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  1. What is an Investment Club?

  2. What are the benefits of setting up an Investment Club?

  3. Do I have to know a lot about the stock market before joining or starting up an Investment Club?

  4. How do I start an investment club?

  5. What is the recommended form of organization for an investment club?

  1. What is an Investment Club?
    Investment clubs are usually made up of people with no investment experience when they start and, usually, very little money. Most clubs have about eight to fifteen members, who contribute $50 or less a month. Members of the club share a mutual desire to increase their understanding of the stock market and improve their personal investing ability. The group researches stocks and economic and investment conditions. After recommendations are made, the group votes on what stock or stocks to buy. Generally, every investment club has one or more experienced investors as members to help newcomers. The club concept really works and often allows you to earn while you learn about investing. To recap, An Investment Club is a group of people who meet regularly and pool together some of their surplus cash to invest in the stock market.
     
  2. What are the benefits of setting up an Investment Club?
    Being part of an Investment Club is enjoyable, educational and sociable. Risks and costs are shared; and information and knowledge are pooled. For many members, the Club serves as an introduction to stock market investment.
     
  3. Do I have to know a lot about the stock market before joining or starting up an Investment Club?
    No. One of the main attractions in joining an Investment Club is the opportunity to learn from others. Obviously, it is a help to have a core of knowledge amongst the club's members, but this is by no means essential. There is a considerable amount of guidance available at National Association of Investor Corporation (
    NAIC), bulletin boards and other Investment Clubs.
     
  4. How do I start an investment club?
    Contact the National Association of Investor Corporations (NAIC), 1515 East 11 Mile Road, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067, (313) 543-0612. The NAIC will help you form a new club with sample forms and a how-to kit. Also get a  copy of NAIC's Official Guide, Starting and Running a Profitable Investment Club. The Official Guide guides you through the process of forming and operating a club. Information is also available on it's web site in the Club Resources area.
     
  5. What is the recommended form of organization for an investment club?
    Most investment clubs are organized as general partnerships. They are the easiest and most economical entities to form, operate, and maintain. The club's income or losses are "passed through" to its partners and are reported on their individual tax returns. Although partners may be personally liable for the debts of a partnership, investment clubs which operate under NAIC guidelines should not incur obligations that exceed club assets. NAIC provides a model partnership agreement in the Official Guide.

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