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 I have made a few bad investments. Let's say the loss is around $15K. ?
I have a job that pays ok, yet sometime I dwell on my losses in bad investments. Some say to forget about it and move on. What should I do?...


 I am very decent trading in Forex. How can I make money without any of my own?
I have done research in it for maybe a little over two years now.I have traded several demo accounts and have always done very well, in my last account, 50k went to about 75k in a week of intense ...


 What is the best way to invest small capital?
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 Which is the best bank/company for the demat and trading account? I am just starting for the trading?
Please answer or inform me which is the best bank/finance company for the demat account? Also possible inform about the brockarage and other charges????...


 Anyone knows any info about ShareBuilder?
Hello,
My husband and I are looking into investing. Has anyone used ShareBuilder? If so, what is your experience with it?
Please let me know if you highly recommend it or if there is a ...


 17 yrs old lookin in investments?
i wanna know how i can start investing my money and let it grow n stuff
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also, what would be the first step in starting such as what and where do i look for companies?...


 Is this right time to buy stocks at dow 12000 points..?
What do you think about buying stocks? give name of some good dow.....


 I want to invest money in SIP for my retirement & kid's education &marriage. How is bajaj capital.San-Canada
Since last 3 years i am in Canada. I have one son.I am 35 years old. I made some good savings in Canada. Now, i am coming back to india. I am thinking to invest my money in SIP for my retirement and ...


 If I buy thousands of shares of a penny stock, like Enron will I become part owner?
Some say this wouldn't be wise, but would I be a big decision maker if I invested thousands of dollars in a company would stock pries at $0.03 a share?
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I don'...


 I have $100 to start investing in stock or mutual funds?
I am not educated in stocks and mutual funds, but i know that i need to invest in future .. SOmeone help me. I dont have alot of money , only 100.00. HELP ME...


 How do I find stocks or funds that I can invest in and make an average of $20 a day?
I am new to buying stock. I want to find some stocks or funds so that my money will grow sort of fast. I don't have lots of money to play with. I'm starting with like $1000. I understand ...


 Where can i get info about the sugar cane industry in Central America ?
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 How could I start a MUTUAL FUND at age 14?
How could I start a MUTUAL FUND at age 14? Me and my friend are very entreprenuric and have been studying this stuff all are lives and know a lot of contacts and people who do these kind of things....


 If you had $50,000 Where would you invest it?
If you had $50,000 and wanted to invest in something med to low risk, where would you invest it? Would it be a business, a stock, or what? I want the money to make me more money basically....


 Should you factor in the cost of the trade?
do you include, say £12, when looking at shares?
should this be included when looking at the numbers?...


 Are there stocks in which you could invest 1 million dollars or more?
Because I've heard people say it's harder to invest money when it's more than a few thousand?

But how else could you get a big return on 1 million or more?

I mean,...


 What are Forex signals?
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 Whats the best financial advice you have ever recieved?
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 How to invest in India after retirement,but money remains safe and we get maximum benefits for our livelihood?
we should get monthly or quarterly returns without TDS only Govt, sponsored schemes may be proposed,dont want to take any risks at all....


 Stock market simulation?
Where can I train entering the stock market without paying really???...



vanny
Traditional IRA....confused?
I am looking to open a Traditional IRA with T.ROWE through the automatic deduction...I am confused on how to pick an ira.
Do I just sign up for a Trad ira and thats it or do I sign up for a IRA like I did with my 401k plan were I picked 2 plans/funds to go into my 401 to equal a 100%....I hope this question makes sense.
                     
 




redwine
The IRA is the container, you still have to put the liquids into the container by picking the funds and or investments that your IRA monies will be placed into. They will give you a list of investment choices that they will buy everytime money comes into the account.


Scotty Doesnt Know
The traditional IRA designation only affects the tax status of the investment. You can still invest your IRA into one or multiple funds that T Rowe Price offers, subject to any limitations they put on you.

You should consult your financial advisor, if you have one, on which one(s) to invest in. Different funds have different objectives and risk levels.

The traditional IRA just means you won't pay taxes on the money now...but you'll be taxed on the principal AND the proceeds (interest) when you receive distributions (make withdrawals).


That_ blue_ eyed_ Irish_ lass
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Difference Between a Traditional and Roth IRA

A Traditional IRA is primarily an individual savings plan. Contributions are made up to a specified limit with the contribution tax deductible. Money invested and earned in a traditional IRA are subject to income taxes at time of withdrawal. Withdrawals can be made without penalty once you reach the age of 59 1/2 years of age and you must begin withdrawing from your account when you reach the age of 70 1/2.

A Roth IRA is also primarily an individual savings plan. Contributions can be made up to a specified limit on a non-deductible basis. This means, you can make a contribution to your Roth IRA but not take a deduction on you income tax for the contribution like you can with a traditional IRA. Withdrawals are tax free within certain limitations. Withdrawals can be made without penalty once your reach the age of 59 1/2 provided the funds have been in the account for 5 years. Unlike a traditional IRA, you can continue contributing to a Roth IRA even if you have reached the age of 70 1/2.


united9198
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An IRA can be made up of all kinds of investments. You can have cash savings, individual stocks, or mutual funds among others. T.Rowe should offer a variety of funds that you can use to hold your IRA contributions. I would start with a balanced fund and stick with that until you build up a little money in the IRA. You can study the funds and perhaps at a later date, you can spread your risk out over more than one fund.


Barkley Hound
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An IRA is a container. When you open it the funds go into a money market fund. You can then move funds between the money market fund and stocks or mutual funds. Any cash paid out such as dividends goes into the money market fund.


kate
You will have to pick what you want to do with the $$$ .
Mutual funds ? Stocks ? Bonds ?

Unlike the 401K with employer managed investments ,
You will now have to manage your own account .

Choose wisely , It can LOOSE value !

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Navy Man
The easiest is the Traditional IRA, I work at a bank and open these a lot. Don't go confusing yourself with all the other types (ROTH, SEP{usually for employers anyway}).


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