Guest tomeki28 Posted February 23, 2002 Posted February 23, 2002 Hi I sent away for info on T. Rowe Price's Roth IRA, and they sent me info that states I can have my checking account debited @$50 a month. Is this a good plan/company? I don't make a whole lot so I must do this as wise as possible. Thanks!
John G Posted February 25, 2002 Posted February 25, 2002 1. T Rowe is a decent mutual fund company that has lots of no-load choices. 2. The plan you are probably talking about is the monthly direct deposit option. This is essentially a dollar cost average method of funding your IRA. Plus side: you buy a fixed amount each month so you buy more shares on a down month automatically and buy less on a high month. Some custodians will waive the annual fees or reduce the initial deposit amount for anyone electing a regular direct deposit. Negative side: you can get a longer amount of time in the tax shelter by putting all money in early January. 3. As someone just getting started, I would recommend that you pick a very general fund with a broad array of stocks. Avoid the highly specialized funds. An index fund is especially attractive because the internal annual expenses take less of a bite out of performance. Good luck
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