Question by : What is the best way to move overseas?
I have been thinking I would like to move overseas to live in a different country. Has anyone ever done this or have any advice regarding this? Any help is appreciated.

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Answer by NICK
First you find a job and then you get a visa.

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Question by Paige Z: I want to relocate overseas. Where is the best county to consider?
Where is the best county for Americans, who want to work and live permanently overseas. I have lived overseas before and I have some formal education. Seeking a source for employment and location expectations, knowledge and weather conditions.

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Answer by glassman
ENGLAND, AUSTRALIA and even ASIA or JAPAN. All is dependable upon your own level of education/work experience etc. If you have any language skills, try also Teaching English as a Foreign Language within the country that you can speak. CANADA also, but the again I guess you know that already.

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Question by Jeremiah: What is the best officer job for traveling overseas within the Navy?
Basically, I have a Bachelor’s of Science in Journalism, I am married without children (and no plans for any soon), my wife and I want to travel and live overseas (my wife would like to be at a duty station overseas), and I would like to join as an officer. What path should I choose within the Navy (or other military branch)?

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Answer by cuzziman84
Get a law degree and join the JAG program. You go in as an immediate officer, you don’t have to go through the grueling basic training like other recruits do and you have plenty of oppurtunities to go overseas. A friend of my mom’s, her son is a Naval JAG officer and when his training was over, he was given the choice of either going to North Dakota or England. He chose England and loves it from what I hear.

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Question by joshua_bandy: What’s the best way to invest for my mothers retirement?
My mom is 55 and has a dismal amount of savings for retirement. She just started putting in the minimum match on her 401k ~5~ years ago at my urging. She has no savings and is living from month to month. I’m 22 and making far more than I’m spending, and paying 10% into my own 401k. I want to open a retirement account in her name to supplement her social security. What’s the best way to do it in her name, and whats the best type of account for this situation?

Also, if she averaged 50,000 a year for the past 30 years, what can she expect from social security when it comes time to retire?

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Answer by Common Sense
This is the last place you should be asking these questions. You don’t know the qualifications or the intent of anyone that answers.

Having said that here’s my 2 cents……….
Open a ROTH IRA for her. Don’t go through a bank or insurance company. If this is her only “investments” get something from a no-load Mutual Fund company that will allocate the investments based on her age and retirement date. Call Vanguard, Fidelity, T.Rowe Price (and some others) for the best ideas.

These funds will “fluctuate” but history has shown us that the proper asset allocation will give her the best return.

Good luck. Read a couple of books on retirement investing. Be very cautious of web sites and email addresses given in response to your question.

BTW: kittyrogers’s answer is pretty good………

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Question by Da Surf Man: What is the best way for a 49 year old woman to start a retirement fund? no scams?
Im worried about my mom, she has no retirement funds that I know of and I really want to help her out, what would be the best way for her to save up and get interest? I just really want her to be able to retire by the time shes 65, thanks for all your help yall

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Answer by Rick B
She need to contibute to her company’s 401(k) if she has one.

She needs to invest in stock (large, mid, and small cap). She should also have some in international funds.

At her age, shee needs to contribute as much as possible. 20% or more if she can.

You don’t want to “earn interest”. At her age she needs agresive growth, not interest.

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