IF the market has crashed when your dad passes, you have not managed the Trust for the beneficiaries, but yourself and they can have a claim against you. 

What @James Stinnett mentioned.Schedule your state exam a day or two after you attend the live weekend crash course.

Sometimes, photos may crash the calculator.

I managed to save up $120,000 in total asset and I'm eager to invest but I'm also frightened at the idea of screwing up my saving, especially now in the middle of a pandemic and a possible market crash.

. $13,920 is my take home per year because it was a full gut and I replaced almost everything…nice chunk of change for one property…In California one of my properties was purchased in 2007 right before the crash for $470k…3Bd. 2 Ba. garage 1107sq. ft.

I’ve recently seen a couple of stories on social media about a so-called “crash“ with Airbnb bookings in several markets, so wondering if anyone who actually owns is seeing it firsthand?

I need to get this really clear because it seems to me the whole process (especially in the sub prime mortgage housing crash conditions of our current times) starts here - with somebody who doesn't want to go into foreclosure and is thus ready to make all kinds of deals.

Fiat currencies have crashed consistently and repeatedly for thousands of years.

I also like Milton Friedman (I think he was one of the best in the capitalism philosophy) as an economist, and Peter Schiff is fairly similar so I like that too.Books I recommend by him would be "How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes" (it's a fun read), and "The Real Crash".Not trying to advertise him necessarily, but I think if you guys look into his ideas and decide you subscribe to his ideals to, I think you guys/gals may be able to make some good money in a gold investment.

@Ronald Filian,The banksters' own statistics show that since they slashed and burned consumer credit, some 74% of debtors still have bad credit, even 7+ years after the crash.