This is a guide about investing strategies. Whether you are just dabbling in stock market or aggressively trying to build your nest egg, using the right investment strategies will help you along the way.
Selecting a Broker or Financial Planner
This is a guide about selecting a broker or financial planner. Having a good financial planner or broker to consult with can be a valuable asset. Finding the right broker or financial planner for you can be a daunting task though.
Stock Market 101: It's Not As Difficult As It Seems
Monitor your reaction when you read the following word: stocks. Did your body grow suddenly tense and rigid with a sense of impending confusion, or were you filled with anticipation of carefully planned success?
How Do I Learn About the Stock Market?
What s the best way to learn about the stock market ?
GeniusFunds.com Investment Company
What do you think of this investment company: geniusfunds.com? Does anyone have personal experience with them?
Choosing Companies to Invest In
How do I choose which companies to invest in for the short term, based on market share?
Where is the best place to get a good CD rate at present time?
Are Fidelity annuities a good investment?
I'm on SSDI and want to invest in a 401K, is that possible?
Is .925 Silver Worth Anything?
Is .925 silver worth anything?
Watch Out for CD Maturity Dates
Make sure you check with whoever is holding your CD at maturity. If you do nothing, the financial institution could transfer your CD to a saving account rate, big loss of interest and still tie your money up for an extended period of time.
Getting Started Trading Stocks
Does anyone do their own stock trading / investing? I am looking for advice to get started on a very, very small scale. Thanks!
Socially Responsible Investing: Putting Your Money Where Your Heart Is
What if there was a way to build a sound financial future, while investing in a better world? There is. It's called Socially Responsible Investing, or SRI. Simply put, SRI takes into account social responsibility and environmental sustainability criteria alongside conventional financial criteria-it helps integrate your personal, social and environmental concerns with your financial objectives.
Tips for Saving and Investing Money. I am looking for tips on how to save money and invest it?
I would like to know whether to buy Certificates of Deposit in large amounts, or would it be better to split the money up that you have to put in CDs?
My husband will retire in about 4 years and presently all his IRA money is in stock mutual funds. I have been reading that when you get that close to retirement, your money should not be in stocks. What else can we put it in that will give us a little more than the 3% savings and money markets are paying?
I would really love to know if anyone can help me with this. I believe in investing in things that help me live more frugally, or that pay a good return. So my question is this: If you had a hundred dollars, how would you invest it to get a good return?
This tip was given to me by a realtor, he said you should get lots (of real estate) while you're young. Very good advice.
As a 60 yr. young woman, is it a safe idea to invest in a Roth IRA fund? Exactly what is a Roth IRA, and how does one invest in it? I currently have no pension from a job for when I retire, and very little investment in some mutual funds.
I have read lots on saving money and retirement. In most of the articles it states you can get a return of 10% or 12%. Where do you go to find this kind of earnings? If you have to invest in the stock market, where do you find a person to help you do this without them getting most of your money for helping you?
Free Investment Advice at the Library
Investment newsletters that give advice on buying and selling securities can cost more than $500 a year, but you can often pick up free investment advice by looking for those same publications in your local library. Some trusted names than many library systems carry include Value Line, Standard's and Poor's. By joesgirl
Gary, I recently read a book called "What If Boomers Can't Retire". The main concept is that about half of all baby boomers have retirement investments in stocks - IRA's, 401k's, mutual funds, etc. When boomers start retiring, those stocks will all start selling. Thousands and thousands of people selling stocks. Who will buy them all? There will be less working wage earners per retiree each decade, so they won't be buying as many shares. I would be interested in your thoughts on this. Larry
Do you know what the best way to accumulate wealth is? It is through hard work, saving and common sense investing. Some think this is an old-fashioned method but in reality, it's the best way for those of us who are serious about investing.
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Socially Responsible Investing: Putting Your Money Where Your Heart Is
What if there was a way to build a sound financial future, while investing in a better world? There is. It's called Socially Responsible Investing, or SRI. Simply put, SRI takes into account social responsibility and environmental sustainability criteria alongside conventional financial criteria-it helps integrate your personal, social and environmental concerns with your financial objectives.
