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Jenn Location unknown	5:18pm on Sunday, February 15th, 2009
where do I go to start investing money in the stock market? i want to become a stock investor because I have some extra cash and looking to make money off the stock market I would like to know how it works? how i should go about it? and where do i s... read more »
mon Location unknown	12:18pm on Saturday, January 10th, 2009
how to start investing? Im 19 how do i start?. Do i need to open a Roth IRA first? ( i was reading somewhere that one should do that) if so where is the best place to do open one? if not then how do i go about investing in mutual funds/stocks etc? i... read more »
ja Location unknown	6:24pm on Wednesday, October 15th, 2008
I am 21 years old and preparing for retirement What would be the best way to go about that. A IRA CD Any ideas? I am wanting to prepare for retirement now. I want to look into IRA'S CD'S and all kinds of other stuff but would like to hear ... read more »
applep Location unknown	4:35pm on Saturday, January 19th, 2008
How do you invest in stocks. Website? or who is the best company to go throw? Please help? Need to learn how to invest in stocks. Best answer: My answer is in this advise I give everyone: Choose a stock of a solid company(s) (in or outside the... read more »
ryugakuseibri Location unknown	3:25pm on Monday, March 5th, 2007
Where should a young investor start? I'm 22 and I don't have much money, but I'd really like to start investing so that I'll have some money in the future. What's a good point for a guy like me to start out at? I've h... read more »
Keysha Location unknown	1:35pm on Tuesday, February 20th, 2007
How do you invest in the stock market? I am interesting in saving and investing for my daughter future. I don't have a lot of money and I don't know the first step in investing. Would someone help with this question only serious adult re... read more »
Annoy Location unknown	5:59am on Friday, September 15th, 2006
What is a good investment that will lower my overall tax burden? As I contractor, I don't have a 401(k). However, I do make ok money. What I would like to do is find out what options I have to lower my overall tax burden AND contribute to an in... read more »

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Resolved Question: I need help figuring out my taxes on trading, How to pay less? Am I a trader or an Investor? (Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:00:35 GMT)
I started trading this year and I have made about $1,500 dollars which is great but I am trying to figure out how much of this money will be taken by Uncle Sam. - I know am not a trader (according to what I read online, if this is not true, please tell me), I make about 10 trades a week, but I have a full time job and this is not my main source of income. - I am not investing for long term gain, I trade on news and sell on news. My long term money is on my retirement plans. - I Have a scottrade account which helps me with the wash sales adjustments and net profit and loss.... So, the real question is: - Can I file a Sched C or will I need to file a Sched D? - What can I deduct if am an investor? (trading seminars, computer, internet connection, trading fees...) - any other tips that you might have? Please help....
Resolved Question: How should I invest 50K? (Tue, 08 Sep 2009 00:43:17 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K earning/saving by Dec 2009. So I plan to distrubute them in the following wayL 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending I plan to buy a house in like 4-6 years. Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not
Resolved Question: What can I do with my 50K??? invest or save it? (Mon, 07 Sep 2009 21:31:19 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K earning/saving by Dec 2009. So I plan to distrubute them in the following wayL 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending I plan to buy a house in like 4-6 years. Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: How can I invest my 50K savings? (Mon, 07 Sep 2009 21:30:40 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K earning/saving by Dec 2009. So I plan to distrubute them in the following wayL 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending I plan to buy a house in like 4-6 years. Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: I have 50K, how should I invest it? (Sat, 05 Sep 2009 15:18:17 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K earning/saving by Dec 2009. So I plan to distrubute them in the following wayL 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending I plan to buy a house in like 4-6 years. Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: Is it too early for retirement planning? 24 years old? (Sat, 05 Sep 2009 15:15:30 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K earning/saving by Dec 2009. So I plan to distrubute them in the following wayL 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending I plan to buy a house in like 4-6 years. Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: 24 year old: Is buying stock, IRA, 401K a good choice or bad one now? (Sat, 05 Sep 2009 04:16:38 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K saving by Dec 2009. I plan to do the following investment/finance based on the 50K: 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending Short term goal (marry and buy a house around 28-30) Medium term goal (have enough for kids college) Long term goal (safe retirement if possible) My income now is 58K, but it will raise to 65 next year, and will be between 70-90 avg in the future....(mechanical engineering) Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: 24 year old: First time stock investor, making good or bad choices? (Sat, 05 Sep 2009 04:15:18 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K saving by Dec 2009. I plan to do the following investment/finance based on the 50K: 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending Short term goal (marry and buy a house around 28-30) Medium term goal (have enough for kids college) Long term goal (safe retirement if possible) My income now is 58K, but it will raise to 65 next year, and will be between 70-90 avg in the future....(mechanical engineering) Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: New College graduate and confused about personal finance? (Sat, 05 Sep 2009 04:14:23 GMT)
I am 24 and have absolutely no experiences with investing. After payaing off student loan and cost of living/expenses, I will have about 50K saving by Dec 2009. I plan to do the following investment/finance based on the 50K: 401K --> 16.5K (I contribute the max allowed) CDK --> 20K (I will use this for future house buying) Roth IRA --> 5K (Will open with Vanguard or Fidelity, likely to do with Vanguard Retirement 2050 Fund) Scottrade --> 7K (I buy stocks from about 10 companies I like or know GE, Boeing, BOA, Citigroup, Macys, etc) Savings --> 2 K for emergency/extra spending Short term goal (marry and buy a house around 28-30) Medium term goal (have enough for kids college) Long term goal (safe retirement if possible) My income now is 58K, but it will raise to 65 next year, and will be between 70-90 avg in the future....(mechanical engineering) Please help me and give me suggestions. I am not sure if I am making the right choices or not Thank you.
Resolved Question: How should I set up my retirement investing program.? (Sun, 19 Jul 2009 16:43:06 GMT)
Hello fellow members. Need just a bit of advice. My company just canceled our 401(k) plan due to low enrollment and higher expenses. I didn't have a lot in there around 4k, as we paid off a cargo plane load of debt in the last couple of years. I plan to open a Roth IRA and contribute the max to it. What would be my best choice of investments to look at. Should I use a discount broker like Scottrade? I am married, my wife is self employed, owns her own cleaning business. We only have our mortgage as debt, around 114K, both cars are paid off. After I max my Roth IRA, what would be the best investments for us. We are 48 years old and with no other debt but the house we should be able to save around a min. of 1K per month or so. Where in the very smart people of this forum should we invest our Roth IRA and the money outside the IRA.
Resolved Question: Investment: Does anyone have experiences they can share with me? (Mon, 05 Nov 2007 08:29:32 GMT)
What I'm looking for is information from your personal experience (so I can learn from it) using: Etrade, Scottrade, Ameritrade, and BuyandHold (dot com), investment websites. I am not seeking personal financial information, just the lessons learned. My Initial investment to open an account will be around $5K. How difficult/easy was it to sign-up, begin trading, and what were the typical fees per amount per transaction? I plan on investing and exchanging individual stocks, both US domestic and International, in the $500-$1k range or so. This is a hobby (something I can play with when I'm not out partying) and education for now; but the investments are real as they will be another resource towards my and my wife's retirement. I didn't see anywhere to set up a "fake" account to learn on; if you can direct me to one, that also would be helpful to me. Thanks in advance.
Resolved Question: what are the best retirment plans for a young adult? (Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:36:50 GMT)
HI, i'm 19 and trying to find some information so at the end of the summer i can open some kind of retirement plan. I have researched ira's, roth ira's, mutual funds, stocks, bond, etc...now I just want to know what would be the best way to approach this as a young adult with limited funds( couple thousand). Also ive looked into different places such as schwab and Scottrade, any opinon on a good firm would also be helpful. Also i guess i should have added, i am a college student and my source of income are my summer internships.The money im earning, i want to invest it because other wise ill blow it on stupid stuff when i go back to college.
Resolved Question: I want to invest in mutual funds and in an IRA? (Sun, 05 Nov 2006 04:12:37 GMT)
I plan to invest in no load mutual funds (s&p 500 index funds) for wealth accumulation and open up an IRA account for retirement. There's many brokerages I've heard of like Edward Jones, Vanguard, Janus, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, TD Waterhouse/Ameritrade, E*Trade, Sharebuilder, Scottrade, etc. Though I heard ShareBuilder rips people off. I plan to start with between 2K - 2500K each for both my Mutual Fund account and IRA account. Which brokerages are better for both long term and which one is better for both additonal income and growth? Plus I've never invested before though I've gotten alot of advice from people who've been investing for 10 years plus I watch the Suze Orman show and I research when I can but frankly I don't think anything will make sense until I start investing...

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