I have about 80,000 Rs in my savings account which have accumulated over the years. My yearly income is not taxable. I want to invest this money in FDs for about 2 to 5 years but I do not want to go ...
I'm a young hispanic 19 year old male and I want to put some of my money in the stock market but how much should I put?This would be my first time doing this and where should I invest my money ...
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Would you recommend that these investments be made in foriegn currencies or should the currency risk be hedged?...
Additional Details Addendum: I do currently own over 100 shares and bought most of them at about 121 or so. I wonder if I should hang on for Q4 or longer??? Also, used to have GOOG. I...
I have this project in history class to chose a couple good stocks that i'll be following for the next week or so. Can anybody suggest a healthy, steady stock that will get me some good credit....
There is this scheme in our townYou buy a certificate containing five names for sh 500. The seller appears last on this list. You are then asked to send another sh 500 to the coordinator of the ...
If you can get a brokerage firm in your name, yes. Many states will require a custodian. But with a custodian, you could make purchases.
gregory_dittman
Only co-signed with somebody 18 or older. That shouldn't stop you if you plan on holding long term.
Jesskimo
Im afraid not, i'm 16 to and have already tried, but you've got to be atleast 18!!! lol soo unfair! but you can always try free online ones, they're aload of fun and a great insight!!! just google it and i'm sure you'll get aload of websites X
Lara Piccoli
Take a look at http://www.ftsie.com its the worlds 1st property stock market, property being
1) the safest investment
2) giving the highest returns (50%+ in a few months)
Definately worth having a look at =D
Tony D
yes,you can but only through a UGMA or custodian account until you are 18 in most states.This is where a parent or legal guardian open the account for you and buy for you the stock or mutual fund,etc.
Benjamin Franklin
you have to be 18 years or older but if you know someone that is 18 years or older like your guardians that will sign for you that you can buy stocks.
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