Soldiers are the backbone of the country and the guardians of national security. With the development of our country's financial market, many soldiers want to manage their finances through stock trading and buying funds.

So can soldiers buy stocks and funds?

Can active duty military members buy stocks?

Can military personnel buy stocks and funds? According to Article 127 of the Internal Affairs Regulations of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, military personnel are not allowed to do business, engage in other occupations other than their own duties, pyramid schemes, paid intermediary activities, or participate in profit-making activities.

For theatrical performances, commercial advertisements, corporate image endorsements and teaching activities, working hours and office equipment are not allowed to be used for securities trading or lottery purchases, and military portraits are not allowed to be used to make products without authorization.

You can know that our military personnel are prohibited from buying stocks.

However, military personnel can buy funds, because buying funds is a personal behavior, and there is no rule that military personnel cannot buy funds.

Can active-duty military personnel buy stocks? Active-duty military personnel are also a type of military personnel. According to relevant national regulations: armed police, active-duty military personnel, securities practitioners, fund practitioners, and cadres at or above the division level of state agencies are not allowed to participate in stock transactions.

Therefore, active military personnel are not allowed to buy stocks.

Summary: Military personnel are not allowed to buy stocks, but they can buy funds. In addition, active duty military personnel are also a type of military personnel, so they cannot buy stocks.