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I’ve already setup an deposit account.
Every month I will reinforce this account automatically with 5% of my income!
I’ve already setup an deposit account.
Every month I will reinforce this account automatically with 5% of my income!
OK first, in first place.
I already have a stock account setup.
Now I will ask my bank the costs associated with stock operations.
A fish with many fins is going to find herself again
Last week I availed of an insurance company’s asset management program. Sure it will be invested in bonds and some stocks but I wasnt really satisfied with their explanation. But then I still availed it. I would need to pay about $2,000 every year for 5 years and wait for 20 years. This is part of my retirement money.
Today, being superstitious—8/8/8. I decided to put about $6,000 in a short-term time deposit in a rural bank. Their rate is 1.5x bigger than of a commercial bank’s. I’m thinking hard now about their 12% rate for 5 years. Very tempting.
My next project is forex and real estate. I’ll study these fields well. Hope I’ll get successful.
Worth doing!
So with the new job, I’m immediately vested and, if they count my time with JU, they’ll start putting in 8% for my 4% right away, rather than waiting a year! I need to talk to the fund folks to determine how I want my portfolio to be balanced, but the money for June to present will come out of my September check. I want to talk to the financial planner to see if this investing is enough, or if I should also try to sock away more in a Roth. That’s after I get the $5000 in savings (or a CD?).
Aug 03, 09:03PM PDT
Pete Ippel is getting rid of paper
Worth doing!
Divert some income into a separate account outside of your standard checking account. Have it divided into the stock and Roth IRA accounts that you’ve set up previously. Auto deduction is key.
Jadelee French college was unreal!!!! OMD I miss everyone so much!
Worth doing!
But I invested in the markets lol my parents are so into that sort of stuff so I figured I might as well try it
melter is unstable
Term deposits look pretty good at the moment as a hassle-free way to get a bit of interest on savings, whereas buying a house would be a very bad idea right now. According to my back-of-envelope, renting and putting savings into a term deposit would grow my savings much faster and more reliably than buying a house. Once I’ve got a bit of cash accumulating nice safe interest, I’ll look at more risky things to invest in.
A fish with many fins is going to find herself again
I’m still waiting for my money from the bank… In a matter of hours my investment will sleep in the money cradle and wake up wealthy in 8 years!
RhiannonMakenna is enjoying the sunsine
My boyfriend is a smart investor. I plan to learn from him an invest part of my paychecks. I want to make decisions that will help us in the future.
A fish with many fins is going to find herself again
To rev up my new course, I bought Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. I also bought the book How to Invest.
My uncle in Seattle is helping me out with investing. I’m very thankful for his help.
It’s bear market today. My deadline is until Wednesday to invest.
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fanboy asks,
“Do you manage stock investments inside a retirement account (Roth, IRA)? Are you happy with your broker?”
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fanboy asks,
“which broker do you use, and how much do trades cost?”
— 8 months ago |
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