 Introduction to stock market? |
| I have few questions about the market. First of fall tell me which stock broker I should choose scottrade or motley fool or any other? Secondly how does buying and selling works: like is there any ... |
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 Is this fair? |
| I have a friend who works at a bank who got his quarterly bonus check of $736.26. He brings in literally millions into his company each quarter. Is this fair? I believe that if he doesn't ... |
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 Is this a good investment? |
is it worth holding on to?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-c
thanks-... |
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 How can I start online Forex Trading??? I need Help.? |
Hi guys,
I'm very new to online forex trading. I've got a little money to start with but I don't know the minimum balance to start forex trading. Also, could someone tell me the ... |
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 I'm 24 and I have about 35,000 in savings. How should I go about investing? |
| I will be setting up a Roth IRA this yr '08' and will fund the account with what I earn every year , max 5k. However that wont help me since 30k will still be free and banks dont provide ... |
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 Has Anyone here made alot of money through stocks? |
| I just wanted to hear some success stories. please tell me how u got into stocks. how much u started with and what stocks u invested in. any other information I'd appreciate as well. T... |
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 What is the best country to become wealthy in and what is the worst? |
I think America used to be the best, but it now has the highest corporate tax rate.
Let's pick first world countries for the "worst". Clearly Haiti would be nearly ... |
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 Is it wise to obtain loan and invest in stock market? |
please comment on this great idea
i am a second year student....
i am eligible to obtain educational loan(approx abt 4000$ ) and at the same time my family can bear my education cost...<... |
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 If you had $5000 to invest toward retirement today, what would you do with it? |
You have to invest it - not spend it or donate it to charity.
Any favorite stocks, bonds, mutual funds?... |
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 What are the least risky things to invest in? |
| dont really care about return, just want something thats not so ... |
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 When should I start investing? |
I'm 20, a college student, without any real income at the moment.
I plan on working during winter and summer breaks, most likely waitressing. Should I start putting money away then (even ... |
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Tio | I am a graduate student, but do not qualify for 401 K. What should I invest on? |
what type of fund can a person like me invest on? |
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astatine
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I'm assuming you're a traditional student, ie., many decades to go to retirement. Go with broad based stock mutual funds with no load and low expenses. eg. Vanguard 500 index fund or extended market index.
Dont put all your money in one go. Put in fixed amounts each month. As you get more assets, start putting money into international no load low expense index funds.
Since time is on your side, go with what has historically provided the best returns over tens of years, ie., stocks.
Diversify by industry, size of company, and geographically, ie., mutual funds rather than individual stocks.
Dont pay loads and go with low expenses. |
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bigjoejoe2007
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pre-paid legal services trust me we we will be going global in September 29, 2007 so go for that I'm in it and I'm only 18 age and Ive made over 15,000 last month just by investing only 45 dollars if u don't believe me look on yahoo business and type in pre-paid legal. so look in to that. my home number is 260-625-5195 call me 4 more info!!! |
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shebao z
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Hi, i recommand you a good and basic tutorial for investing. it covers all Issues related to your Investing and everything around it.
http://www.investingtutorial.info/
wish it will help you.
Good Luck , Best Wishes! |
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ac
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You can buy a good mutual fund [i will recommend index funds]. If you want this money to grow tax free you can open it as IRA account.
There are several good sites you can get lot of information.I like vanguard.com, troweprice.com, fidelity.com. They are very customer oriented and offer lot of good information over the phone and also on their website. finance.yahoo.com and fool.com are great sites for learning basics. |
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financial advisor
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Before investing in anything, what do you want it to do?
If you are on the 'bubble' from dropping into a different tax bracket, open a traditional IRA so you can drop a bracket.
There are a plethora of options available for you.
When do you want the money? What type of investor are you, conservative, moderate, aggressive? Will you leave this money alone, even in times of need?
Just some options available to you, IRAs, traditional & ROTH, equity indexed annuities, variable annuities, fixed annuities, etc.
You definately want the protection of tax-deferral, if you are going to keep it and use it solely for retirement. It will grow faster.
Something else to think about is do you want the money to buy your first home. If so, look at a ROTH or traditional, as both qualify for first time home buyers, to where you can take the money out, without penalty, to buy your first home. ROTH funds will be federally tax-free, while a traditional will be taxed when you take the funds out.
Whatever you do, you need to sit down with someone to go over this information with you, and begin planning your future.
Go to http://www.wslife.com to find a financial representative who can help you. If you are contacted by the office closest to you, make sure you tell them you want someone who is licensed to handle investments. You do not want someone who is just licensed to sale insurance. They can not offer you the type of investments that you may need to hit your objectives.
Need more info, contact me @ k9ohio@verizon.net |
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Ryan S
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do you have earned income?
if yes invest in either a Roth or Traditional IRA
if no... then use an individual brokerage account... or open an individual account at a mutual fund company. |
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jirocpa
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Open a Roth IRA. |
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foreclosures101
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you need not qualify to open a 401k, you mean your job dont offer 401?
I suggest get a job that has 401k with matching, then if you need more, open a self directed ira |
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