Of course, also anyone in a pension plan, Ira, mutual funds, Annuities, etc. are invested in stock one way or another. Depending on your age a Roth IRA would be a good way so save .
This post was edited by TomThumb at January 22, 2017 11:25 AM MST
I guess I should have said personally...where you draw dividends. Example: I own a couple hundred shares of a Canadian insurance company. My dividends roll over into more shares. (By the way...it isn't worth much.)
My husband's and my retirement are both invested in stock. He retired two years ago and we draw off that and another pension he receives for our income. He won't draw any Social Security for another 4 years.
Yes. I have a little "play" stock fund. I buy shares when they are low and hope they increase. When they go up enough, I sell however many shares I need to take out my original investment and leave the remaining shares.