 What is your lucky number? |
I will use this number to buy some Lottery tickets today.
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 I have 62k inheritence to invest..best place to invest it please? |
I'm not happy keeping it in my Natwest account...would prefer to try and make some money from it??
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Sorry I'm taking ££ so must be in the UK please.
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 Im 19 years old, i have about 11,000dollars to invest into stocks,or ETFs, can anyone suggest me a portfolio? |
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 I received my statement yesterday from Morgan Stanley and I've lost 24% of my investments? What should I do? |
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 What would be a good way to invest $60,000? |
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 Starting a new job that doesn't offer for 401k for 1st year - what should I do with money in my old 401k? |
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 I'm 24, and I have about $2,000 to invest? |
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 $$$$$$$$$1,000,000 WHAT should I DO? |
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and out of all the options that you are using which one is safest according to you?
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 Is it a good idea to do invest into mutual funds to build a Retirement plan? |
I am 25 and at my job I'm not offered any kind of 401k plan. Is it a good idea to invest into mutual funds to build my retirement plan? As they say, start early. What are my options on this?
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stealth | How can a young student like me invest for my future? |
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Why not trying Automatic Forex Trading?
25% average gain per month with 2%-17% risk.
Everything is automatic so robot will take cares the trading 24 hours a day 365 day per year.
You can even raise the risk with potential of raising the profit. |
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Big D
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Invest 10 percent of everything you make in a no-load money market fund until you get enough experience & capital to choose an area to specialize in. |
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Richard Jackel
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You don't say how old you are. Please have your parents read my profile and send me an email. There are many things you can do for yourself but you should have a professional help you. Its refreshing to have a young person like yourself ask a question like this. |
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put money in an account. |
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jordanthegreatest
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Stocks is great for someone with a small amount to begin with. The secret is picking good stocks and with a little homework you wont have a problem finding them. In the end money makes more money and thats the goal isn't it? A great place to get some good stocks from is http://www.goldenbullstocks.com check them out you will be impressed! |
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dennisgonzalezdgm
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I invested in the Iraqi dinar. In a short time i speculate ill be a milionaire. Go to http://www.investorsiraq.com for more info. |
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Barry R
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Do a great job in school. Plan to develop skills that you enjoy and can also make money with. Learn about money and investing. Start saving your money. Don't waste money. Don't smoke and don't do drugs.
Do all that and you will have a great future. |
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Denis S
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save in the bank.so u could if want to go to colaage that what i am doing and find a job as will.hope that helps. |
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save your money in a savings account |
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Gerry Atrix
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In UK. take out an ISA. See your bank manager.
In USA or other parts. Just see your bank manager.
Do not be tempted by get rich quick schemes that advertise on the Internet or through E Mails. or in the small print adverts in the newspapers. |
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Go to school and have a dream......but please go to school and apply yourself.....a lot of people say college and uni is just for the piece of paper, but if you want, you can re-discover yourself at these places.....have a dream and work towards it......it wont be easy getting there, but once you do, you will be content.......if you can work side-by-side, then do that too, it will reduce the burden on your parents.......but make the right decisions and don drop out jus cause you make 50 large a year, there is a bigger picture.....look at it....good luck |
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savings and CDs with good interest rates. You are going to need that money for rent, moving, all those things that require money, right now I wouldn't invest it, I keep it in an account with as high a rate of interest as I could find (4-5%).
The only long term thing you might consider is a Roth IRA. Roth is a savings vehicle that you designate - you can invest the money in anything (stocks, bonds, funds, cash) but it is designate a Roth IRA and would be a great way to save for retirement (you are never too young, I started at 27, wish I'd have started earlier). |
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JT B ford man
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Put all that you can in a 401K account and leave it there by the time you are able to retire you will have a big chunk of money . |
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Well first off by doing well in your classes, that will most definitely help your future. But start a 401k or IRA account and put money in there every paycheck or anytime you have the money to spare. Its better the earlier you start. and if your working, I know as a full time student many don't, alot of employers will match your contribution to the 401k. Good luck and smart thinking. |
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You don't give many specifics so it's hard for me to offer specific advice. However, there are some guidelines.
1. Financial concerns are not the only parameters for a good life. Learn what brings you personal joy, and find ways to refine and enhance that. Your future is more than just your financial success.
2. Make it a habit to live on less than you have. If you get an allowance, save part of it EVERY TIME you receive it. If you have a job, save part of every paycheck. If you spend ever cent you have, you will never accumulate wealth, and you may well bury yourself in belongings at the expense of having the freedom to find personal fulfillment. Your future is not about your stuff...it's about your life. Remember the proverb - it is a rich man who knows he has "enough."
3. Invest in your own future: money you spend on education is rarely wasted. I would advise you to learn a bit about the markets out there before you go into debt for an education, though. I have a niece that went into debt to become a financial analyst, but she lives in a town that has few opportunities. She would have been better off financially to focus on something she could have used locally, since she does not want to move.
4. Invest in your own skills. Don't look for shortcuts to getting things done. Learn to do tasks for yourself. Even if down the road you choose to hire those tasks done, you'll be better able to evaluate the work others do, and you'll have a better sense of what work is required to get ahead in your chosen field.
5. STUDY. Learn from the opportunities you have in front of you. Recognize that life isn't a microwave potato, and that most things take time, effort and attention to turn out well. Allow yourself the time to do the work. |
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Mukesh Purohit
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If you have money more than Rs. 5000/- then you can invest in Mutual Funds with advise of FA. |
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not very well seeing's as all you lot seem to be broke |
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t n d mcgee
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You could join my business, email me and i will tell you about it |
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