not sure about lately though.