Im 15 and want to know about the stock market how does it work? How old do you have to be?? Please give me all the info that you can find that is accurate thank you!!!...
I am wanting to invest some money (4-5 lacs)but dont see where. Stocks and MFs are volatile and real estate is very costly.Can any one suggest a good investment idea. I can invest for 2-3 years.
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Hypothetically speaking: You have worked the past 22 years of your life for a construction company and doing various odd jobs an average of over 60+ hours a week and saving the majority of your ...
I am 20 years old, and have just received around $30,000 from a family member. I have school covered for about a year and half now, and I was wondering what I should do with that money to actually ...
I just turned 18 and I have always wanted to invest a little while I was young to give it plenty of time to grow. I just have no clue how to even purchase stock, what stock to buy, and really the ...
5 Years ago I was buying and selling stuff and making £500 a week PROFIT. these days You have to accept "small change" profit on the stuff you sell. I am going to sell my current stock and ...
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I have never traded stocks online but I would like to start. What site is best for trading? How do I pick stocks? Where can I find good fundamental and technical analysis? Are there any sites out ...
Yes. And you've reminded me that I have to trace a pension that I paid into for a while several years ago. Thanks!
Mike
No, however depending on the plan its possible. A pension plan is something the company provides to you to reward you for being an employee. They are the only one who contributes to this plan. 9 times out of 10 you will not even be able to contribute to this. You may partcipate one and accrue a benefit but you do not contribute to it.
quarktard
Yes, I have the NHS Employee Pension scheme.
micksmixxx
Not any longer. I get paid from one.
four_king_genius
yes i do
past couple of years i have increased my monthly payments and made yearly lump sum payments.
but what happens when you die? you will not be able to transfer all the funds to your wife or kids.
I am now thinking of keeping my monthly pension contribution frozen and to invest in ISA's. - 24/7 access, access to almost all stocks, shares, investmet vehicles and tax free.
cadalora
yes, private pension..........<^><..........
momsey
No.
Hedge Witch
Yes - but I have changed job refularly over the years and now have 9 pensions in various places!
I'm also considering taking out a regular payment into a tax free savings account such as National Savings.
Bali Agro
Yes..,if you have a time..,please you see http://www.teakinvest.blogspot.com..,thanks for your attention
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