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If you want to day trade stocks, then you need at least $25,000 in your trading account. If you want to day trade futures, then you should have between $5,000 and $10,000 in your trading account. When trading options, you should have between $1,000 and $5,000 in your trading account. If you’re thinking about trading forex, then you can start with as little as $500 in your trading account. [2008] - Markus Heitkoetter

I'm a strong believer that people should commerce income from their government benefits as soon as they can. I'm listing OAS as the first layer of income. We have a potential exception: If you expect to have a level of taxable income after age 65 that would meaningfully reduce or even eliminate your OAS entitlement, then defer commencement of this benefit. If you delay receiving your OAS pension, your monthly pension payment will be increased by 0.6% for every month you defer it. The maximum deferral is to age 70, at which time you would be entitled to a payment equal to 136% of the benefit for a recipient age 65.  [2019] - Daryl Diamond

Incidental touching is done with the hand and is brief, gentle, natural, and nonthreatening. You may touch the person's arm or shoulder but never anywhere that's overtly sexual (the breast, the butt, the inner thigh). Your first incidental touch should come around the time you are comfortable with medium-risk self-disclosure--preferably after you have laughed together and learned in to each other. If your well-timed and brief touch on the arm prompts a warm response, you can follow it with an appropriately-timed, incidental touch to the hand. [2004] - Nicholas Boothman

Sellers seldom accept first offers. The process of buying usually involves offer, counteroffer, counter-counteroffer, and so on. [2006] - Robert Irwin

A great property manager is key to success in real estate. A great property manager often hears of great deals before real estate agents do, which makes them even more valuable. [1998] - Robert T. Kiyosaki