just go to https://www.capitaloneinvesting.com/main/retirement/individual-retirement.aspx
or another comparable site and select "open IRA"
you will have to link it to your bank account or something to fund it......but once you do, you can then select from just about any stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc.
depending on your income you may be able to choose between a roth or a traditional IRA
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/retirement/03/012203.asp
great idea to get started....every little bit helps and there are tax advantages (but also annual contribution limits) with using an IRA
good luck!
or another comparable site and select "open IRA"
you will have to link it to your bank account or something to fund it......but once you do, you can then select from just about any stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc.
depending on your income you may be able to choose between a roth or a traditional IRA
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/retirement/03/012203.asp
great idea to get started....every little bit helps and there are tax advantages (but also annual contribution limits) with using an IRA
good luck!
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I can take the 1st 5 posts and put them on this page so you can resume the conversation.....But 1 of those posts is not jiving with the thread.
DNoonan posted this...2nd post
just go to https://www.capitaloneinvesting.com/main/retirement/individual-retirement.aspx
or another comparable site and select "open IRA"
you will have to link it to your bank account or something to fund it......but once you do, you can then select from just about any stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc.
depending on your income you may be able to choose between a roth or a traditional IRA
http://www.investopedia.com/articles.../03/012203.asp
great idea to get started....every little bit helps and there are tax advantages (but also annual contribution limits) with using an IRA
good luck!
just go to https://www.capitaloneinvesting.com/main/retirement/individual-retirement.aspx
or another comparable site and select "open IRA"
you will have to link it to your bank account or something to fund it......but once you do, you can then select from just about any stock, mutual fund, ETF, etc.
depending on your income you may be able to choose between a roth or a traditional IRA
http://www.investopedia.com/articles.../03/012203.asp
great idea to get started....every little bit helps and there are tax advantages (but also annual contribution limits) with using an IRA
good luck!
