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 Stock picks?
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 Is it better to simply put $200 in a savings account every week or invest the money elsewhere?
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 How much does it cost to have Goldman Sachs do wealth managment for my 200million?

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I am exploring my options, financial managers only give you options that help them get rich. So why not ask people like you :)...


 I have never invested in any kind of stocks. What can I invest in for a few hundred dollars?
I don't know much about investing. I am eagar to start some kind of savings for my future. My children are grown and have graduated college. I have never had any extra money for myself or to ...


 How should I invest $40,000.00 short term.?
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 Do you invest your money?
Do you invest your money in stocks or mutual funds? or GICs? or RRSPs?...


 I am being approached to invest for 20 years....?
I am 40 years old and am being approached by a "financial adviser" to invedst 30% of my salary into long term investments for a contracted 20 years. Is this wise?...


 What income level do you consider "middle class"?
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 Does any1 know the best savings account to put my newborns money in so it will be enough to pay for college ?
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 22 Year old needs advice on investing?
I am 22 years old, and I have no idea how to invest and what to invest in? Ira's, Mutual Funds, Money Markets, Stocks?
No Idea at all, I dont even know where to start, I would however like ...


 How do i learn about stock market?
i want to learn how to invest in stocks and even the basics of it.maybe youll could suggest some good site....


 18 yrs old, $10-$15k to invest, where to invest?
Hi,

I'm currently 18 years old with $10-$15k to invest. I want to set aside $5k for my startup businesses, so I have about $10k ready to be spent. What are my investment options? I ...


 What are premium bonds and are they worth getting...?
Say for my kids? Thanx
Explain as you would a child....


 How to open an online share trading account.?
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 To lower the cost of gas, should the US Government impose a tax on purchases of Oil as a commodity?
or as someone else suggested increase the margin requirments to make trades on barrels of oil ---forcing indviduals or groups to have more money to get into the oil speculation game. (I am still ...


 How much would you think I could get if I sell a 1979 $2 bill?

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for slow people I'm not talking about two singles. I'm talkin about a bill that has a 2 on it. They don't make these ...


 40 % return on your investment??
Does it sound too good? Does anybody know of any investments that has higher returnes?
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 Are Mutual Funds a good way of investing? What are the pros and cons of investing this way?
about how much inconme would i get if i joined a mutual fund>?...


 What are some of the best pieces of advice when it comes to investing?
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 My father is going to retire.Where he should invest Rs. 17 Lacs for regular income as well as for its growth?
My father is going to retire on 30th Sep'08. Where he should invest Rs. 17 Lacs for regular monthly income (Approx. 10000) as well as for its growth?...



Joy
Any money saving tips?
i dont have much to put away but ive heard you can always save something, i want to save for many things like house, a car, basically want to save money to have a cushion for emergency reasons or just cause purposes. please give me your advice. thanx!
                     
 




meandnadine
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Here's a link to a really good list of ways to save.
http://www.freewebs.com/savingslist/

Check it out. There are a lot of good savings ideas there.


Rich
#1 thing you can do is make a budget. You'll probably have to tweak it a few times, but this will help you see where you spend your money. Make sure to pay yourself first i.e. put 10% aside for investing/saving.


piet lul
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put 10%of your paycheck in the bank and leave it there, you be amazed how much money you will have after 20 years.


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Ugly_Chad:(
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Put the money that you want to save in a saving account with an interest rate(5%...etc) and keep adding money to your account each paycheck you get. or learn about mutual funds.


BigBen
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the last update from my poll, 45% of voters saved more than 30% of their monthly income. which is good. check yourself,
http://www.stock-investment-made-easy.com/basic-investing-rules.html

obviously, the more saving you have, the better. but it all depends on your monthly income and expenses. don't push too hard on yourself, but it surely pay-off to pay yourself first. use this method to understand how much you should save every month,
http://www.stock-investment-made-easy.com/retirement-planning.html

then only you can have good discussion on ways to save money. just my 2c.


Uncle Leo
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Automate the savings process. Participate in a 401(k) plan or similar retirement plan if your employer offers one. Your contributions will be automatically deducted from your paycheck. Have a fixed amount of money automatically transferred from your checking account each month into a savings account, money market account or other account which you don't readily spend. Automating the saving process means you're paying yourself first and building wealth.


sneaky
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resist spending money on food! it helps out a lot if you buy something at a grocery store vs. a fast food place :)


kate
Spend for the basic necessities ,
A clean , safe room with hot & cold running water instead of a large apartment .
Prepare most your food instead of buying restaurant food .
Take public transit as long as possible ( car insurance alone will kill many budgets ) .

Put the rest in a high yield account until you have enough to open a brokerage account .

Then you will have the big $$$$$ for the big purchases .

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raghuveer50
First, I completely respect the idea of saving money for things to do in future or for Emergency. Start saving something every month. Put them in a bank savings etc. Think that money is for emergency. Once you save to cover a emergency (Ex: losing job/medical emergency/Family emergency) then start saving for your future. Start increasing the amount you save. Never stop saving the minimum any month. You can also start thinking of investing. Investing is not greek or roman. It's common sense. You will surely do good. All the best.


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