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How to save 50000 in four years

 
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    Q. How much i can save with 50000 usd salary in usa?


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    Q. Where can i find a job where i can save about 50000 euro a year?

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    Mining?....oil rig?....personally i have a degree in analytical chemistry and i have worked as analytical chemist for the last 4 years( 40000 a year)...but i just cant save money...well not enough....i want to save like 50000 a year. i heard about mining jobs in australia...and other countries? any you guys got advice? also i am from ireland

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    Q. How much money do hospitals, hmos and government health departments save in cities with smoking bans?

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    Ottawa was one of the first cities in canada to ban smoking in public places. one single hospital said that they would save $50000 per year (thats only one hospital). but they said that if the smoking ban was implemented now, savings would not be realized for another 5 years.

    Millions and millions of dollars

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    Q. What is the smartest way to save rs. 50000 for a 25 year old?

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    Save as in, not too long term investment..maybe get some profit in a short span.

    "50,000 every year for 5 years..."



    If you invest Rs. 50,000 every year for 5 years, then from the 6th year you will get back, 3% of it, from 6th year it will become 11% and from the 20th year it will become 14% and continue so upto 100th year. This returns are 100% guaranteed as this insurance policy is a traditional plan and is not dependent on the market. Moreover, you will get the following benefits: 1. As this plan is whole life term plan, not only you will earn after 5 years, but also you will have a continuous Rs. 75,000 returns year after year from the 20th year, helping you for a very good retirement planning. 2. You don't have to pay any tax while investing that is at entry and also while getting the returns that is at exit. Same does not happen in Fixed Deposit or Mutual Funds or any other insurance. 3. Incase of your untimely death, the fruits of your investment can be enjoyed by your nominee - anyone with whom you are related - parents, spouse, children till 100th year. 4. This is 100% peace of mind plan. You have to invest in Tata AIG Life MahaLife Gold.

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    Q. How much can you possibly save if you earn $50000 a year?

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    What about $70000 a year?

    "I'm dead in the middle between the two and i save very little..."



    I'm dead in the middle between the two and I save very little. However, I intest about 30% of my income. When the kids are gone I intend to get a little crazy on the ratio (maybe investing as much as 70%). One of the places I like to invest is Prosper.com because you can get in to a good rate of return for as little as $50 a shot. Check it out. You may find that it isn't necessarily how much you save but how hard the savings works for you.

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    Q. I am planning to move to dubai with family for 1-2 years, what should be salary to save 5000 dhms per month?

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    I am planning to move to dubai (with family) for about 1 year (work location is dubai). can you tell me what should be the salary of a software engineer with 7 years of experience in oralce technologies. what is cost of living (we are pure vegetarians)? specially what are expenses of house rent of 1/2 bedroom apartment (in dubai/sharjah), food, other necessary stuff ? what should be the salary if my requirement is to save inr 50000-60000 per month. please spare few minutes and help me out. i have a offer of 10500 dhms per month. is it enough.

    "To save around 5000-6000 dhs per month..."



    Dhs 10,500 is not enough. Rent: Nothing less than 5500-6000 per month (1 BHK outskirts of Dubai or in Sharjah). Same applies for a decent size Studio apartment in Bur Dubai. Food will be around Dhs. 1500-2000. Also, the cost will depend on size of your family, kids, schooling etc. To save around 5000-6000 Dhs per month, you need to have a salary of Dhs 20000-25000 (again depending on how many members you've in your family).

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    Q. If i deposit $50000 into my bank account will they charge me tax?

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    I have kept my money in the deposit box for 5 years.i saved about 50.000 and now i would like to invest it in mutual funds.are they going to question me in the bank where i got this money from?will they charge me tax?will they investigate about it? i pay my taxes every year.

    They won't charge you tax. They might report it to the IRS (i think they report sums of money over 10K) They won't investigate it. The IRS might investigate, but if you 've paid taxes you shouldn't have to worry.

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    Q. How can i prove them that i saved that money?

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    If i deposit $50000 into my bank account will they charge me tax? i have kept my money in the deposit box for 5 years.i saved about 50.000 and now i would like to invest it in mutual funds.are they going to question me in the bank where i got this money from?will they charge me tax?will they investigate about it? i pay my taxes every year. how can i prove them that i saved that money.

    Let me get this straight. You have $50,000 in cash sitting in a safety deposit box? You now want to invest this $50,000 in mutual funds? If you show up in a broker's office with $50,000 in cash it will most certainly look suspicious. Assuming you are in the US, the broker is supposed to ask you to fill out a Currency Transaction Form (CTR). This form is then filed with the US Department of the Treasury. I have heard conflicting information on whether anyone in Washington ever reads these reports or not. With the war on terror, there is increased scrutiny of any monetary transfers which might be funding illegal activities. Why have you been saving money in a safety deposit box? Even a bank savings account would pay you a little interest.

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    Q. Your thoughts on this, please.?

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    I am in a poor paid jobs that even i will never be rich from (my target is £200000 to retire). now i want to save £50000 over the next five years and gamble it on roullette on the red twice, first to double it to £100000 and then to £200000. if i win then i can retire that same day. if i loose, then i loose £50000 which is a lot of money but i can live without it. you thoughts or advice please.

    "Save what you can..."



    Gambling is foolish and risky. Poor plan. Poor plan, indeed. Save what you can. Don't blow it away on the spin of a wheel. ~Dr. B.~

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    Q. What is a good salary to ask for a test professional with 8years experience in malaysia?

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    A test professional with 8 years experience. moving to malaysia with family (spouse and 1kid) also considering the following expenses - semi-furnished apartment (2bedroom) - food ( home cooked / sometimes restaurants) - cable tv - broadband internet - taxi fare / monthly transport - electricity bill - water bill - phone bills (long distance) - medical bills - taxes finally a saving of 40000-50000 inr (3500rm to 4500rm)

    if you are talking about expat, generally for executive level- usd5k junior management level- usd7-8k senior management level-usd10k and above *plus all the expenses that you mentioned are provided by company

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