Why does the American Stock Market seem to affect all the other countries? Does it have anything to do with them being the most powerful country and having the largest economy in the world?...
While a person return to india from gulf countries he is poor,no money in his hand,he sent all money to his loving family in india.The rest he is suffering.Do you have any investment like pension ...
A friend was very lucky to inherit a very large number of shares of Microsoft stock (15,000 shares). She does not want to spend anything now, but does see the potential for just taking the income ...
I just started investing. I've been investing in companies where I'm noticing trends. I've been lucky and made money so far, but how else should I know which stock is a good investment?...
Pretty much I do not know anything about doing stocks or investing and want to get into it a little bit to start out, and then gradually get more money and time involved. Can someone tell me how to ...
i received my statement that shows i have now returned to the amount i initially invested (after it had dropped considerably) should i pull out now as i haven't 'lost' anything? If i do, what should i do with the money? who's offering the best savings rate at the mo?
trends in motion tend to remain in motion. So if your investments are now rising, thank your lucky stars and add to them. Stay with the trend.
diamond
I had same problem I took my money out and invested in fixed bonds with Barclays bank, cash Isa and bonus saver I know I will not lose my money and I get interest in all three accounts. Most banks are out to sell their products they dont care about you because they get comission be careful when you go to see your banker
kheserthorpe
There is nothing magical about being back where you started. You did lose money. Then you gained money. Whether you keep the money there or move it should be based entirely on what you think is likely to happen in the future.
M W
No, because it will probably continue to go up. If you can't stand the risk, then you need to put it somewhere safer & your investment advisor should be able to help you.
Jim G
Never ask people who are not qualified to answer questions on financial matters, Talk to an Independent Financial Adviser If he gives you duff info they are responsible under law. Lets be fare you would not ask your mates in the pub to diagnose an illness hopefully you would go to an expert, the doctor same thing
spec_007
depends in what percentage your isa has given u find out if this isa has the best rate if not put it into another one i found that my isa was half the ammount of alliance and leicester so i put it in there saving money is the way foward and it will always get u outa a problem
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