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 How can I turn 520K into 2 million relatively safe and in 10 years?
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 How can I make real money at 15?
Hello,
Im Michael and my only target in life is to earn a resonable amount of money. I can make abit of money at 15 at the moment. But its just peanuts. What can i do to make some REAL ...


 How do I convert $10,000 into $100,000 in one year?
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 How Do You Make Money on the Internet?
What are some good ways to make money on the internet? I am pretty new to this.

Also, what should I do to get started? Thanks a lot....


 How old do you need to be to invest in the stock market?
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 If you had $1 million dollars. What would you do with it.?
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 Were do you have to live to be a stock broker?
i live in a little town and i want to be a stock broker im not sure were to ...


 What is the best way for a teenager to start investing? Stocks? Bonds? CDs? ...?

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 Best Dividends for the stock market?
Which if any companies have a good reputation for paying high dividends for their shares. is it always the most expensive shares?...


 Buying shares after dividend announcement?
If a company announces dividend, will I be eligible for the dividend if I buy shares of the company after the announcement of dividend?...


 What is up with gas prices?
gas prices will start to go down, will be at a good rate then will be raised overnight about 23 cents, over the next 2 weeks will slowing go back down, a week later will be raised back up about 23 ...


 Is 24 to late to start investing?

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Should read "too." Yikes....


 Should i invest in mutual funds or stocks?
Should i invest in mutual funds or stocks in current market situation. Which ones are the best at this ...


 How do I go about cashing in stock purchased in 1967? I have the original certificate and receipt.?
I think both the broker AND the company may have folded since then....


 Why does our pricing system require the cost of most items to end in $.09, $.19, $.29,.... $.99 , etc ?
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 Will America ever recover from this financial crisis?
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 If you only had $3000.00,no income,what would you invest in?
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 How Do You Know What Stocks To Invest In????
Their are billions of stocks. And everyone recommends the ones I have never heard of. How do I know which one would be the best stocks of the year. i am a university student and have $2000 and I at ...


 What are the chances of me buying a stock for $5 or less?
I am a young kid looking into college and I enjoy the stock market but have never actually got into it. Is there a way I can get into buying stocks cheaply and being able to watch them day by day to ...


 How can i buy shares in a company?
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bmagic1969
What's the easy way to buy stock with a small amount of money?
                     
 




Slug Bait
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If you have a small amount of money - do not buy stocks -- look into more conservative return options, like CD's or IRAs

Go to your Bank or Credit Union and talk to a Professional.,
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stevexnelson
Go to http://www.sharebuilder.com It's a great site and I think it's perfect for you.

Great question.


Lorraine H
There are several online stock sources. One of the best is Scott Trade (scotttrade.com) - another is Charles Schwab. Choose one that doesn't have a minimum deposit.


Warren
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Open an account with a firm like Charles Schwab.


Donald B
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Without a doubt your best option is to open a DRIP Plan.

These powerful investment plans are seldom talked about because brokers make very little money when they suggest them. Yet, they have proven to be one of the best, if not the best, long-term strategy on Wall Street.

They are perfect for small investors, as well as big investors. They are safe and allow you to not care about whether the market is going up or down. They are a must for any serious investor.

I strongly recommend looking into it. They are great plans.


kc_ashz
When I first started looking into my financial situation and wanting to improve it, I first read - Multiple Streams of Income: How to Generate a Lifetime of Unlimited Wealth By Robert Allen. It is a great read and it informs you on different avenues to invest your money. It also lets you know how to further research into investing your money. (I have always believed that a large part of problems that occur today is a lack of understanding and access to that knowledge.)

I also invest with Fidelity.com – they have a free extensive research access to those that have an account. Their customer service also rocks.

Another great place with GREAT information is www.fool.com – They have so much FREE information, and explanations accessible to everyone.

Another great place to learn terminology for investing is - http://www.investopedia.com/

I hope this helps ïŠ


Robert Allen’s Book - http://books.google.com/books?id=OXdDKdBgAGMC&dq=robert+allen+multiple+streams+of+income&pg=PP1&ots=Qm9-v_hujK&sig=Y7oJQkOKo5yCrWZwWWzCrnhvcPQ&hl=en&prev=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Robert+Allen+Multiple+Streams+of+income&sa=X&oi=print&ct=title&cad=one-book-with-thumbnail


WalterThatcher
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Go to dripcentral.com to learn how to buy stock directly from companies without paying trading commissions.


PepsiLime
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I use TDAmeritrade. Their fee is $9.95 per trade no matter how many shares of stock you buy. And if you buy a stock check and see if they have a DRIP (Dividend Re-Investment Plan) plan. That way instead of getting cash dividends you get the dividends automatically invested into more shares of stock. And there's usually either no fee or a small fee for doing that, but that gets taken right out of the dividend.


Deke
Sharebuilder has been great for me. The only drawback that I can find there is that you can't do a ton of research on their site, but you can do most of that for free on MSN or Yahoo these days.

Full-service brokerages like Paine Webber and Goldman Sachs are all but obsolete in the age of technology. Deep discount is the way to go, but DO YOUR HOMEWORK.


berthiaumechristopher
Go to http://content.sharebuilder.com/MgdCon/Jump/Web/welcome/mvtwnrs/welcome1mvt.html . I saw the above mentioned web site advertised on TV not long ago and so I bookmarked it to my "favorites. I don't know how good of an offer it is, though. You'll need to check it out. I haven't had time to check it. I also already have a 401K, so I probably won't bother with it. But the TV ad said that there was no minimum investment. Hope it works for you.


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