Monday, April 25, 2011

Yes Lady, You Can Be An Investor

Yes, you, a woman can safely invest in the stock market. I think the daughter fever but he knows so you can be.

Too often, women think a man's world in the stock market or it is too risky. "Too risky" attitude is exactly what keeps most women out of the market. The only reason to invest two of my three daughters, because their workplace retirement accounts offers.

If you like any of my daughters that you look at investing in a similar way: to lose your money is valuable, buying new shoes is very important for children always need new clothes. None of these approaches you should take out of the investment world to actually be due to an investor. Let's look at this in a bit more detail:

Money is worth - is absolutely true, but to invest does not mean you have to take unnecessary risks. Through a yellow light is increasingly taking an unnecessary risk. If you keys safe, conservative rules of buying and selling other articles and like I used to install software that you reflect your own personal nature of the option allows you to invest in can be noted. Put money in a simple savings account set up today, you lose. If inflation 2.7%, the rate today is running a typical savings account is paying 0.01%, then you automatically are losing big time because your money in the savings account to buy low, especially in a year power and will be tomorrow if it were sitting stock dividend payments, ETF, or mutual funds invested conservatively.

New shoes and new clothes - the answers to spend more at first could not understand being able to afford, but a moment to think about it. If you have an investment plan that I last article that instead of losing money in a savings account to generate discussion, you take advantage of them to buy more clothes and shoes.

If you are my daughter who loves new clothes and maybe invest in the market with the idea of ​​putting his hard earned money, Macy's or Gap and fever can prevent any sale, so as he and I have discussed Like, you need to look at your approach from the perspective of a particular person is not investment

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