Question:
There is a particular stock I want to invest in for the long haul. I have never purchased a stock other than through my 401K provider at work. My 401K does not offer the stock I'm interested in. Like any other American, I am actively looking for ways to avoid fees so I would rather not involve a broker or an account manager. Any suggestions?
Answer:
You may want to take a class on investing at a college.
Not one of those fly by night things.
Any ways you can buy stock directly from a company on a dividend reinvestment plan.
http://www.firstrade.com
http://www.sharebuiler.com
There are many on-line discount brokers. For example tdameritrade.com, scotttrade.com, schwab.com,
You can check if the company has a Dividend Reinvestment plan or DRIP. Check out the article:
http://strategiesforlife.blogspot.com/20...
What stock do you want to buy?
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