Tools to learn the Investment Game

A great tool to utilize to learn how to gain control over your monies and seek out opportunities to invest, is actually in the form of a board game. Believe it or not, this game is actually very effective in helping you learn skills about money handling and buying property and/or business.

CashFlow is an educational tool in board game format designed by Robert Kiyosaki (author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad), which aims to teach the players concepts of investing by having their money work for them in a risk free setting (play money) while simultaneously increasing their financial literacy and stressing the imperative nature of accountability.

This game comes in an advanced level and also in a version in which you can play on your computer as well. I personally have played and own all of the versions of this game and personally recommend them to all those seeking to build their financial literacy and before more money savy. Available versions also for kids.

Need A Financial Counselor?

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ELPs (endorsed local providers) They are just that. Local providers from your community, trained with the Dave Ramsey philosiphy. These local providers you can find right in your area, and this i can attest to, from having a positive experience with one in my area. The philosophy takes a particular level of dedication and determination, but the local providers will prove helpful in assisting you and guiding you in the right direction.

These certified financial counselors have given help and hope to thousands, from the financially stressed to the financially blessed. Each Elp has a certain level of standards and requirments to uphold.

A few examples of them:

*Has the heart of a teacher
*Puts the client’s needs first
*Has proper licensing – active license and in good standing
*Willing to serve every level of investor
*Must be in good standing with the NASD

Stock Investments - New Investors

Want to invest, but do not have much money to invest?

Want to invest in stocks, but are not ready to jump in with both feet?

Here is a way for you to invest in the market while allowing you to also learn the market as well. Here is an excellent option for you to invest in stocks:
http://www.sharebuilder.com/
Pros: There is no minimum investment. This is dollar based investing. No Minimum Balance or Deposit Required To Open Account.

Cons: Fees can add up and little flexibility with trade execution. Does not let you buy any and every stock you wish to.

also consider: http://www.zecco.com/Default.aspx