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Which is the best investment plan for me????? help please....? |
Hi dears, Hi, I dont know what your age is.Remember few things about savings. U can not save after you have spent. So, save first and then spent. Start with a small amount say Rs.2000, kept aside at the begining of the month. Do not touch this come what may! Now coming to the plan, all you need to do is to open an Recurring deposit with some nationalised bank for one year. After it matures, have it deposited for one year in fixed deposit. Keep the Recurring deposit running, when the first fixed deposit matures, add the maturity proceeds and make another fixed deposit. Please do not keep money in shares, chit funds or private money lenders. Its risky. Avoid wateful expenditure, take good care of health, medicines are costly u see. Buy anything after asking you five times whether you really need it. DO NOT go for a credit card. Wish you luck. Start and contribute to a Roth IRA (Individual Retirement Account). You鈥檒l need to contact a brokerage to start one. I personally am happy using Fidelity. In this all the earnings/gains are never taxed. A HUGE benefit. And max the allowed contributions whenever you can afford to. You can鈥檛 withdraw this money until age 59 陆 without a major penalty, but still the wise thing to start first. You can have any form of investment inside the IRA that you wish: stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.. Currently the max you can contribute is I believe $5,000 per year. hye,do you know forex? May I suggest a DRIP Plan. Open a brokerage account at Fidelity and I will help you for FREE. (I am a Portfolio Manager) Mary Ann V has the recommendations that I wanted to give! |
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