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 HOW MUCH I SHOULD SAVE AND INVEST FROM SALARY?
MY SALARY IS RS.10000/- PM WHAT % SHOULD I SAVE AND % OF DIFFERENT OPTION TO INVEST IN INDIA...


 I have around ÂŁ40,000 to save, but what is the best way to save it? with min risk and big gain?
ive been told about a saving account related to property and the rise in the property market though i dont know the full details?
i dont mind taking on a bit of risk with my money but not a ...


 Which Mutual Funds can give 50% of return within a year?
Hello,
I am a new bee in investment world, my question is, which Mutual Funds can give us good returns within 1 yr. For example if I invest 10,000 Rs. I should get at least 50% of it within 1 ...


 What is mutual fund?
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 Does anyone else think the stock market works in a very strange way?
I understand why someone might buy a stock from a company that pays out dividends. That makes sense.

But there's absolutely no inherent value whatsoever in a stock that does not pay ...


 How can i invest 10,000 in and basically more than triple my money?
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 What should I do about a 401k that isn't doing so well?
I currently contribute 6% of my paycheck to my 401k (with a company match of 4%). Since I am only 25, I have opted to use a "moderately risky" approach to investing my money, but with the ...


 Surely the best investment one can make is to get educated ?
To learn a profession, to become a doctor, dentist, etc.
To sponsor a child so they can make it too !
Why is everyone so obsessed by money ?...


 I'm 33 y.o. making good money, i have 5G, extra money, i would like to invest. where should i place it?
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 What is a reasonable fund operating expense for a mutual fund?
The Yahoo article in finance today suggest an average expense of 1%, but says some costs can run as high as 2.25% (it even says they found some at 5%). So what is reasonable for an individual so he&#...


 I want to take home loans which banks are good.?
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 How much money would you put into this project?
Explain your answers please!11

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 Which of the following currencies will likely appreciate the most in value long-term?
AUD Australian Dollar
NZD New Zealand Dollar
CAD Canadian Dollar
GBP Great British Pound
CHF Swiss Franc
JPY Japanese Y...


 How should i understand stocks and shares and master that field..someone help me out please?
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 Should I sell now or will this bear market rally last longer?
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 Whats the best way to get into buying stock? Then how to keep it and sell it properly. Where should I go?
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 Do mutual funds compound daily or monthly?
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 How much of a return will I get for investing 300 dollars a month in Mutual Funds for 20 years?
Investing. I've read and listen to this Dave Ramsey which is a Financial GOD so to speak. He said to invest into Mutual Funds is the best thing you can do. I'm not much of an investor but ...


 Can i buy and sell stocks even though i dont have thousands in my account?
im a student and to be honest i dont have thousands in my account maybe a couple of hundreds. can i still buy a few stocks and sell them ?...


 If you had 100000$,what stocks would you buy now?
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Teresa S
How long would it take for me to retire as a millionare @ $350/mo?
                     
 




needabuck
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Depends on how old you are, and what rate of return you are receiving. Link below is for you to put in your specific data to determine your outcome. Typical mutual fund investment will yield avg 10%. Do your research to find the best one. May want to look at morningstar.com, www.clarkhoward.com, www.fool.com for more guidance. No loads are the best way to go. IMO.

You are never too old to start investing. Even if you don't hit a million, you will be better off than the peeps writing below with discouragement of saving. They will have little to nothing when you have a nest egg large enough to live like you never thought possible. Don't waste $$ on the lotto. It is a poor person's tax. Even if you win, you will wish you hadn't. Do a google search on lotto winners if you don't believe me.

Good Luck!


momach21
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It could be a lot sooner than what you expect. If you can spare and invest $350/ month and get 15%+ returns every year, you're probably some 30 years away but remember , you can always get better returns. Build a portfolio which invest 50% in the states and 50% into the emerging BRIC economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China) and you'll get there in uder 20 years.


Brian G
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Calculated at a constant 6% return, $350 invested every month without fail, you could retire in 45 years, 7 months with just over $1 million. Depending on what the actual rate of return is, it could take longer or be sooner.


Debi in LA
If you buy 350 lotto tickets a month, probably in about 6 months.


ashleynicole452
a really long time


ammarmarcusnaseer
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assuming you mean you're saving $350/mo in an account earning you 5% after-tax, after-inflation yield, it should take 51 years and 4 months.


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It can be done pick a good mutual fund and reinvest all div and gaines. Try to add any income tax refunds the $350 and maybe 25 to 30 yrs. Most funds return 10 to 15% per yr but my fund did 23 % last yr. Vanguard Eqiuty Income fund.


Bl3ss3dw1thL1f3
woah, longer then you could ever live dude!


Warrin' Buffit
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46 years @ 6%, 32 years @10%, 24 years @15%
Interest rates are annual.


Frank Castle
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25 Years. (In a Mutual Fund with at least 15% annual returns)

This answer does not consider inflation.

If you do consider inflation it will take a very long time.


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