Ask the Dolans: How do I buy a share of stock as a holiday present?
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Exchanging gifts is a tradition we all love - but how many times have you gotten something you weren't exactly ecstatic about and quickly forgot? No more ties and sweaters, we say! What about a meaningful money gift that has the potential to keep on giving for years to come? One of our WalletPop readers is looking to do just that, but isn't sure how to go about it. Watch our video response below for the right way to give a share of stock as a holiday present.
Dear Ken and Daria,
I'd like to buy a share of stock in Harley Davidson for my son as a holiday present. How do I go about doing this?
- Miriam
Looking for the perfect holiday present that's sure to please without breaking the bank? Check out Ken and Daria's favorite unique money gifts that keep on giving, exclusively on Dolans.com.
Click here to ask Ken and Daria your question.
Exchanging gifts is a tradition we all love - but how many times have you gotten something you weren't exactly ecstatic about and quickly forgot? No more ties and sweaters, we say! What about a meaningful money gift that has the potential to keep on giving for years to come? One of our WalletPop readers is looking to do just that, but isn't sure how to go about it. Watch our video response below for the right way to give a share of stock as a holiday present.
Dear Ken and Daria,
I'd like to buy a share of stock in Harley Davidson for my son as a holiday present. How do I go about doing this?
- Miriam
Looking for the perfect holiday present that's sure to please without breaking the bank? Check out Ken and Daria's favorite unique money gifts that keep on giving, exclusively on Dolans.com.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-12-2008 @ 12:52PM
Gary E. Sattler said...
Two companies I know of which have direct stock purchase programs are Pepsico and Limited Brands (Victorias Secret).
Just go to their websites and click on their "investors" links. The programs are easy to take advantage of and do not charge big commissions for your stock purchases.
p.s. Now is a great time to make small stock purchases in big solid companies!
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