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Recent Answers from Dr. Joseph de Beauchamp

2010-04-28 stocks:

You should consider a mutual fund. There you can buy into a mutual fund for about $100 per month. To mess around with stock, you should have over 10 positions in unrelated areas. This would control the

2007-09-27 need to ask:

Go to our website of http://www.mrinetwork.com and see the positions section. Search by keyword and see how the listings of work are for education and experience. With a million jobs listed, this is a

2007-08-02 Career question:

Obtaining a core degree in business is a good start. I would recommend that you check with a local school admissions person. They are paid to fully explain the entire program and help you on the path.

2007-07-19 hello sir:

I recommend that you go to the local library. Check out the Valueline and Morningstar books. These are large books and contain thousands of pages of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. They rank these, and

2007-07-13 need to ask:

You might attempt the certified financial planner program. You would be able to find them online or in your local area. This is a non-degreed program and would help you with certification in this area