Financial Woman Founder Camille Gaines shares Investing Basics in this series. In this video, she explains the difference between global, international funds and emerging markets for US investors, and why investors need to know these terms.

I am trying to sell my car and buy a cheaper one but I have finance on my car- It is a personal unsecured loan not a car loan so can I just sell it and buy a new one no worries or do I have to approach the bank about it?

If investors have a marginal tax rate of 20% and a firm has announced a dividend of , will the price of stock decrease or increase, and by how much on the ex-dividend date?

PLEASE HELP!!! It is a sample from past paper. Please answer with calculation process. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Are note buyers carrying around gobs of cash? I can’t find this answer anywhere. Your giving the note holder cash in exchange for the monthly payments, but that’s a lot of cash so how do they finance it? Specifically how are you going to get your first deal, I’m considering starting a business like this in the future, but in doing some basic research I hit a wall with this question

Ok so here is the thing…i own a motorcycle which i owe ,000 on it. The bike right now under kelly blue book is worth ,500 tops if i sell it. Due to bad economic times i am having trouble making the payments on it cause the apr is 15,99% and i really need it off my head. What can i do to solve the issue? if i sold the bike i can manage the finance charges on it and make the payments just fine as well as pay it off. However there is a 00 gap in the best case if i sold it that i dont have to pay off right away. I am guessing there is a lean on the motorcycle due to the loan. my main question is. Can i transfer that lean on to another thing than my bike so i can go ahead and sell it. i own my own home and owe nothing to it but i dont have an equity loan to it and because i am not making enough money any more they won’y give me one either..any suggestions would b greatly appreciated…..

I am very interested in mathematical stuff. If I want to enter the finance industry as my career, is taking "Mathematics" or "Mathematics and Statistics" in the university will help me more?

Thank you!