Investing in stocks when you have little money can seem like a waste of time, but slow and steady can win this race.
Their are many ways to invest, but one of the easiest ways to get started is to systematically invest every month.
Investing as little as $50 per month into a mutual fund will help you get started investing as you continue to learn more about the markets, and diversify your strategies.
Off the heels of the latest Facebook IPO beginner investors may blindly jump on the band wagon, but their is much to learn before starting to invest.
WSJ.com ran a recent article on how to slowly build wealth with little money in the stock market.
via WSJ.com
Investing is supposed to be how you build wealth, but sometimes it feels like you need to have money to make money.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch is discouraging its brokers from taking on accounts smaller than $250,000. Even mutual funds, which were invented for the little guy, often require initial investments of $3,000 or more.
Those who have access to a 401(k) at work can, and almost always should, contribute to the plan at least enough to qualify for any employer matching contributions. But beyond that, what is a beginning investor to do?
With help from fund researchers at Morningstar, I?ve identified some investments with a low price of admission?as well as low expenses and no loads.
Here are three ways to start small. Really small:
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