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 Is it better to purchase low priced shares than high priced ones ?
If one selects low priced shares to purchase, he gets more no. of shares , also, more divident. Is it advisable to do so ?...


 Is heating and air conditioning a good business to start?
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 If you had over a million dollars..what would you do?
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 What is your openion what will be the Gold price after 6 months ?
I am planning to buy Gold in bulk for investment. As we have seen Godl prices have hiked drasticly in recent past....


 Whats your view about gold price will go up or down?
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 Have you heard about the total collapse of the stock market scheduled for this October?
The rumor seems to be rooted in fact. Sounds just like the"'current regime", doesn't it?! Now that the price of gas has dipped and we are licking our wounds ... BAM(!) - there ...


 Can one make a living trading stocks ???
I'm looking at swing trading and start up with $25,000 ....


 Suggest some good websites, books to get information about the sharemarket ,dealing in shares & mutual funds?
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 I am 17 years old and wanna invest in stocks. I dont know much. Help?
I am 17 years old and I am really interested in getting into stocks and the market. I know very little but would love to start learning and investing really soon! Where should I start?

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 Â£10,000...?
So you have 10k to invest and want to open a small business...what do you do?
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Just to clarify i'm just wondering what you guys would do, more than looking for ...


 How to I buy stocks, and do I need a stock broker?
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 Is it good to put in 401k if they don't match.. What are the other options?
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 Want to invest 100k in stock market I'm a gambler so dont mind takin a chance?
never played the market before would like to learn and be smart about it though whats the biggest yeild on 100 ...


 Bush, then Clinton, then Bush, why Clinton? Why a Monarchy?
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 Is the forex auto pilot system a scam or not?
Has anybody purchased or familiar with the forex auto pilot system.Please get ahold of me and let me know if its a scam or not.thanks!...


 How does shorting a stock drive down the stock's price?
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 Would $623 a month be enough to afford a decent living off of?
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 What is the best way to start saving/investing?
My wife and I are about to be through with all of our credit card and similar debt. We have a new mortgage, 2 years left on a car payment and some small student loans. We currently contribute to our ...


 Invest on Forex or Mutual Funds??
I'm looking to invest on Forex or Mutual Funds. Can somebody please help me with any advices which one is better?
Also I have searched for some online forex, e.g. marketiva.com, do you ...


 Iam willling to buy stocks of infosys and please suggest me the best stocks to buy?
i want to puchase the dhoom2 shares can any one sugget me which one is the ...



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What percentage of your income do you need to invest for retirement?
                     
 




muncie birder
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Investing $4000 a year in a Roth IRA account for which the income is tax free and assuming you can earn 10% a year on average over a long term of 40 years will provide you with a retirement fund of $1,770,370. And it will not be taxed!!!!!


Chris
At least 10-15% minimum, in an account that pays at least 8%. Otherwise, I'd put in as much as I could.


college girl
That would depend on how old you are, what age you plan to retire, and how much money you assume you will need to live on once you retire. Read books by David Bach or visit his website. Simple and to the point. He's been on Oprah, always a good thing. www.finishrich.com Also try Dave Ramsey he's helpful but feels we should live a credit-cardless existance. www.daveramsey.com Either way start saving something NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...


Nicholas M
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there isn't a correct answer and it really depends on when you wish to retire & your lifestyle to be like in retirement.

Generally the rule is 15% with company contributions and retirement at 65.

My generation holds the age at 67 and whether or not social security is there is a roll of the dice so I save about 25-30%

But one thing is certain the more you save earlier on the better you are later on even if you do have to cut back on your savings.


Susan V
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Depends on your age, age of retirement, standard of living. How much you currently earn. How you have it invested. What are your goals?


praveen
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Its fully depend on 3 factors .
1.What your current age.
2.when you want to get retired.
3.how much you want for your retirement.

All the above factors determines the percentage of your income to be invested.....


kumar k
10-15% best figure for retirement....
i think so, don't forget to enjoy the life....thinking of retirement.


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TJD
The correct answer would be: as much as you can afford. Try 5%- 10% (at least).


vegas_iwish
Not going to earn 8 or 10% unless in stocks & maybe not then. If planning on putting the money in bank it will take a very high % though 15% too high. Minimum 5% (but can't play keep it in bank if that low) with hopefully 10% set aside for retirement


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