Is there something like the American IRA (individual retirement account) in Italy?

ie citi, bank of america, hsbc, chase, american express etc what do we need to look for? I guess citi does not charge for the service, is there any catch? tax pay day is near, we have 1-2 month to invest on IRA for 2006. first time trying to open an...

First off, it seems that the average global inflation rate over the past 100 years was 6.5%. That means you would obviously need a higher interest rate than that. The best one I ...show more

I would like to finally start saving for retirement! I'm thinking a Roth IRA is the way to go (unless you think otherwise and can tell me why), but I am a little confused/overwhelmed with how to proceed. A few snowflakes inside. I am in my late 20s....

so if you serve and qualify for the retirement, is it the same as the other branches? the reason im asking this is becuase i read this on the usaf website about retirement pay "The Air Force retirement plan is arguably the best retirement deal around...

I am a new graduate student and was hoping to put some money into a Roth IRA to start saving for retirement, but just read that contributions must be made from earned income and now I'm not sure if that is the best plan for my circumstances. This fall...

If I live until retirement age, I don't want to be broke. I am 24 and I want to start saving for retirement now, but I’m unsure how to go about it. I’ve heard good things about Vanguard, but I’m looking...

I just received a letter and packet from TIAA-CREF saying I was a beneficiary of my aunt's retirement fund. She passed away over the summer from breast cancer and I think I was the closest thing to a daughter besides her best friend. I'm 33 and I've...

Am I understanding the USA's IRA laws correctly that all I really have to keep track of, in order to eventually (years from now) take money out without penalty or double taxation or such, is the amount of after-tax money I put into it over the years...

My fiance has moved to a new job. The previous job set up a retirement account for her. The account dropped below $1000 (to $990) so Fidelity told her she needed to do something with the account. I believe the employer requires the $1000 minimum. She...