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1.How does it work, do we have to see a lawyer first then we go there,or can we see a mediator and try to work something out?

2. will they point out if someone is unrealistic? my wife expects the house with all the equity,without paying me, because she paid the payments the last 3 years, but i paid off our big second mortgage

3. cost?

4. any other thoughts on this? do i need a lawyer to write up the mediation agreement if we do agree? or do they write something up and we just somehow finalize it?

just sort of wondering if they will make it clear she cant just get everything she wants, that wisconsin is a 50-50 state,no matter what

5. how do i really start it? talk to the court to set an appointment and just tell the wife? can she be told to go?

I am studying for my series 7, and this sample test has a question i am not sure on

A shot call writer has a maximum potential loss of which of the following for an option contract?

a. the premium received

b. the premium paid

c. the amount the stock rises above the strike price

d. the amount the stock declines below the strike price

ok, the answer says its the premium paid, explanation is: A call writer has hope the maximum potential loss of the amount of the amount the market price of the stock rises above the strike price, a writer hopes the market price of the security will drop in value below the strike price,so they could keep the premium received.

i dont get that, the maximum loss would be how much the price rises above the strike price ,or breakeven actually,but this makes no sense, a writer GETS a premium,not recieves, is this test just goofy and i should try another company? or am i reading it wrong?

I know most say to not touch annuities because the high fees , but what do you think of one from fidelity, all no load funds in them, reasonable expense fees, around .6% then a .8% annuity fee, that is better than alot of mutual funds

what would you think of someone who is 32 investing in one, say 5k now and a small amount per month like 50 bucks, for 30 years to retirement?

or is the main benefit of them the tax advantage and would you just use an ira?

i just am thinking of it as a supplement to my 401k, what i would like is to instead of seeing the balance only, i want to see the monthly income i would have in retirement from it, and i know 5k and 50 a month wouldnt add up to alot but it would supplement a social security income that may or may not be there in 30 years

what income that would give me per month? i did a little looking and it looks like 5800 a year or so, am i way off? i could probably earn that in a roth off interest, but a gauranteed income would be nice

I have done a couple of interviews for this company, now i have to do a 5 minute presentation about why i want to work for them and why they should choose me, any thoughts on this?

just talk? or do a powerpoint or print out some stuff? do i just print some research about them off of the internet? they say that they want to make sure you did the research on the company, just that you know what it is about

this is a huge opportunity for me, but presentations make me nervous, not sure what to say about hiring me,most people in this job have a 4 year degree, i will have an associates,and i am starting over at 32 years old

I was thinking of printing some stuff out,to have some kind of a handout,so maybe they dont just stare at me the whole time, but its odd to tell them about a company that they own,

hopefully i dont mess this up, its a good chance for a great career