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| Subject: Where to open my IRA? | Date: 6/5/2001 3:22 PM | |
| Author: SpiderAnt105 | Number: 30078 of 72252 | |
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I'm ready to start saving money for retirement I'm just not sure where. I've been reading the boards for a while and have looked at TIAA-CREF, is everyone eligible to open an account or do you have to be a teacher? Vanguard, I want to invest in the 500 index fund but right now I only have $500 to start, they need $1000 to start. Just save another $500 and go there? I have also looked at some of the discount brokers, Scottrade and Sharebuilder. You can open an IRA with them and with Scottrade you can buy Vanguard funds. I don't plan on trading stocks and not sure of the fees with these places as compared to those mentioned above. Right now I'm leaning toward saving another $500 and going to Vanguard. |
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