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 I'm helping my son ( 12 ) invest . What's a safe option .?
I don't do stocks and my 30 million pound business is private but my 12 year old son really wants to start . I gave him £1,000 and he wants to invest it in anything but a bank . What should i ...


 Online trading...Etrade or Scottstrade. What would be beter for me and why?
I just opened an etrade account and will begin small time trading(about $100 weekly to be invested)..Couple main things I need to know from fellow Americans who have some knowledge and experience.....


 Can someone finish this famous example of interest - would you rather have 1 million dollars right now or ...?
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 What are short and longterm investments in stock market?
To day, if i buy shares through icicidirect, can i sell them when ever i want, or will there be any restrictions, that i have to sell only at a particular time, please tell me little in detail about ...


 How do I invest on the stock market?
I've been thinking about investing in the stock market but I need some clues on how it actually works and how do I get the most out of it.
I want to start slowly with a small amount of ...


 I won $100?
How should I invest it? What's the best way to turn that amount of money into more?...


 What are you going to do with your 401K?
The stocks keep tumbling and the returns are in the red. are you keeping your 401K the same, making adjustments, closing it out, what?...


 I am a Stock Broker of a company based in Mumbai but am not happy. Guide me kindly.?
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 What are some good books to read for someone wanting to learn about the stock market?
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 Where do rich people put their millions or billions of dollars?
Doesn't the FDIC only insure accounts up to $100,000 or $250,000? How do they put their money in the bank and ensure they don't lose it all if the bank goes under?...


 Silver or Gold?
Over all what is the better investment? Silver or Gold? And if you have any good investment information on the subject please elaborate.

Thank ...


 Right time to invest in stocks? not much money to invest?
Not really knowing too much about it. Just curious, what should I do?...


 Day trading stocks.?
Everyone has told me that investing stocks by day trading is horrible!! Buts im a stubborn type of guy. I have about 3k to invest and through Ameritrade if found out that they dont charge commission ...


 I HAVE 50000..WHAT is the best COMPANY to INVEST MY MONEY!?
thanks for help!...


 IRA's disgust me. They are point less. You should rather invest your money in funds or bonds. What do you say?
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 WHAt WOULD YOU DO IF YOU HAD 100 DOLLERS?
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 Would it be a good investment to buy shares in HSBC?
The shares are at an historically attractive price, and they are paying a dividend of over 5%, but with this sub-prime business and RBS having a massive rights issue, I`m a little worried. Any ...


 This questin is for expert only,what'st the best saving account for ammount over 6 figues?
also is it good idea to put that much into a saving? what would a tax like? is other good idea for a no risk safe investment?...


 I m on the verge of investing in equity , but want to track the performence of past few months of the comapny?
are there any sites where i can track the performence and see the fluctuations in the price of each companys' share for the past couple of months ........


 Is Gold Bullion a good investment?
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weebles_wobbles_19
What to do with $1,200.00?
I am 26 and have one year of college to go before I will have a BS in Biology. I am currently unemployed. I have $1,200.00 from a money market account that my parents set up for me and would like to transfer it somewhere else that makes more money than it is making now. I only gained $200.00 in the last 8 years. I am thinking of a savings or cd account with a higher fixed interest rate but have no idea what would be the best plan of action. I will have college debt along with small regular bills I now owe such as phone and minimum credit card debt. However, I feel I should be putting this $1,200.00 away for a rainy day. Where???
                     
 




wtg_ib
send it to me & i promis that i will give you back some of it when you want it


dinu_pawar
trade in gold with charts

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biggsly1
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Roth IRA. Great investment for someone in your situation, because contributions are made from earned income after it has been taxed, and you can withdraw from the fund tax free. It is often recommended for somebody like you b/c you can use for part of a down payment on your first home (or any other way, but many like to use it for the first home b/c it is the first "big purchase" they have), and you will not have to pay any taxes on it when you withdraw it. You can invest it in anything you want . . . I recommend American Funds myself. Google Roth IRA for more information.


Dr. Deth
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Paypal is currently paying 5+% and it says preety liquid and accessible there. It connects to your checking acct. and if you need to make withdrawals - you can get it in a couple of days or immediately if you get a paypal debit card


Chief
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ING direct savings account will pay you 5% interest or so. It will compound monthly, and be calulated daily in case you continue to make contributions you will get your most out of this account. It is basically the same or more interest than a CD and you can have your money within 48 hours no questions.

I'm setting mine up friday when I get paid.


William
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Well $1,200 isn't a lot to invest so setting up a stock type of account is probably not a good idea. You can probably get about 5% on your money in a CD on your local bank. Since you might need this money, you wouldn't want to lock in a long term cd but maybe a 3 month CD would be your best bet.


BigBen
please clear your high interest debt first. else, your money won't help you much. if you can't lose the money at all, go for CD. ING Direct can offer you 5.35% return. But if you can take on higher risk, you might interested investing in mutual fund first.

GoodLuck!


manket59
Invest in Share through Options


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