IRAs: Better the Second Time Around

Article Abstract:

With April 15th, and the deadline for filing income tax rapidly approaching, many institutions will be advertising heavily to attract investors to deposit funds in their Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs). Many people took their 1982 business to their local bank, where the interest rates earned on IRA investments may not have been too high. As the time approaches to finalize arrangements for those 1983 IRA dollars, it may be worth checking around to find the best rates for that money. There are a number of financial institutions which offer IRA accounts, and, depending on the risk involved, the interest rates could be quite high. There is a book which describes the various types of IRA accounts available around the country.

Standards, Individual retirement accounts

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Picking the Right Small Stock

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Although there are many small companies with low priced stocks for an investor to choose among, finding one which will succeed and grow is not easy. There are many newsletters which will give the investor information and advice, and many of the pros share their tips about how they pick a stock, and what to look for when considering a company for an investment. In addition to advice on picking specific stocks, these experts all recommend diversification as a way to protect against possible losses and they advise being patient enough to ride out market cycles when they appear.

Securities, Investment analysis, Securities analysis

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The Delights (and Terrors) of Commodity Futures

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The comodity futures markets offer great chances of profit and loss. The amount of leverage an investor can command provides the risk. Managed accounts can offer an investor a less risky opportunity to play the market. Traders need to be in the right place at the right time. Once an investor has an advisor he should leave his money there for at least twelve to eighteen months.

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