 Can Investing In Stocks And Shares Only Be Undertaken Via Stock Brokers??? |
I was told that we can do it ourselves and that we don't need to go to a stockbroker.
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 I'm 16 and i really want a stock......?? |
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 Where can I get $1,000,000 donation for a senior citizen home and children home in India? |
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 I have a small lump of money (about $1,000) and I would like to know what is the smartest way to invest it? |
I have considered a CD. Are there any other ways that I can easily make my money grow? Thanks!!! :D
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I am 22 years old. I have also considered a CD. Are there any other ... |
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 I am looking for an online stock/investment firm? |
I got screwed by E-Trade... I invested $1000, and forgot about it, I come back 2 years later and my account is worth 650$ cause they were charging me 25$ a quarter from some fee.
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 How to invest $1,000,000? |
If you had $1,000,000 dollars to invest over a five year period what would you invest in and why? The investment must also meet the following requierments.
1. It makes the most money.
2. It ... |
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 Is it possible to buy today and Rent tomorrow? |
| I am on the process of buying my flat by mortgage under the Right to Buy rules in England, I just want to know if it possible to rent it right after I bought the flat; Thank you for all your effort ... |
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 How do you invest in stocks? |
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 What stock? |
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 I want to invest in on line trading in india,i want to know about it and what is min. investment requirement |
| hello I m sandeep , i want to invest in share market in india but i hv "0" knowledge about shares. what about on line trading, how to start and what is the min investment requirement and ... |
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 What is different between speculate in stocks and gambling? |
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 If US Airways buys Delta, what would happen to my stock? |
| This is a low-finance question: I bougt Delta when it was @ .46. I didn't buy a lot, but I've about doubled my purchase. If I sell it now, the transaction fees will eat up my earnings, but ... |
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Scream!!! | How old do you plan on retiring!?!?!? |
I was wondering because I want to retire as early as possible having a decent amount of money left. .. |
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Driven Daddy
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Short answer:
People who do really well financially can probably do so in their 50s, but for most of us you're probably talking 60s.
Long answer:
Retirement age depends at least in part on two factors - your current age and the amount of money you're able to accumulate for retirement.
The reason your current age matters is that as time goes on life expectancies are increasing - so while 63 was once a common target, as people live longer retirement expectancies stretch out and people need to plan to live longer on whatever funds they retire with (which means they may need to work longer to build up those funds). So if you're only in your 20s or 30s right now, by the time you get near 'retirement age' it could be up near 70.
What is even more important though is understanding what living standard you will expect in retirement, how much that will cost annually, and your best guess on your life expectancy. These factors will help you determine what amount of money you will need to have at retirement to be able to have a comfortable and satisfying one. The more quickly you are able to accumulate retirement savings, the sooner you may be able to retire.
Here are some helpful links to be able to calculate these numbers - so you can make an informed best estimate personally applicable to you when you can retire:
http://www.bankrate.com/gookeyword/calculators/investing.asp
http://www.lfg.com/LincolnPageServer?LFGPage=/lfg/ipc/tls/clc/cla/index.html
http://membersfunds.cunamutual.com/calculators/SavingsLast.aspx
http://www.retirementsavingsplan.com/
....and many more:
http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0geu9UG1lNGjm8ADjJXNyoA?p=retirement+savings+calculator&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-501&x=wrt |
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un-winable war
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the way things are going i will have to work 'till i die, there will be no social security to fall back on, although i pay into it every two weeks. |
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freesample1
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I wanted to retire at 52, but had to settle for 53. Done Deal. I am now retired. I watch everyone running around and wanting things and getting all bunched up over stuff that doesn't matter. Life is different now. No clocks , no bosses, just each day as it comes. It takes a while to get use to but when it hits you, you'll smile. |
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johnny c.
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i also want to retire as early as possible or at least not have to work, but work b/c i want to. i'm 24 now and hope to accumulate enough to live off my savings/investments by 50. yeah, i know that's pretty crazy, but it's possible and i'm being optimistic. i'll stop working one day, but will never stop contributing or being productive in life |
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delaw
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40 looks like a good number to me and with the absolute financial power the internet is offering these days, I think it is most possible. Keep a job you love but deal in multiple streams of income/investment opportunities and you will be well ahead.Travelling to exotic places and still seeing your money grow sounds like a great retirement to me. |
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desicole1
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Okay, If you join the military for 20 you then retire with pension. The age to retire is 65. granted what ever you have worked in you life depends on the retirement funds you recieve. But one of the greatest plans I have heard of is through Wachovia, called the One million dollar retirement plan. Only paying one hundred a month till I think 50, then they pay you more, and once you retire, you recieve the money back. something like that, I think you should check it out for yourself. It is with Wachovia Banks. |
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bob shark
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I retired at 55, I am now almost 60
I love being retired, But they no longer give me statutary holidays, and I never know what day of the week it is.
But it is a great life, I do lots of stuff and If I don't want to, I don't have to |
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Arian
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65 years old if i still have the youngness in me =) well i dont have to worry im under 18 lol |
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donktheclown
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Retiring is lousy. Do not look forward to it. It's not what you think. |
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