I have about under 5k saved up in my senior year of college, without any debt. I don’t know much about , and etc. I am aware of the self managed websites available online for investing. But I need some kind of adviser, what are some suggestions? Websites, youtube videos, investing services? Thanks.

 

  • ag318pun 11:48 am on October 16, 2010

    Since you are lacking in investment knowledge I would
    suggest calling a major mutual fund company such as
    Fidelity
    VBanguard
    American Century
    TR Price
    They will gladly get you started and the advice is free.
    At your age you should be mostly in stocks,
    Do not try single stocks on your own until you are fully
    aware of what your doing.

  • SHIHABUN 11:48 am on October 16, 2010

    You need some kind of adviser or sites for your online investments. Just go to the links below.

    http://www.financialdebthelp.org

  • Hoa N 11:48 am on October 16, 2010

    Best is Save early and consitent, spending less than you make.

    Start 401k ASAP when you gets start your job. Open an Roth IRA.

    Check these two books out in Barns and Noble:

    Stock’s Trader Almanac by Yale Hirsch or Jefferey Hirsch
    Technical Analysis for Financial Market by John Murphy

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