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sumesh kumar
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May 1, 2006,12:45 pm
| Start by opening an account with a brokerage firm. Make automatic additions with each paycheck. |
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sumesh kumar
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May 2, 2006,1:14 pm
I would assume that asking this, you have little knowledge in investing. In that case, you need to get with a broker like Edward Jones to start. They can help you choose and figure
<br>out why. In the future, you can go on your own once you know what to look for in investing. |
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Frank
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May 2, 2006,1:34 pm
| If you want to take some money and 'try' investing in a more casual way, I'd say open a brokerage account with a major money manager (mine is with Fidelity) and try a few stocks. There are stock tips all over. I'd start slowly. As a newbie the bulk of your investments should be in diversified funds. |
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