How to add $450 to your bottom line every month

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How to add $450 to your bottom line every month...

* Without busting your hump to earn it
* Sacrificing your morning latte
* Or robbing a bank

These straightforward, uncomplicated money tips are GUARANTEED to
boost your savings, shave your expenses, and build your wealth...

Dear Friend,

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How to Launch Your Own Stock Portfolio with a $20 Bill

Psst, I'll let you in on a little secret... You don't need megabucks to
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When it comes to investing, no amount is too small. The trick is finding
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Drips. (No, I didn't call you a drip; I said you should invest in a
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So if you want to spend $100 on Microsoft, you can do so no matter what
the share price of Microsoft may be.

For example, if Microsoft is selling at $75 a share, you'll buy 1.33
shares of it with your $100. If the stock is selling at $125 a share,
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Now, we're a big fan of investing in stocks, but we don't want you to
run off half-cocked. If you've never invested before, we'll take you by
the hand and walk you through it. And if you're a seasoned pro, we'll
give you the down-and-dirty summary, and you can take it from there.

But regardless of your level of experience, be sure you've done your
homework before you start buying blue-chips willy-nilly. Let me
explain...

Don't Buy Stock Until You've Done This Simple 5 Minute Exercise - You
Could Be Buying the Wrong One

Before you dive into stocks, make sure you already know what you own.
Sounds obvious? It's not.

If you already own a 401(k) or IRA, odds are most of that money may be invested in an index fund.

But unless you drill down on those index funds, you don't know
what you own. Let me explain.

Let's say you allocated your 401(k) to the dirt cheap, Fidelity Spartan
500 Index. On the surface, that's a smart move. You've got a core
portfolio of steady-Eddie blue chips.

Fidelity Spartan 500 Holdings
As of August 2006, the weighted
median market cap of this
dirt-cheap S&P 500 index fund was
roughly $51.7 billion. Above is
how its top holdings look like