Im 16 years old. I am interested in investing and I have my own stock portfolio worth more than to $ 220,000 at one point. I invested in a wide range of actions. Some penny stocks, while others are blue chips. I have the intention to continue my education when I graduated high school and obtain a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or economics and then an MBA. After that, I want to be a broker or bank investment or maybe a mortgage broker, and invest massively so. Is there any advice that I am financially until 25? ie. ETF? GIC Buying a property? What types of actions do I look? (I live in Canada)

First, wow great job! Your wallet and the knowledge that already exceeds 95% of adults! I a big fan of ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and closed-end funds. I also believe that if you buy the right real estate a constant plodder. As a responses below, I believe in the use of knowledge and experience of an investment adviser either. I've been in the financial situation and investment, but not consulted. I I know, however, many counselors. I recently interviewed (for my website) a fund manager who has been impressive in the area for about 30 years. Link to the interview below (and their contact information at the end of the interview on the blog site.) http://justthefinancialfacts.com/2010/02/06/tips-from-a-top-money-manager. Html Hope this helps! You are sooo many good things. On a side note: I am not familiar with Canadian law on financial advice. However, States America, you can get your license before graduating (or even during) college. It may be something you want to do in the summer (study and pass various tests.)

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