"Forex does offer a free practice account to get aquainted with their program, otherwise there is an investment. The amount invested depends on market trends and varies. The free practice account is a great option that offers a 60-day trial period."
Forex is tax-free and forex traders do not need to pay tax. Keep all your money for yourself.
Forex mutual funds have more risk than a FDIC saving account but they pay more. When accessing risk you must take into account the risk of not keeping up with inflation. It all depends on your risk tolerances, which you did not mention
In the Forex you can make a lots of money by spending a small amount of money. It means you not have to have a big account you can start with a small account. Online access to your account so you can trade anywhere in the world, very high leverage which enables to you to make a significant amount of money from a very small account.
No I wouldn't when I can find it for free.
I would not advise it as there are lots of good free forex courses out there .A good free course is at www.forexrepublic.info
In most cases there is no difference. Always go for the free forex course. A good site for beginners is www.forexrepublic.info
No. You just "register" like an eBay account with your e-mail, name etc.
In the year that you start taking distributions from your IRA account.
maybe you should pay your bill that would be a start
An account on Amazon for shopping purposes is free. However, you must pay for each product that you purchase using your Amazon account.
A good way to start your retirement account is to open a simple interest-bearing savings account. Every paycheck, place ten percent of your total pay into the account. It's surprising how fast it builds.
I doubt it....stay away is my advice.I'm agree with first contributor. As Forex trader, I advise you to pay attention to ProFx. It's very profitable Forex strategy that brings me more 750 pips every month.