Money Issues

Steve asked:


Assuming I work full-time, I was wondering how much money I’ll need to make. I’m thinking about moving the North Island, maybe Auckland or Wellington. How much money will I need to make to survive?

Jill

Carola W asked:


not animal shelters, i want to donate it to help endangered animals and saving the environment…but i dont know how to make the money. im 13, so i don’t really know how to organize any kind of events to raise money.
please help with ideas on how to make the money?

Brenda

Anandam asked:


I live in the US, California. My parents who live overseas want to give me some money as gift. Wondering how much I can receive without paying income tax. Also, when the money is transfered to my account do I need to fill out any form and submit to IRS?

Emily

Ria asked:


Lots of people all put the same amount of money in each and then someone goes to the bar to get the drinks with the combined money. What is that called?

Emily

Magdalene asked:


In our school we have a student created Art and Literature magazine that is professionally published but in order to get enough published with the quality we are going for we need money. We have tried little fundraisers and are planning on doing some sponsorships but nothing has brought in much money at all. If anyone has any ideas of sponsorships, fundraisers, etc. that will bring in a good amount of money please give me any and all suggestions.

Im not sure if this helps but we are a school in South Central Pennsylvania. Thank you so much.

Brenda

Frank&Stein asked:


The question of all time, so you have a few hundred dollars (and by a few I mean two - three) just lying around and need & want to use them to try and generate some more, but there is a two - three weeks time frame and low risk is a must. So basically I need to make money with the money I have and I don’t have a lot of time and I can’t lose the money.

Craig

theMayne asked:


I understand how the Fed controls the Fed Funds Rate and I understand that injecting money into the system eases credit woes. However, if the Federal Reserve provides banks with more money, how does that money get translated into money in the money supply? Loans are only temporary, but the money supply increases consistently from year to year?
I understand how open market operations work, but what i don’t understand is how it contributes to the money supply. Money held at banks is not part of the money supply, so i don’t see how OMO’s can permanently increase the money supply.

John