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 Independent financial advisors - rip off or worth their cost?
I have always used the services of IFAs in the UK, but after 10 years the money I have invested is not worth much more than what I have put in (i.e. no growth). I have considered moving to a new IFA, ...


 If i want to sell some shares that ive brough from the stockmarket how can i be sure they will sell ?
for example; if i got them on monday and by friday they had increased, how do i know that i can offload them ? is there always a guarantee that someone will buy them ?...


 Would you invest in the stock market today?
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 Stocks for dummies?
What are stocks and how can I get involved in stocks.Please explain to me because I have no ...


 Do you think the 84 yr. old powerball winner should cryogenically freeze himself and put his money?
in long term bonds?...


 Which is better for monthly investing,mutual funds or rd account?
I am planning to invest 2000/- per month for 10 years i.e 120 months,which will be the better option ,whether SIP in Mutual Funds or opening a Recurring Account with SBI or ICICI?
Additional D...


 Jesus saves- but who is He with 'cos that's where I want my money today?
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 I have $2,000 to invest. What should I do?

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I'm not worried about losing the money, and would consider high risk investments. This is more of an investment adventure for me....


 Will the Sensex drop below 9,000?
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 Is investing in China still a good bet?
Last year Chinese mutual funds returned upwards of 70%-90% in 1 year! So far this year, they've returned 33%!

Should I invest 1/3 of my portfolio in them in exactly 1 month?...


 I'm board any ideas?
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 Are premium bonds worth it? I want to invest 1000 pounds in them. what experiences do you have with them?
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 What are some honest/realistic ways to generate 10k per month? (what type of business'/jobs/opportunit...
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 I want to be an investment banker but am a trained lawyer - how can I achieve this?
I have been looking for a career change for a while. I am a 30 year old real estate lawyer and would be looking to move into investment banking.

What steps do I need to take to change ...


 Stock trading, is it that simple?
heres the main jist of what i am understanding, i open an account say scottrade, i have $5k i am wanting to invest, i researched the complany, so is it this simple? open account, buy 1,600 shares for ...


 What is the future of power grid share in NSE? can i buy on listing itself?
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 What is the biggest % return you ever made on the stockmarket?
We all dream about having bought microsoft for pennies back in the seventies, or more recently bagging cheap shares in hot stocks like Taser, or HANS.
But who here has really ever made massive ...


 If I'm planning to soon invest 300 a month to something, what is the best thing to invest in?
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 I earn 5 lac. rupees per year .tell me best investment option for tax benifit which give me good return?
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 Beginner with question on how to start trading stocks, bonds etc., online!!?
Im a 20 year old college student. Before I begin, let me say that I do not have a job right now---I usually only work in summers. Anyways, I have always been interested in the stock market and ...



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What are the steps to save money in bank?
                     
 




Curiously
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well, first open up an account. Then put some money in there every so often...

When you get to a large amount, say over a thousand, leave the minimum amount in the account and take out the rest to convert into a CD.

That way you can't touch it. Do this until you have many CD's and then you might have a large amount saved up to do something worthwhile. Good Luck


robert KS LEE.
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4 steps;
1.open an account in bank.
2.force urself to save money in that account each time u've some spare money.
3.cut all unneccesory expenses n save the money everyday even it's a dollar a day.
4.collect that money from (3) n bank in.


ShaH
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Put your money in the savings account and keep transferring money to that account every month. You'll make a lot with interest, but don't withdraw from your savings account.
You can also buy bonds...


queen.mcdeath
Well just for general saving purposes I would open a savings account. Every payday set aside an amount to put in your account. Eventually you will have a good amount in your account the more you put in the closer you get to your goal The one great thing I heard of recently heard of is Bank of America is doing a round up program. When you make a purchase it rounds it up to the next dollar and puts that change in to your savings account. On a side note most budget advisers say that it is a good idea to have a month to two months of income in your savings as a back up plan in case of financial emergencies ( i.e loss of job, medical emergency and so on ) It provides a cushion so to speak . Hope for the best and plan for the worst I always say. Good luck.


hope 2 b rich
First you should have money in bank ..(:

Then cut short your major expenses


The Brain
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Footsteps to the bank
Then deposit some money


raid_25
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automatic deposits to savings


dev_bsg
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Start saving very little sum first, then it will increase day by day automatically, like rain water drops to a sea.


screaming babies
1) Open bank account
2) Deposit money
3) Repeat 2) every payday


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