Right now I'm about 97% in the market and 3% bonds.

If you bond copper to aluminum improperly, it is a fire hazard.

When you leave the employer, roll the fund over to a Roth IRA that allows you more flexibility in choosing your stocks, bonds and funds for investment.

Also, having had the good fortune to have inherited not the best teeth, I have had no less than 3 root canals.

You can buy a $100,000 property with zero coupon bonds that will mature to$100,000 in 15 years if the seller is an idiot.

State laws vary, but typically a ‘licensed mortgage originator’ must have a $25,000 to $50,000 surety bond, three years mortgage origination experience, a physical business office in the state in which the property is located, and continuing education requirements.

The requirements include a certificate of registration, a performance bond, and an approval of the building plans and specifications.

So, you be out the money for the filing fee, the bond, the referee.

I believe vanguard can invest in a wide variety if investments like stocks, bonds, annuity, mutual funds, REIT.

The more established companies are going to take a bigger split until you cap (You pay for the education basically, great places for new agents to cut their teeth in).