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I can only invest about $100.00 a month, but I can't figure out what else to do to invest in my future. I am so sick of being broke.... Please advise me? You would have to start a savings account first until you save the minimum required to open a mutual fund. After that you can add to the fund monthly. ask some advise from insurance adviser they got some low profit high payout Policy. Not a financial adivsor but you are off to a great start. First off, its important to realize that investing in stocks or mutual funs won't make you tons of money over night, so you'll still have to stay broke for a while. Find a company that will allow you to start up a Roth IRA for $100 per month. Search the web. If you're broke, investing should be done very, very prudently. Invest in yourself first - once you have a stable job that pays enough that you can make financially significant contributions to your investments, do so. Until then, take that 100 dollars and sock it away in a low risk mutual or index fund, or perhaps a CD, if you can find a good rate. Keep your risk low as long as your investments make up a large percentage of your holdings. It's true you need a certain amount of money to do anything interesting. First, open a 401(k) account if your employer offers one. Many employers offering 401(k) accounts also match the amount of your contributions, up to a limit. This match is really valuable if you are eligible for it. Kingimi Productions 2003-2007: Hip Hop, UK Grime/Garage, R&B Music Production Company. I am the manager of company and I am looking for a new investment which will be used for extra promotion. |
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