New to Investing? Start Small, Build a Big Balance
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If you want to start investing in your future, but you think your wallet is too thin to start, think again.
Anyone can begin an investment portfolio with just a few bucks. Even if you're strapped for cash, here's how to begin.
Most mutual funds will drop their investment minimum dollar amounts if you commit to a monthly investment plan of $50 or $100. There are hundreds of stocks you can buy without a commission. Get that list from www.dripinvestor.com.
Low-cost services allow small monthly purchases of stocks for very little money, and small numbers of shares to get you started. Check out www.buyandhold.com, www.sharebuilder.com and www.mystockfund.com for a helping hand.
Afraid of the stock market? Then try www.treasurydirect.gov and buy bonds from Uncle Sam with a gilt-edged guarantee.
Never forget - mighty oaks do grow from little acorns.
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