User:Derekabutton

EQUITIES

1.They promise no set payments in the future.

2.12.2 percent.

3.A bank savings account.

4.Stocks.

5.Meredith’s.

6.Limit.

7.$161.

8.They save taxes over getting a cash dividend.

9.An income stock.

MUTUAL FUNDS

1.By investing her money in a stock mutual fund.

2.They are bought or sold at their net asset value.

3.$2,287.50.

4.$275.00.

5.$295.

6.An income fund.

7.Their management fees are slightly higher than similar, managed funds.

8.You don’t have to pay taxes until money is taken out.

INVESTING IN BUSINESS

1.Someone who works for him or herself

2.They work for themselves

3.Sally

4.You don’t have to make tough decisions for yourself

5.Since they own the business, they don’t have to think about it when they’re not at work.

6.They may lend him money if he pledges sufficient equity in a home or a car

FEDERAL INCOME TAX

1.is less than his gross pay.

2.Double, at least, from when she was in college.

3.Too much tax was withheld from our pay the previous year.

4.Taking the standard deduction

5.$4,400

6.$880.00

OTHER DEDUCTIONS FROM PAY

1.Only those who have total itemized deductions above their standard deduction.

2.$3,182.40.

3.Federal income tax, social security and Medicare contributions.

4.Employers are not legally required to pay any of the health insurance for their employees but may choose to do so.

5.Less life insurance

6.Generally tax deferrable.

7.$4

8.Your employer withholds taxes on at least eight percent of the total bills paid by the customers you served