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Have you considered starting an investment club with your family and friends?
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It could be a good way to earn from your talents, your experiences and your enthusiasms while enjoying some valuable time with your friends. The principle is simple. A group of people get together, usually once a month for a couple of hours, and discuss potential stock market shares. Each member contributes some spare money, typically anything between £25 and £50 a month each, depending what you all feel comfortable with. The club then decides democratically which shares to buy and sell, based on careful and thorough research. All members have a say, because everyone has their own unique area of expertise and knowledge in a variety of specialist fields. Eventually, the club will build a portfolio of shares and together the members share the experience of buying and selling, whilst learning how to turn their collective expertise into potential rewards. There is no need to be financial wizards as the Saga Share Direct Investment Clubs starter pack will guide you each step of the way, whilst the actual share trading itself can be done on the club’s behalf using Saga’s low cost share dealing service. Please note, the secretary and treasurer must be over 50 years old. Of course you will probably make some mistakes. Investments in shares can go down as well as up, and not every share will perform the way you hope, but we believe that is all part of the experience. There is nothing quite like the anticipation of checking the price of a share you own to see whether it has increased or reduced value and whether your skills have helped the savings of your club grow.
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