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 I am 50 years old. I have $20,000 to invest. Which would you choose to do? |
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 Am a virgo sign. if am into online trading. will i go under loss or Profit? |
| am new in online commodity trading. If i invest in it and wanted to know, according to my virgo sign. will i be in profit or loss.... |
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 First time investor: I have about 7k to invest. I was gonna go to a discount broker,? |
| but my bank called me and wanted to tell me about their invest ment options available. Now I don't know what to do. I read a book and thought that mutual funds would be a good thing for me, but ... |
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 What is the best way to analyse the stock market and which are best 10 shares where I can invest Pls no spams? |
| I have just taken a demat account. So pls let me know how to wisely invest in a share. and also which is best website which i can rely. I am a new commer in this ... |
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 Which Mutual Funds can give us more profit at lower Risk? |
Friends!
i want to invest in Mutual Funds.
BUT i haven't any knowledge about Mutual Funds.
Can you tell me Which Mutual Funds can give us more profit at lower Risk with ... |
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 I have $400 to put in an investment each month, I already have mutual fund, am 25, where should I put it? |
| I currently put $400 into a Vanguard mutual fund (prime, averaging 3% returns :-() each month. I have another 400 to invest each month. I am only 25 so I have the luxury of doing something risky with ... |
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 I am a 12 year old with 1 grand in the bank. I want to invest it somehow.? |
| My parents would never let me invest in stocks. I am trying to convince them otherwise. I am starting 8th grade in september and i will start up my own buisness in 2 years. I want to have a good ... |
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 Most investment advisers tell their clients to purchase shares in one or more mutual funds.... .? |
rather than to buy individual stocks. They urge this reduces risk ....why do they do this ?
Looking to see if the people in here actually know the ... |
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 I am taking a survey regarding share market? |
Dear share investers,
You are having Rs.30,000/-. u can invest this money only in in share market after 20 years how much you can able to return back at the end of the period.... |
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 If not now then when will it be good to buy house? |
| My wife and I planned to buy our first house in late 2004 then increasing home price in 2005 put us out of market. Now the market is slowing down as price starting to drop (comparing to the peak in 2... |
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 If i put 10,000$ in these stocks? |
if i put 10,000$ in each one of these stocks:
VTI
VEU
PCL
NLR
KOL
and i forgot about them for 20 years, would i have at least 300,000$ when i finally checked ... |
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f0876and1_2 | How should i invest my graduation money? |
i have about $2000 and am expecting a little bit more |
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lizzgeorge
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If you don't need the money for moving expenses, a car, books, or college costs (i.e. your parents are paying for that) then open a Roth IRA. Perfect for retirement savings and you'll never pay any taxes on gains or interest (even when you take the money out!). Plus they're flexible. You can take your contributions back out anytime if you ever need to with no penalty. And you can take the earnings on those contributions out early to buy real estate, pay for tuition costs, or if you're ever sick or disabled without paying a penalty.
I did that when I was 18 and am SO glad I did. I put most of what I earned in college in there too (I didn't need the money; parent's had saved for college expenses). I graduated last year and already have more retirement savings than most 30 yr olds! It makes me feel great to know I'm one step ahead of the game.
I have a Vanguard Roth, but Fidelity is a good choice too. No fees, great funds, low expense ratios, excellent reputations...just put it in a target retirement date fund and forget about it. Trust me, it snowballs quickly into many thousands! |
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superdude
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it looks like you would like to do something wise with your money. You can spend it but it would be gone before you know it. I suggest you can invest. There are a lot of investment instruments out there, I suggest you put some careful thought before you jump into the deep end. For starters in investments, I would suggest unit trusts, however there are so many to choose from. It takes a little experience to cherry pick the right one.
1. Choose the right broker
2. choose a low cost fund (ie low management fee, brokerage fee, low front end load)
3. Do your homework on the companies the fund invest in.
4. Do not invest it for the short term, Invest it for the medium to long term (ie medium 3-5 years, long 5 to 10 years)
5. Actively manage your portfolio.
You can achieve 8% - 20 % p.a ( this beats any form of saving account)
However I need to put a disclaimer, what I told you are just for your information. there are a lot more to it than following the steps I have mentioned. True to it, however if you would to follow the 5 steps, it should be safe. |
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hooper5446
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College. Whether you use it towards tuition, books or walking around money for your first semester, you're gonna need it...
Or hookers and blow could be fun. |
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Mista U
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spend it on blow, and hookerz!! |
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pamela d
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why not stash lt away lf you want to go to college? at least you will have some money behind you. |
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jk
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Buy some oil shares or some British Airway shares. Good luck with whatever you do. |
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spartaken
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invest the money into a russell 2000 index fund and forget you had them.
when you retire , there will be a million or two there.
You are welcome |
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sharesomebody
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I would take $1000 and lock it into a CD that I couldn't touch for a year or so depending the best interest rates, and the other thousand I would invest in stocks in companies that I usually spend my own money at. By that I mean things I like, buy on a daily, monthly basis etc. |
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wgar88
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Put it in a savings account. Money goes so fast in college and you'll need it. |
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trying hard
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time deposit... but make sure you get a good deal. |
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Matthew A
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Buy an Once of Coke. A triple Beam scale and lots of baggies. Turn that to 50k over night easy. |
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