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...Investment or investingBritish- and American English, respectively. is a term with several closely-related meanings in business management, finance and economics, related to saving or deferring consumption. Investing is the active redirection of resources: from being consumed today, to creating benefits in the future; the use of assets to earn income or profit. An investment is a choice by an individual or an organization such as a pension fund, after at least some careful analysis or thought, to place or lend money in a vehicle (e.g. property, stock securities, bonds) that has sufficiently low risk and provides the possibility of generating returns over a period of time.Graham, Benjamin, and David Dodd (1951). Security Analysis. McGraw-Hill Book Company. ISBN 0071448209 Placing or lending money in a vehicle that risks the loss of the principal sum or that has not been thoroughly analyzed is by definition speculation and not investment at all.Graham and Dodd (1951). Security Analysis. McGraw-Hill Book Company. ISBN 0071448209 Read full entry
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Investing??
I was in the States as an
international student. Since i
have completed my studies i
have come back to my home
country. What i want to ask
is, can i still invest in
Bonds, Equity, CD's,
etc...through my bank a/c,
which is active. I will not be
investing more than $5000. I
do have a Social Security
Numer and a active checking
a/c(which i had opened up
while my stay over there), and
now even plan on opening up a
savings a/c with the same
bank. Would i be able to do
that(invest) without any
problems? Like from
immigration office or the
govt. Any help would be
appriciated. Thanks.
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Yes, you can invest with an American investment account, as long as you comply with certain regulations. Here is a direct quote from my broker/dealer: "Non-Resident Alien: An individual who is not a citizen and who does not have his permanent (tax) residency in the United States. A nonresident alien is subject to 30% NRA withholding on some types of U.S. income, and he must file a nonresident tax return on that income. The U.S. has tax treaties with many countries allowing a resident of any of these countries to claim reduced rates of withholding. A nonresident alien is required to file an original W-8BEN with the payer or he will be treated as a U.S citizen and be subject to backup withholding according to TEFRA rules. Here is a list of countries that the U.S. has sanctions against, with the date the sanctions were instituted. Residents of these countries may not have an American investment account: OFAC Country Sanctions Programs Program Last Updated: Balkans Sanctions 05/22/2006 Belarus Sanctions 02/27/2007 Burma Sanctions 05/22/2006 Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) 09/19/2006 Cuba Sanctions 05/23/2007 Democractic Republic of the Congo Sanctions 03/30/2007 Iran Sanctions 04/04/2007 Iraq Sanctions 07/21/2005 Former Liberian Regime of Charles Taylor Sanctions 05/23/2007 North Korea Sanctions 02/02/2007 Sudan Sanctions 04/04/2007 Syria Sanctions 08/15/2006 Zimbabwe Sanctions 05/22/2006 |
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Where can a person start A friend works part time, her
husband full time. Her
employer does not offer a
retirement plan, her husband
is in his 401k plan. She wants
to start investing some of her
money to a retirement plan but
does not have any money to
initially deposit. Is it even
possible for her to start an
IRA? Are there better options
for her to invest into? She
wants to put in $25/ month
electronically by AHC so she
feels she is contributing to
their retirement as well. As
my husband and I both invest
into our employer 401k
programs, I did not have an
answer for her and was hoping
someone here would! She is 36
years old and was looking for
something that would compound
some off of her $300/year
investment. Thanks!
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There are mutual funds that do that. Suggest that she research mutual funds. When she finds one she likes, look at it's IRA plan. Another option would be the local bank for starters. Avoid DRIPs which are just one company stock. Suggest that she look at a ROTH IRA ... not the traditional IRA. Below are some examples and one mutual fund company that used to accept automatic monthly investments of $25.00 per month, I do not know what their minimum monthly is now. As always, investigate before you invest. |
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How do you get into investing I'm thinking about investing
in stocks and bonds but I
don't know the first step to
take in investing in one. Do I
go through a broker? How do I
find one? How do I find one
that won't jip me out of
money?
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In today's world the easiest way is on-line. E-trade being one of the on-line traders they are cheap and do not require a large minimum. Different stocks and bonds have different requirements for purchasing. For stocks 100 shares is a typical minimum. For Bonds I believe you might still find some for 1000 dollars. But there are always exceptions and you can still buy 1 share of some stocks. Before you start understand trading is legalized gambling and though it is monitored there is still corruption. Only invest what you can lose. Always pay off your debt first. For information on Trading. The local library is always a good source. There are also several Magazines and Newspapers always willing to give you pointers and their view of how you should invest. Best strategies invest for the long term consistent gain. |
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i have a graet invention im lookin for an investor you will not be sorry prinzblackhand@gmail.com thats my email im on the rise i just need a lil help
I have been contacted by a
company to purchase one or
more "Joint Venture
Partner Units". This
opportunity seems almost too
good to be true. How would I
verify that this is not a
"scam" and the
opportunity / company is
valid? I'm new to investing
and don't want to make any
mistakes at this scale.
Thanks
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