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Originally Posted by Code510
I do realize that my question was kind of like "What's the best shade of blue?" haha.
That is really smart though, putting your money across multiple channels. For me personally, I have a house and its currently being rented out. For the last two years, that has been my "retirement" fund. I'd actually like to get more houses and rent them out, as I like tangible assets.
On top of that, I've been focusing on becoming debt free. I'm getting close to that(minus the mortgage payments). Now that I have some extra money available, I'd like to start investing some of that into some sort of Roth IRA.
I'll have to start reading all these pages and teaching myself.
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While not a Roth IRA, one way to buy stock over time is through direct investment plans, Computershare has many of the blue chip dividend type stocks with reinvestment plans...
https://www-us.computershare.com/Inv...&cc=us&lang=en or Sharebuilder is another good resource that has Roth IRA's, part of the Capital One group.
https://www.sharebuilder.com/sharebu...p/default.aspx
I have participated in a number of Computershare stock purchase programs, you can contribute as little as $50 month and over time with dividend reinvestments, adds up...