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Thank you Caliman. Now, with what you said, I feel much more comfortable to open an online CD. R Back to top

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hang in there until you decide what you want to do, stash some money in case you need to go to school, then when the economy turns around you'll be free to pursue a career that interests you. Back to top

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I use online savings accounts. I have found few negatives with online accounts. The most glaring con is that you can't simply withdraw or deposit money as easily with an online account. However, since many transfers and payments are done online now anyway (whether with an online bank or your local bank), the ability to deposit or withdraw cash immediately from your savings account isn't that big a deal. Online, you simply...

What type of return are you getting with your current savings account? I would assume you're getting little to no return putting your cash in a standard savings account from lets say Wells Fargo or B of A..if so, you're money isn't even keeping up with inflation (3% give or take) --putting money into a CD will yield slightly higher returns but with the economy in such a funk, banks might not offer better than 2% and that's...

Women are insane. That's all you need to know. I worked at my first job with a female boss who was hot. She made work pleasant except for when I decided to quit the job, then I learned how the real world works in the whole "you're either with me or against me" attitude and she pretended I didn't exist when I was leaving. My next job the women there treated me like I was their son or something since I look very...

richard wrote: I have online saving account with Ultima Bank Minnesota. The rate is The reason I think I won't use this money in the near future is because my car is still running excellent and my monthly basic expenses is low. (I spend less than $1K per month for sharing a room, food, gas, insurance, fitness, misc) The rest I'm putting in 401K, Roth IRA, checking, and saving. I do have cash in liquidity. ($2K cash and about $2K in...

I have a virtual position working from my home and my direct manager is 3 hours away from me. I see them once a month either when I go there for meetings, or they come here. My question is, about how often/much should I speak with my manager, should it mainly be via email, talk on the phone once a day, etc.? How often do you talk to your direct manager. Back to top