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Student Investing 101
Financing Your Education and Beyond

By UniversityAdvice.com Staff,
May 2006

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The UniveristyAdvice Bottom Line:
All students should begin investing as early as possible to pay for university tuition and to ensure a comfortable future well into retirement. As poor students, our best bet is index funds with low management fees such as the TD Canadian Index e-series fund, once enough cash has been set aside in a fixed investment (e.g., a bank account or a GIC) to guarantee that we can get by in the immediate future.

Article Table of Contents:
1 - Introduction
2 - Investment Vehicles
3 - Savings Accounts
4 - GICs
5 - Stocks
6 - Mutual Funds
7 - The UniversityAdvice Bottom Line


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