 What to invest in.? |
| Is there anything that you can invest in with $300. What is the best choice? the stock market or another alternative. Should I try to get more money? any info is greatly ... |
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 How can one start investing? |
| I've really been thinking about investing in stocks but the only thing is I don't know where to start or what to invest in! is there like a "investing for Dummies".... |
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 I want to know any Investment site please.? |
| I visited lavcoinvest.com some one introduced to me but not opening.Am actually looking for a way to make cash online in a good way and not a fraudulent way.Any one with idea please?... |
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 How to invest? |
| i need to know how to invest in the stock market wisley. so i can grow up with enough money to support my kids and their kids and their kids and so on. help me understand how to invest.... |
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 Contributing to a 401K? |
| Would it be smart to stop contributing to my 401K at this time, due to the volitility of the current market? If I would stop investing in my 401K, I could invest that 6% in a 6 or 12 month CD and ... |
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 Penny Stocks? |
Anyone know any good penny stocks to invest in???
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 Can you make good money if you buy an stock but don't sell it? |
| Even if the stock share price double, triples and quardurples. If I don't sell the shares it would be just as if the value was when I first bought it right? I mean dividends won't make me ... |
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 I only have a limited amount of money to invest in the stock market. I need a stock that is relatively cheap.? |
| I need a stock that is cheap but also has a great potential to rebound. I was looking at Washington Mutual. Their stock is selling for about 6 cents right now. In the past year it has been as high ... |
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 How do you make a living as a day trader? |
| i think i know that it is buying and selling stock but can anyone provide more details ... |
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 How can I make £26000? |
To buy my gilfriend's ex-boyfriend out of the percentage share he owns in the house they bought together before they split.
Aside from the silly answers like go to the dog track or ... |
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| Addicted to the Stock Market? |
| I lost alot of money on the stock market when it crashed, but it has since recovered but i did not have the nerve to go back in. I still think about going back to try and make the money back, i feel ... |
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 I have been given shares of a private limited company from my grandad.? |
| The shares where divided between family members. everyone else wants keep them but i want to sell. do i have to get someone in the family to buy them or can i try and sell them elsewhere. What are my ... |
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 Is it better to contribute to a 401K plan or pay off bank loans? |
Is it worth the hit you take on the taxes to pay off loans instead of contributing the money to your 401K
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 Do stock tips really work ? |
there are so many here on net, claiming above 90% accuracy ..
how do they work ?...... or they are just fluke
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| After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds? |
| After a big shock in the share market should one invest in Mutual Funds? If yes which are the best funds to invest about 1 lac Rs for long term ?... |
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bbjay20 | Which company is the best to start an IRA with? |
More specifically, a Roth IRA.
I need to find out if there's a difference in the various companies that offer IRA's. I assume it depends on where the money will be invested once in the IRA account. Are mutual funds the place to look for my IRA money then??? |
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muncie birder
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When you are just starting out with an IRA account, in my oppinion a mutual fund would be best. The trouble is there are thousands to choose from. So have very high minimum investment amounts so those can be eliminated. The kind of mutual fund that you choose to invest in would also be an important consideration. There are probably a hundred different flavors. Many investors have actually given up on mutual funds per se and are investing in index funds, a sub category of mutual funds that have become very popular in the last 5 years. The advantages of index funds are that they have very low expense ratios and in general outperform 70% of the broad category of mutual funds.
It is very easy to buy index funds also. ETF index funds do not have any minimum, so you can buy a few of this and a few of that. A IRA brokerage account with Scottrade, Etrade, TDAmeritrade is what you need to buy ETF index funds. Those brokerage accounts will also allow you to purchase many mutual funds. |
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ricks
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who you have the account with will not matter so much as what you put in it. What will matter as far as who you go with will be things like:
minimum balances
annual or monthly fees
trading cost
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Remember, as far as the type of account that you want, it wont matter unless you have other factors. Just like opening a checking account. All banks have them, but which is most convenient for you & does what you want it to do? Some things to consider are, do you need online access, are you going to trade actively or hold? Do you want to invest or do an annuity. |
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jebediabartlett
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You can set up an IRA with Fidelity through their website... then you can slect on-line where exactly you want your money to be placed....they have an extensive line of funds (theirs and other companies) that have " no fee" to purchase or trade....
You can also use the same account to begin trading stocks or ETF's if you want to " get into" investing.
Mutual funds would be your best starting point...and they have excellent research tools in that dept.
Another place to look would be:
http://moneycentral.msn.com/beginnerguide.asp?page=introduction
Explains many of the "ins and outs" of mutual funds.
Easy to read and understand |
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Glenn_11
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If having a wide variety of investment choices is important, then opening an IRA with a brokerage firm like Schwab, Fidelity, ETrade, Ameritrade, etc is your best choice. By going with a brokerage firm (as opposed to a single mutual fund family) you can invest in mutual funds, individual stocks or bonds.
If you are not interested in individual stocks and you want to invest in mutual funds, then opening an IRA with Vanguard is great way to go. They have some of the lowest fees around and a great selection of index funds and bond funds. Index funds are a great choice for most people who just starting to invest in equities. |
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Rabbit
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Take a look at this from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The North American Securities Administrator's Association PDF "Cutting through the Confusion" has some good information and links as well.
As for companies, try these links:
http://www.dodgeandcox.com/funds/how_to_invest.html
https://www.putnam.com/individual/ |
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Jerry
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I am assuming that you do not have significant holdings.
I would find a low cost broker, Etrade, TD Ameritrade, or something like that. They have very low minimum balances and offer a wide selection of investments.
As far as your question about mutual funds. Mutual funds are most likely amoung the best investment choices you can make. Find a Mutual fund with low costs and investments you like. Invest over time and you will likely have good returns.
Personally, I have an IRA with Trowprice, that has automatic deposits made monthly, You are limited to Trowprice mutual funds but it is hassel free and they have very low fees. I have had good luck with them and can reccomend the company. |
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Eugena
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I've always heard good things about Vanguard Roth IRA's. Their fees are really low. |
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ig86
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Try going to a World Savings Bank. Tell them what your interested on, and they will give you information about their accounts. They also have a sister company called Atlas, and there is always a rep in the branch that can answer all your questions about IRAs and Mutual Funds. |
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