Maintaining an Investment Club

Many clubs start with good intentions, but due to a variety of reasons, close up shop in just a few years. Here are some important points to remember regarding club maintenance.

Adding New Members
Did you have a member leave recently, and need to fill his or her space? Maybe you would like to increase contributions? Here is more on adding new members.

When to Sell Your Stock:
Selling in an investment club can be one of the most difficult tasks to undertake. Remember, it's only buy-and-hold if it makes sense.

Club Hardship
Does a member have trouble coming up with their monthly club payments? Offering a hardship waiver may be a solution.

Running an Organized Meeting
One of the biggest struggles mentioned by club presidents.

Getting Fear out of Your Club
Be careful when fear creeps into your club atmosphere. You never know what could happen.

Preparing For Your Club's Annual Audit
There are a few things you must remember when completing your club's annual audit.

Should Your Club Have a Business Plan?
Are your bylaws and mission statement enough, or do you need more?

When Should Members Be Allowed to Join or Leave a Club?
Balancing keeping an active membership roster while providing for members' personal needs.

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