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Author: Crosenfield Big gold star, 5000 posts Old School Fool Add to my Favorite Fools Ignore this person (you won't see their posts anymore) Number: of 72499  
Subject: Re: Roth IRA w/minimum $ Date: 12/25/2001 7:46 PM
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Most mutual fund companies, including both Vanguard and TRowe Price, will accept smaller monthly contributions if there is an agreement to on a certain day of the month make an electronic transfer from a bank account to the IRA. Of course, if the bank and mutual fund company are notified before the monthly date, and cash is needed for something else, a monthly contribution can be skipped or they can be stopped. Vanguard will assess a quarterly fee of $2.50 if an index fund account contains less than $10000.
$25 monthly contributions the fund companies don't sneer at if they are accompanied by a signature in the documents to open the account stating that this amount is to be transferred monthly.
So he should get started!
Best wishes, Chris
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