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Work At Home Free Classifieds => Everything Else => Topic started by: bimmerime on July 20, 2015, 04:28:45 PM
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- Got only $20 to put away right now? where best to invest. It may not sound like much, but you can use it to buy shares in Intel. Or Johnson & Johnson. Or Harley-Davidson (you rebel). And those are just a few of more than 1,000 options available. What if you’ve got $100 -- or $1,000? Your options are even greater. We’re not here to tell you where to invest your money. We won’t lay out a handful of stocks on a ’buy’ list. But what we can tell you is how you can invest your money -- the mechanics of investing small, large, and medium amounts of cash Heck yeah it is! One of the best ways to invest small amounts of money cheaply is through Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRPs), also known as Drips. They and their cousins, Direct Stock Purchase Plans (DSPs), allow you to bypass brokers (and their commissions) by buying stock directly from the companies or their agents. 44106
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