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 Are there any premiums that you need to pay in a mutual fund?
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 Which is the best website to TRADE IN FOREX ( CURRENCY , GOLD & SILVER)?
do we have any good INDIAN websites too ??

Please answer me I wil give U points 4 ur answers !!...


 What is the investments you can make without having big capital?
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 I'm 16 years old in NY state and I was wondering how I can make $500 grow?
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 I am 21 years old. I have $65,000 in a CD earning 4.88% interest. Can I make a better Investment Choice?
I was thinking about getting a managed Forex account but I can't find a legit company and it is too confusing for me to trade myself. I was thinking about mutual funds...any ideas? I am still ...


 I hv to start with Rs.20-25000, what is best option to invest in?
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 Fannie Mae?
What is the difference between Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in terms of their purposes and in terms of the assets they hold? Are these two essentially identical?...


 I need 4 lakhs after 3 years?
hi hey i need 4 lakh rs after 3 years.how much should i save each month and whr should i invest this money?
Is SIP beneficial to me?If yes which plan?
plz guide me.....


 When all is said and done, how much can I expect to pay Edward Jones to manage a $10,000 account per year?
Let's assume I invest in the typical "moderate-risk" portfolio with a mixture of bonds, stocks, and internationals.

Let's also assume that I don't flip the ...


 What stocks should i buy?
i am a high school senior and i have a part time job and i am trying to use 70% of my pay check to buy stocks every payday.
My question is what stocks shoul i buy?...


 Following real estate bust, what is the best low risk investment these days?
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 Investing options?
i am sticking my big toe in to the pond of investing and do not have a clue

what are some safer options compared to stocks or mutual funds?...


 When should I decide if my fund is performing badly,will it be after a consistent bad run of one year or more,
when should I sell it and reshuffle my portfolio or should I kept it even through the bad run of more then 2-3 years....


 New to Stocks?
I am looking for some advice on playing the stock market. I recently re-enlisted in Iraq and am well off financially for my age group. I have money in mulitple savings accounts that I continously ...


 Investing in AIG a good idea?
Do you think that investing in AIG right now is a good idea?...


 Should I purchase a Laptop or Guitar first?
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 As a young adult, what should i invest in right now?
I am 20 yr old male attending college for accounting. I pay my way through college and have about $5000 in a savings account. However, i want to take some money out of my account and invest it in ...


 Forex Trading?
Can anyone point me in the right direction to start? What's the best broker site? What are the best tracking programs and such?...


 What one stock would be a good one to invest in?
This is strictly hypothetical. Suppose I had $10,000 to invest and I could invest it only in one stock. And I had to get out of that stock in the next two or three months. What one stock should it ...


 In my highschool class we have to fake invest in 10 companies.. its a short term project, but what companies?
We're fake investing in 10 companies. There are about 10 groups of two, and who ever comes up with the most money by the end of the marking period wins. Any suggestions to what companies would ...



grand_twelve
I have $1,500 cash, how can I invest it to make more? any suggestions? I am clueless where to start.?
                     
 




latufffa
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put it in a cd at ur bank. u cant touch it for awhile. i think 5-10 years.. ask them. but u get more interest that way than if u were just to put it in ur savings account.

choose wisely!


Joe K
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No offense to anyone on Answers becuase there is a lot of smart people, but you need to do your own research and decide yourself, depending on your needs, tax defferment, when you want it, there are a million things to read and learn about. Or educate yourself on a good broker, like morgan stanley talk to a broker and see what they say, a lot are slick salesmen, so do your research on them too.


gos
Try forex trading. I stated trading with $50 and today I earn $1000 daily. Click http://easysolar.blogspot.com to see how i do it.


MM
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Diversity is the key.

Put some in to this:

9,000% in 10 months comes automatically.

In this crisis year, let's put it 1,000% in 1 year by doing nothing.

Thank me later:

http://automaticforextrading.blogspot.com

or

I can trade your forex account with 2-5% risk and 20% per month profit and do it manually.


Alex
While deciding upon any option, you must aim at getting maximum returns on your investment with minimum risks of losses.

The first option is to invest your savings in fixed securities because they offer assured returns without any risks. But since there are absolutely no risks in fixed deposits, therefore, the returns too are not really high enough to meet the contingencies of inflation in the distant future.

The second option is mutual funds. The mutual fund managers invest your money according to their discretion and charge you high fund management fees without guaranteeing you any specific returns. They warn you even before you invest with them that your investment is always at risk. Most of your funds are invested in risky equities and above all you do not have any control over the avenues of investment.

Investment in stocks and shares or equities brings in the maximum returns. But you may be warned of the attendant risks of losses as well. It is heartening to learn that you can derive the benefit of earning the highest returns from investment in equities without facing the attendant risks.

For Stocks I would suggest http://www.sogotrade.com since it offers the cheapest trade options.


Jer T
Invest in ETF: ETFs are cheaper than mutual funds. ETFs have very low annual expenses, nearly 20 basis points or 0.2% less. As against this, actively managed mutual funds show average expenses exceeding 135 basis points (1.35%). This does not include the extra 2% - 5% as loads, 12(b)-1 marketing fees, transactions costs, and soft dollar expenses mutual funds, passed on to you but never informed, except in very fine print that nobody cares to read.
http://debts-to-wealth.com/category/Why-Invest-in-Exchange-Traded-Funds.html


*SuperStar*
Invest that money on my business.


curious george
put your money in the bank. or put it with professional people who buy stocks at the bank(:


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