Women Advancing Their Monetary Assets is a active club that has shared their investing education with their the community. If you want to keep up with these ladies, you better be prepared to work and play hard.
The Mustardseeds Investment Club, runner-up in the 2006 Value Line Investment Club Performance Award, share their wisdom for keeping a club intact across long distances.
Making small mistakes with taxes can cost an investment club plenty. Tips for avoiding mistakes are given, including what to do if a club has already made the mistake.
This intense article explains why it may not be wise to cover all areas of the investment clubs business at every meeting. Easy to use guidelines are provided from the tremendously successful Mid-Michigan Model Investment Club.
Socially responsible investing (SRI) takes into consideration more than just one bottom line. SRI is defined and guideance is given to those clubs who want to invest with social responsiblity in mind.
This profile of The Cross Country Investment Club reveals sage advice for those clubs looking to take the plunge, or at least dip their toes, into the world of online investment clubs.
The U.S. population has experienced a dramatic increase in its senior population. With advanced age comes an increased likelihood of a disability. The different types of impairments that may be encountered by investment clubs are detailed. Also, advice is given to avoid alienating club members with hearing or visual impairments.
Starting an investment club with just a few members does have its advantages. The Cash 22 investment club of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan is profiled as part of this incisive article.
This feature-length article in part 1 of 2 that covers a brief overview of what to do before selling a stock, along with a summary of the eight reasons for doing so.
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) can be a great investment, but not for investment clubs. The complications can challenge even the most seasoned treasurer.
One of the toughest challenges faced by investment clubs is finding new members. New members are everywhere, you just need to be flexible to maximize the pool of investors from which to pick.
When inactive members are on a club's roster, the SEC takes notice. Simple steps investment clubs can take to avoid being considered an mutual fund by the SEC are revealed in this comprehensive article.
When a member leaves a club, it can be disheartening to the remaining members. Advice on how to make the best decisions when faced with this situation are discussed.
Giving a member's distribution to the wrong beneficiary can spell disaster. What every club needs to know to avoid this common problem is covered in this intense article.
Benefits provided through a club's education program, including less obvious ones, are are covered in this article. Several innovative education alternatives are offered as well.
Covers the benefits and drawbacks to each business structure that is available to investment clubs.
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Publication: BetterInvesting Publication date: September 2005 Word Count: 940 Excerpt: Congratulations in taking the investment club plunge.There are six choices for investment clubs to choose from when forming a legal business entity. Each one has its own unique benefits and drawbacks. While most investment clubs are structured as...
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