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In general, a will must be signed in the presence of two witnesses, each of whom must also sign your will.
Whether or not a notarized will is accepted by the court depends on the rules of the state in which you live. You should cross-reference the rules of your state and comply to them, or simply consult an estate planning attorney for the best approach.
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The Falling Flag (or Bearish Flag) pattern looks like a flag with the mast turned upside down (the mast points up)
Home equity is a notional amount that a person owns at any given time, which is computed as the market value of a...
A bond rated BB/Ba2 is just below investment grade and is a somewhat speculative financial instrument
Domestic equity funds invest in companies domiciled in the United States. Domestic Equity Funds, as the name suggests...
Options are contracts used by investors to take a speculative position - or hedge - based on expected future price
One simple way is to purchase the stock of companies that produce commodities. The primary commodity exchange is the CME
In reality, only a small portion of venture capital is directed at seed money for startups. The rest is directed at...
Employees have no control over the assets in their Defined Benefit plan. The short and simple answer is: No
The NASD stands for the National Association of Securities Dealers. In 2007, the NASD merged with the NYSE to form FINRA
A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is a pooled investment with a high dividend yield that invests in real estate