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 What is the best way to invest $20,000 my husband and I are hoping to use to help build a down payment?

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We are looking to purchase as soon as possible (ie next 6 months), but we live in Southern California, so we're looking more at the condo market as that is in ...


 I hear many people make a good living from profits in currency trading. Who pays for those profits?

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The obvious answer that occurs to me is, "the othrer punters pay".
But in that case it is all a matter of luck, with a zero sum, since no one knows ...


 Can I open a stock account for my 14 year old son and keep his greedy mother and her attorneys out of it ???
Question is, I would like to open an account for my son so he can get a jump in life unlike myself . The problem we seem to have is an extremely dominating mother and grandmother who want to not only ...


 Is it wise to put as little as 5% into a fund in a 401K plan?
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 I wish to buy tesco's share. Does anyone knows how long do I have to hold the shares so i wont lose dividend.
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 Does anyone have any advice for a beginning investor?
I am a young college student who is interested in investing. I have thought about stocks and bonds, but I dont know which i should try. I am not interested in making a fortune quickly and am looking ...


 Where do I put my money to invest now with all the financial issues currently occurring?
My Retirement fund was losing over a hundred dollars a day so I pulled it and now I would like to reinvest in something safe. H...


 How to Protect Yourself From Investment Scams?
With the stock market breaking record numbers these days, the time is right for con artists and scammers to take advantage of new investors.so how to beware?...


 Where can I buy penny stocks? is there like a directory for them?
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 Has anyone ever made money by investing their money into stocks?
i wanted to invest some money into some stocks but i wanted to know has anyone ever made allot of money by doing so could you please share your stories?...


 What is best option to invest in shares / FDr etc?
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 Are you buying or selling next week?
And should I jump out of a window?...


 Who can I go to for help and questions regarding my 401k program?
I'm 27 and have started investing in my 401k heavily since 3 years ago. However, I have so many questions, it's not even funny...from basic understanding on how it works, picking the right ...


 How can i invest in share marcket?
who can help me to invest small ammount of money in share marcket?...


 I have premium bonds since 1975, how can i find out if i have winning bonds?
bought in 1975 and never ...


 I sell a stock from my portfolio and take a 50 percent loss... come tax form..?
I'm going to make this reallly simple..
If I have say 10K of apple stock and it's only worth 5K now.. and I decide to sell it and take a 50 percent loss.. can you tell me in a rough ...


 What is stop loss in stock trading
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 Why are metal prices going up?
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 I want to invest my money in mutual funds so do i need a demat account?
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Most trustworthy investing company?
how can one invest in mutual funds and stop the broker from churning the funds for his own benifit?
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the Q is asked in yahoo india...so am asking about indian experiences...
                     
 




sandevyl
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Apply in SBI, HDFC, Reliance or Franklyn Funds. They have a good track record.

Visit http://www.valueresearchonline.com for viewing the performance of companies in last couple of years.


src50
Don't buy mutual funds through a broker. But no-load funds direct - T. Rowe Price, Vanguard or Fidelity, to name a few.


Anas A
Instead of putting my money into a Mutual Fund, I just put my money in Warren Buffet's "Berkshire Hathaway" A and B shares, Brk.a and Brk.b

Even thought they are pretty expensive, but they have averaged a return of about 28-31% every year since 1990. See the graph's on yahoo finance...
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=BRK-B&t=5y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=

His investments include American Express, Bonds, Walmart, Washington Post, etc... (See shareholder's letter for more info about that)


skaizun
There are plenty of legitimate brokers and financial/investment companies out there, and, given that you have to ask such a question in this website, means that you don't have the kind of money that they would be interested in, even if they weren't legit ("churning", as you describe it, is illegal; such "churners" could lose their license and go to jail; your invested funds, meanwhile, are protected by the SIPC against such, so no worries, there (of course, losses due to investment downturns are not included)). Just go to the phone book and pick one of the more popular company names.

P.S., the word is "benEfit".


thebigm57
First of all you're not speaking of apples and oranges. A mutual fund doesn't churn anyone's funds. Stock brokers sometimes do. Mutual funds are shares, yes like a stock, yet not like a stock in the sense that you own many companies in little pieces vs owning a piece of a company outright. If you have $100k to invest and put it with a broker he/she may constantly call and bug you with buy/sell advice...churning will only happen if you assign him/her power of attorney to make trades for you. You can always say no when they call. If you don't care to have a broker bug you all the time and want solid investments choose a Fund Family or two to place your $$$ in. I prefer Vanguard and T Rowe Price...There are others that are good too...do your due diligence. HAPPY HOLIDAYS!


BonesofaTeacher
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go for an index fund with someone reputable, like tiaa creff or prudential or touchstone. the broker can't sell anything without your approval.


afreeman20035252
I invest with Fidelity and Vanguard. It also depends on which types of mutual funds you buy. Get no-load funds. They charge a very small amount.


pai
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No distinction between the two. Everyone wants to fatten their pockets.


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