Retirement investing with fractional shares gives YOU the advantage.

putting my money to work early makes sense. i contribute about $500/ month to my roth. every trade is 4.95 on fidelity. should i get a couple grand in before i start buying so i can get more shares for the commission charge? want to be the most cost affective.

Any tax disadvantage or difference using fractional shares?

Thank you.

What happens when you buy fractions of a share that pays dividend? Do you get paid a fraction of the dividend as well??

Can fractional shares become whole shares?

28$ A WEEK Or 100$ A MONTH....

What are the best brokers that allow to buy fractional shares?

So say for example I invest $120 in Jnj. If the stock drops from $140ish to $110, I get a full stock? Then..... If I don’t invest anymore, and it climbs back over $120, I don’t own the stock?

So when a stock is up say 5%, you only getting a fraction of that, correct?

Invest 5 dollars a day in your top 5 companies Start today and repeat tomorrow and the following day! It accumulates, it's a biblical strategy. If you don't have 5 put 4 put 3 or 2 or even 1. Everyone can invest there is no excuse for not to... You will literally see the difference after 3 months only and start getting richer every day.

This is awesome , bc there are stock you KNOW are going to do well, but you couldn't afford even a single stock..

Agreed! Fractional shares are terrific in my opinion. Something is better than nothing and since everyone has to start somewhere fractional shares are an important tool. I worked on Wall Street back in the day when buying fractional shares simply didn’t exist; I wish they had! I guess maybe there was a time when just about the only way of getting fractional shares was through dividend reinvestment; is this true or did your dividends only get you whole shares and any extra dividends get credited to your account as cash? I can’t remember. Thanks for a great video!