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For               many               of               us,               participating               in               the               stock               market               is               an               expensive               proposition               and               oftentimes               seemingly               "out-of-reach"               with               the               money               we               have               to               invest.

Here               are               two               ways               you               can               participate               in               the               stock               market               that               won't               cost               you               a               lot               of               money,               and               just               might               help               you               build               assets               with               your               hard-earned               money!

DRIPS               -               Dividend               Reinvestment               Plans
               Dividend               reinvestment               plans,               or               "DRIPS",               provide               the               individual               investor               a               way               to               purchase               shares               of               stock               in               a               company               at               relatively               low               cost               compared               to               buying               shares               through               a               broker.

DRIPS               allow               you               to               buy               additional               shares               in               a               company               with               little               or               no               commission.
               The               primary               difference               between               DRIPS               and               direct               purchase               plans               is               that,               with               most               companies               offering               DRIPS,               you               must               already               have               purchased               stock               in               the               company.

As               opposed               to               sending               out               dividends               checks               to               shareholders,               reinvestment               plans               automatically               purchase               additional               shares               in               the               company               stock.

DRIPS               provide               a               painless               way               to               build               a               position               in               a               stock               you               are               holding               in               your               portfolio.

If               your               strategy               is               to               buy-and-hold,               this               is               a               very               good               way               to               go.

When               considering               stocks               purchases               for               your               portfolio,               a               company               that               offers               these               types               of               plans               is               an               added               positive               factor               if               you               are               considering               buying.
               The               usual               requirement               for               DRIPs               is               that               you               own               at               least               one               complete               share               of               stock               in               the               company               before               you               can               participate               in               the               reinvestment               plan.

Components               of               a               dividend               reinvestment               plan               include               eligibility               requirements,               costs,               and               any               options               that               may               be               available,               including               reinvestment               of               dividends               on               shares               purchased.

(Reinvesting               dividends               is               a               most               effective               and               painless               way               to               build               assets,               whether               or               not               you               decide               to               participate               in               a               DRIP               plan.

Along               with               reinvesting               capital               gains,               reinvesting               dividends               is               a               classic               way               to               build               wealth.)
               Many               of               these               types               of               plans               also               allow               the               investor               to               buy               additional               shares               by               buying               directly               through               cash               payment               to               the               administrator               of               the               plan;               however,               there               is               usually               a               maximum               dollar               amount               limit               with               this               option.

In               addition,               with               many               of               these               plans,               there               is               an               option               also               for               automatic               investment,               whereby               a               given               amount               is               automatically               transferred               from               the               participant's               checking               or               saving               account               at               regular               intervals               for               the               purpose               of               additional               share               purchase.

(Like               reinvestment               of               dividends               and               capital               gains,               automatic               investment               plans,               whether               or               not               tied               to               a               DRIP               or               direct               purchase               plan,               are               an               excellent               means               of               painlessly               building               assets.)
               Direct               Purchase               Plans
               Direct               purchase               plans,               unlike               DRIPs,               do               not               require               you               to               initially               buy               shares               of               company               stock               through               a               broker               before               participating               subsequently               in               a               reinvestment               plan.

With               a               direct               purchase               plan,               you               can               completely               bypass               broker               transactions.
               Numerous               companies               in               the               United               States               offer               these               types               of               plans,               however,               there               are               minimum               amounts               required               to               participate,               anywhere               from               $10               to               $3000.

A               median               minimum               cost               for               direct               purchase               is               approximately               $250.
               In               addition               to               individual               companies,               many               investment               firms               now               offer               their               own               version               of               such               plans,               allowing               you               to               reinvest               dividends               of               stocks               you               hold               in               your               account               in               additional               shares,               or               fractional               shares,               with               little               or               no               additional               fees.

If               you               are               account               holder               with               a               firm               that               offers               a               dividend               reinvestment               option               when               you               buy               your               shares,               by               all               means               take               advantage               of               this               opportunity.
               Both               DRIPs               and               direct               purchase               plans               are               a               good               fit               for               the               investor               who               is               willing               to               buy               and               hold               their               shares               in               a               company               over               the               long               term,               the               process               of               incrementally               adding               shares               over               time               through               these               programs               allowing               the               investor               to               build               substantial               positions               in               selected               stocks.
               Two               recommended               sources               of               information               for               investigation               of               companies               that               offer               DRIPs               and               direct               purchase               plans               are:
               DRIP               Central.com               (http://www.dripcentral.com/)               -               This               site               provides               extensive               online               resources               for               finding               and               reviewing               companies               that               offer               both               DRIPs               and               direct               purchase               plans,               and               also               introductory               information               on               how               the               process               of               direct               investing               works.
               DRIP               Investing               -               Direct               Investment               Plans               &               Dividend               Reinvestment               DRIPs               (http://www.directinvesting.com/)               -               This               site               provides               a               search               database               for               companies               offering               DRIPs               and               direct               purchase               plans,               information               about               these               companies               and               also               how               to               get               started.
               Sources:
               AAII               Journal,               June               2003,               "Investing               in               DRPS:               A               Guide               to               Dividend               Reinvestment               Plans"               
               AAII               Journal,               June               2006,               "Bypassing               the               Broker:               AAII's               2006               Guide               to               Direct               Purchase               Plans"






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