The cheapest way to invest in stocks; a little money can grow into big money if you sign up for these two stock programs
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Two relatively inexpensive methods of investing in stocks are through dividend reinvestment plans and direct stock plans. Dividend reinvestment plans enable investors to buy shrares of an already owned stock, while direct stock plans permit first shares to be bought directly from the company.
Publication Name: New Choices: The Magazine for Your Health, Money & Travel
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1085-1003
Year: 2001
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Save $1,000 on your 2001 taxes
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Money saving tips on income taxes include contributing to individual retirement plans as early as possible, and delaying withdrawals from retirement plans as long as possible. It is also advisable to monitor the investments put into taxable investment accounts.
Publication Name: New Choices: The Magazine for Your Health, Money & Travel
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1085-1003
Year: 2001
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When to look beyond mutual funds; mutual funds brought Wall Street to Main Street, but sometimes other choices are better
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The owning of indivudual stocks, especially the stocks of large, established companies, can have financial advantages over mutual funds. However, mutual funds are recommended for foreign and small-company stocks.
Publication Name: New Choices: The Magazine for Your Health, Money & Travel
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1085-1003
Year: 2001
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