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bills have been paid and in some cases, they are early. The money is from a retirement account that has already been taxed--so no penalties from withdrawal.... |
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 Cash in 401k? |
I am thinking of cashing in 401k for a down payment on first house.
I have worked 3 years with 6 years required to be "vested"
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 If you just won a Settlement for $450,000? |
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 I am totally new to share market, please tell what are shares , ipo & mutual fund ? |
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 IS THIS THE GOOD TIME TO NEW INVESTOR IN MARKET.? |
| As market is going down day by day some one please guide new small investors is this the good time for them or still should wait for some more time.... |
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 Smart invesment ideas please!!!? |
| I am 19 and am wanting some ideas for smart investments. Could also someone tell me how I go about investing my money and how much money is a good amount to start out with. Thank you so much...I am ... |
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 How do i invest in mutual funds? |
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The yearly limit for a mini-cash ISA investment is £3000. Does this mean at the beginning of a new tax year I can invest an additional £3k, making the balance £6k+?
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 I have $4,000, what is the best way to invest it? |
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tom bailey my occupation is none of your concern (most likey more fulfilling than yours) I dont know you and I dont care about what happens to you. The 4,000 is a ... |
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 What do you think of a future technology - lets say somethign that might change our worlds in 5 - 15 years...? |
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 What is the first step into buying stock? |
i would like to buy some kind of stock...with hardly no money..new at this....but would like to try it....
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| What's a stock that moves up and down a lot so I can make money actively trading? |
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 Stock Market Investing For A Motivated 15 year Old? |
| Im currently 15, and I'm damn tired of waiting to get through high school and college to start making some serious money. I am a very motivated, smart teenager[4.0 with honors classes] and I ... |
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inquisitive | Can I make some money from the stock market if I start with something like $ 500? |
I'm not looking for long term profits. I'm a college boy so I'm looking for something quick. Where should I start? Any good guides or books on this? |
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I would suggest against it. Usually, to start investing, a more substantive amount of money, like $10,000 is expected with a brokerage account. I would suggest paying off any high rate debt first. Then, after paying off the debt, consider opening a high yield savings account. There are banks (citiBank direct, for instance) that offer reasonable returns in the 5% range.
Please note: If you make more than $10 in interest, the feds will tax that money at 40% in some cases. You might consider opening up a Roth IRA and allowing the money to grow tax free and withdrawing the money at retirement tax free too. If this is the route you consider, invest in an ETF or mutual fund with low fees. Check out Morningstar ratings to find a good fund to use.
Or - there is the ultimate college solution: Spend it on a massive kegger and make $2000. Be sure to buy wristbands. |
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Avinesh L
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yes buy shares of companies and keep watch of them carefully but dont go overboard as u might lose all your money. |
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franksprung
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Don't let a broker choose for you they rob people. Do online trading you have control of your money. BOOKS Investing for dumbies, 24 Essential Lessons for Investment Success, Try deversifing porfolio with new stocks, High risk stocks, and some low risk growth stocks, Right now I'm looking for new stocks, so far found BMSTA, MXAW, SCXN, NWLM. For growth and divedens Iam looking at TSM. I go through Trade King online, Buy low priced stocks around 10 cents if it rises 5 cents you make half of your money profit you invest 100 dollars you make 50 dollars profit I have money in MNHG and SCPS. |
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darshunk
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Of course. You can make money with any amount. Watch for junk bonds that are like less than $10. There are plenty of sites that tell you how to get started early. |
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Not really the commissions will kill you put it in a CD |
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kate
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Stocks are like a roller coaster and you have to be able to wait out the full ride or else you risk loosing your $$.
Trying for quick is about on par with going to Vegas, maybe you hit and maybe you don't.
For all the essential investing info use Yahoo, it is FREE and has all the daily stock and bond activity plus full profiles on the companies and their balance sheet stats.
Investing ed is about 1/2 way down on the left
http://finance.yahoo.com/ |
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Io
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Looking for quick $$ in the market is like gambling. Fast money = high risk. You might as well play roulette. |
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Loyal B
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Yes, but you will be in a very high risk situation. If you cannot afford to loose the $500, dont do it. I used to sell penny stocks, and they are very high risk, hi return. |
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Monument
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yes, but to make any "real" money you would have to do something stupid like buy an out-of-the money option. I open a no-load mutual fund account (fidelity, Vanguard) and invest it that way...then try to add to it. That's where the real value is...making good returns and constantly adding to it.... |
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Frank Castle
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Yes. |
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