investing….?

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My midpt. in life. asked:

I have heard so much about investing money and waiting for it to grow to earn more. what are some of the risks involved and who can recommend web sites to learn about this stuff?


Question posted courtesy of: Roberto
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    2 Responses to “investing….?”

    1. Frank Castle Says:
      March 12th, 2008 at 3:43 pm

      An account in ameritradecom if you want to invest in ameritradecom if you want to invest in ameritradecom if you want to invest in ameritradecom if you want to.
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    2. Financial Answer Guy Says:
      March 13th, 2008 at 8:49 pm

      Good info at:
      smartmoney.com
      thestreet.com
      motleyfool.com

      If you want to do it yourself and want to buy and sell regularly check out scottrade.com, schwab.com, ameritrade.com

      If you want help, stay away from anybody with UBS! They’re all scammers!!(Just kidding, Frank)

      Look for a financial planner in your area. If your area happens to be near Philadelphia, PA (USA) let me know. Frank, where are you located?

      The Planner Search feature on the Financial Planning Association’s website is a good starting point (www.fpanet.org) Good Luck.

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