bank of america self directed investments?
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I have BofA.  You don't pay a trading fee for self-directed investments as long as you have $25K in checking/savings/CD accounts with them.  There are no account maintenance fees either.
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I am a branch manager at a national direct lender.  Email me at ryan.wood@truelend.com for advise.  I look forward to speaking with you.
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You can fund any investment by redirecting your purchasing dollars on ever thing you buy through your own store, Then you simply isolate the money that is normally retail profit in your own bank account. This take time, but is is money your are already used to spending. In the process you will create a substantial income on the side because you have a store that your friends can shop at. Email us for more info. We are here to help.
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I'll give you what you need to know to make smart buys. The best way to go is a mutual fund. There are many companies who do this just find one and put money into it. Then you set what you want to invest in...what companies that is. The best way to go for sure profit is large corporations...don't worry about which ones...that's what the mutual fund is for...the accountant deals in what. He makes a small commission so you doing well is in his best interest. At the great depression...the average was still 3% gains. Today it's realistically 10%. Small corporations have a much higher percentage of increase in value because they start so low. Putting a quarter to a third of your mutual fund towards smaller companies wouldnt be a bad idea. If you have any other questions just email me...nbrikha@yahoo.com
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American Express and Bank of America started a new program where they round up your total to the nearest dollar amount and deposit the change into a savings acccount.  I'm not sure if this is what you are talking about.
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100% financing on an investment property?  Sounds fishy to me.  Is this some condemned building or one that was under seawater from the last hurricane?  That area was hit hard, are you an out of state investor?  Be careful.
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First open an account at ameritrade.com and then contact me. If you invest on your own you could lose all your money.
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Here is what I suggest. Go to Yahoo mutual fund screen. And imput the parameters of the type of fund you wish to consider and see what pops up. \n\nHere is the link.\n\nThe second link is one of the screens I ran. It shows funds that are no load, with low initial investment that are ranked at least 4 star by Morningstar and are in the top 30% for one year performance.
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No, but typically, it's pretty inconvenient to invest with a company directly.  The easiest way is to open an account with a broker and execute your trades there.
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When just starting out and you are sure you want to invest in individual companies, sharebuilder.com is a legite place to invest. Others are ETrade, Fidelity, TDAmeritrade, ScottTrade.\n\n I want to warn you that with a small amount of capital and investing in individual stocks, you will be subject to certain risks particular to the individual securities that you buy, because you do not have enough capital to become fully diversified. That is just a warning.  I did it. You can too. Your other option is to buy mutual funds.  That way you will be less subject to individual risk.  Of course if you buy one stock and that stock doubles in price in a matter of months, that is a good feeling.  If on the other hand if you buy one stock and that stock looses half of its value in a matter of weeks that is not such a good feeling.  It has happened to me often. \n\nI have accounts with both Fidelity and TDAmeritrade. TD is less expensive but Fidelity has better research facilities. To me the research is worth the few extra dollars. I do not know what research Sharebuilder supplies but I think I have heard that they have some.  Maybe someone will respond and provide that information.
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If you have a verifiable track record that can also be backtested, you should have no problem pulling in money. The capital problem occurs when you have an "idea" but no historicals.\n\nIt is relatively easy vs opening your own b/d or something. If you have a track record, i say go for it.
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It's a lottery type thing. Not on the shores of the US--that should cause you some concern. Their website says you get your return on investment in two years.
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This Vanguard investor questionnaire with give you a rough idea how to allocate your money, depending on your financial situation.  That's the do-it-yourself approach.  You may also want to try a financial advisor.
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yes. u need to have surity. also have a business plan...let it be realistic.i mean both in terms of time and resources. show the bank why is it worth investuing in your proposed business...when is that businees going to reach BEP and how r u going to do it...
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No. You can't squeeze money out of a bank.  However, you can reduce your costs and therefore increase your potential return. Most mutual funds have "break points" at which they reduce the sales charge. Most start at about $25k. You can get the break points by contributing smaller amounts over a 13 month period. You would use a "letter of intent" to do so. You would still need to meet the $25k requirement, but could do so over time.\n\nAnother option would be a "Managed Account" with a brokerage firm. Minimums run about $25-50k depending on the firm. The advantage is that you pay only a small fee as a percentage of assets under management.\n\nUse this information at your own risk. Consult a financial advisor.
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