With that fast cash i would want to go into stocks and make even more money there. Im 21 and senior in college, and i only have 2 grand in my bank account. so im looking for extra cash and trying to ...
Hello everyone..
I am egarly waitnig and would like to invest my about 1 lack in stock market.
1)Is it ok amount to start with? i would like to put for say period of 9 months to 3 years. <...
I make around 30k and my loan is currently 18k at 7.5% (private loan) I don't know that I can make 7.5% in the market but I do want to start my investment portfolio as soon as possible.
How do i invest in the stock market? I have very limited knowledge of this area, but would like to try investing. Also, do you need vasts amount of money to start off or can you start small? T...
i m working in mnc n getting 30000 pm i want to invest my money to get maximum profit, kindly tell me where i will invest. n aslo tell me the drawbacks....
Scottrade. $7.00 to buy. Same to sell. What to buy is largely your choice. No maintenance fees, so you only pay when you do something. I have a Roth @ Scottrade.
Morningstar web site is a great place to learn about mutual funds.
Motley Fool web site is also very good to learn about general investing. So is the American Association of Individual Investors.
For a fund company, Vanguard is overall the cheapest. Fidelity is worth a look. What do I own? Dodge & Cox.
With funds, always watch the expense ratio - that's the number that tells you primarily how much you will pay for a fund.
Good luck. Have fun!
kthor
Vanguard has some of the less expensive Fee's in the mutual fund business.
dkwr14
I go through Edward Jones for my Roth IRA. I pay about $35 a year for there services and the treatment is second to none. There not online but there is almost one on every street corner.
derek
I like Schwab
AllCourt
A lesser known type of IRA that will likely become more widely known is the self-directed IRA. One of the key players in this area is Equity Trust Company (www.trustetc.com).
I like these types of accounts because you can use IRA funds (including those rolled over from 401(k)s and other company-sponsored plans) to invest in non-traditional (but oftentimes MUCH more profitable) assets, like real estate, notes, and even private entities like LLCs, LPs, and Corporations.
Fees are likely higher, but they do offer online investment and potentially much greater returns...
Albannach
The best bet is to talk to the companies themselves. Ask what their "front load" is. The ones that stutter, turn red or try to change the subject probably have a very high front load. Avoid them like the plague.
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