If you are looking for financial advice from a qualified expert, you may not have to go much further than your own computer.
A wide range of brokerage houses have a presence on the Internet. Some specialize in specific types of investing, such as in foreign markets, currency trading or small-cap companies. Many others however, provide a wide spectrum of full financial services.
Here’s a sampling of just some of the full-service brokerages you can visit on the World Wide Web:
A.G. Edwards (http://www.agedwards.com); Dean Witter (http://www.deanwitter.com); Fidelity (http://www.fidelity.com); John Hancock (http://www.jhancock.com); Merrill Lynch (http://www.ml.com); Olde Discount Corp. (http://www.oldediscount.com); Oppenheimer & Co. (http://www.oppenheimer.com); Prudential Securities (http://www.prusec.com); Smith Barney (http://www.smithbarney.com); SunAmerica Securities (http://www.sunamerica-securities.com); T. Rowe Price (http://troweprice.com).
