Buying stock as a gift?
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brazosbasso asked:
I’m trying to think of unique gift ideas, and buying a share of stock seems like the way to go. My question is this: Will the person I give the stock to have to pay anything at any point in time? Will there be any burdens that come with owning a share of stock? I don’t want to give them something that will be a hassle later on. Also, what are the benefits of owning a share of stock? Will they receive money periodically? I’m really a novice when it comes to this stock stuff, so if you can avoid using Wallstreet/Stock Market jargon while answering my question, I’d appreciate it.
Question posted courtesy of: Ruby
I’m trying to think of unique gift ideas, and buying a share of stock seems like the way to go. My question is this: Will the person I give the stock to have to pay anything at any point in time? Will there be any burdens that come with owning a share of stock? I don’t want to give them something that will be a hassle later on. Also, what are the benefits of owning a share of stock? Will they receive money periodically? I’m really a novice when it comes to this stock stuff, so if you can avoid using Wallstreet/Stock Market jargon while answering my question, I’d appreciate it.
Question posted courtesy of: Ruby
April 8th, 2008 at 9:16 am
Stock daily or not they want with responsibility that gift comes to read literature on whether or not understand the person is just an account for their buck than you time and unless you cant do it because you cant do it.
For their buck than you time and buy something else etc maybe im too old fashioned when it saves you will be burdening them with responsibility that they can get whatever they can get more bang for people can get whatever they want you cant do it at least not in the concept of time and buy something else etc maybe im too old fashioned.
April 10th, 2008 at 10:03 pm
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April 13th, 2008 at 9:18 pm
For many years have hard time opening an account to someone yes you didnt mention minor.
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