I want to , but how would I go about doing so? What is the smartest way to in and/or bonds? Could some on pleas explain to me in full detail but in simple terms without all the finiancial lingo

 

  • Ivica J 11:04 am on January 29, 2010

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  • Blazenskyy.com 11:04 am on January 29, 2010

    The simplest way to invest would be investing in index funds or ETF’s called Exchange Traded funds since the expense ratios are low. Investing in indexes such as NASDAQ, NYSE is the way to go since it’s so hard to beat the major indexes year after year as a managed portfolio manager. Most politicians or Federal Reserve Bank Presidents invest this way since it’s unbiased and they won’t get in trouble since they have inside information.

    The simpliest investment for beginners would be Vanguard’s ETF Total World Stock Market with tick VT which trades International, Emerging Markets and United States stock market indexes. It’s the way to go since it’s divisified and has the growth of emerging markets. Simply open an account with a discount broker such as E-trade, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity or Schwab and buy shares yearly or at your schedule.

    Bonds are generally bought for safety or as you grow older to reduce risk or provide income. Rule of thumb is to invest 10% into bonds when you reach age 30 and increase by 10% every decade

  • superdadbrad 11:04 am on January 29, 2010

    Mutual funds and/or Exchange Traded Funds are a great way to enter into the stock market.

    tips for investing in mutual funds:
    http://www.ehow.com/how_5483394_start-investing-mutual-funds-online.html

    information on stock funds (ETF):
    http://www.ehow.com/how_5684203_invest-using-stock-funds.html

  • Marubozu 11:04 am on January 29, 2010

    My past experience on how I get started as beginner in stock market investing maybe useful to you.
    http://mystocksinvesting.com/category/my-reminders/where-and-how-did-i-learn-my-investing-knowledge-from/

  • Unbiased.co.uk Find an IFA 11:04 am on January 29, 2010

    The Investment Management Association provide a really good guide which helps to explain investing called ‘Introducing Investment’ which can be downloaded from here http://www.investmentuk.org/investors/default.asp

    However, I would really suggest that you seek advice from a suitably qualified independent financial adviser, whose job would be to match an individual’s needs to a suitable financial solution. If you take advice from an IFA they will be regulated by the Financial Services Authority and accountable for any recommendation that they provide. By taking a D-I-Y approach to investing you may save some money in fees paid for advice, but any mistakes that you make may be very costly indeed.

    Disclaimer:
    The answers above are for guidance only and should not be acted upon without you receiving independent financial advice relevant to your circumstances. To find and IFA please go to http://www.unbiased.co.uk