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	<title>Comments on: Where Can A Person Start Investing Into An Ira That Doesn&#8217;t Require A Lot Of Money For The Initial Deposit?</title>
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		<title>By: akrigby1</title>
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		<description>There are mutual funds that do that.  Suggest that she research mutual funds.  When she finds one she likes, look at it&#039;s IRA plan.
Another option would be the local bank for starters.
Avoid DRIPs which are just one company stock.
Suggest that she look at a ROTH IRA ... not the traditional IRA.  Below are some examples and one mutual fund company that used to accept automatic monthly investments of $25.00 per month, I do not know what their minimum monthly is now.
As always, investigate before you invest.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are mutual funds that do that.  Suggest that she research mutual funds.  When she finds one she likes, look at it&#8217;s IRA plan.<br />
Another option would be the local bank for starters.<br />
Avoid DRIPs which are just one company stock.<br />
Suggest that she look at a ROTH IRA &#8230; not the traditional IRA.  Below are some examples and one mutual fund company that used to accept automatic monthly investments of $25.00 per month, I do not know what their minimum monthly is now.<br />
As always, investigate before you invest.</p>
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