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mmoynan | How much can $400,000 gather in interest? |
What company has the highest interest rate?
And how much would 400k gather per month? |
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carpediemmaster
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Are you talking about investing............
or a BANK?? |
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piet lul
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check everbanks foreign currencies accounts, you can get 12% per year on Iceland kroner accounts. |
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muncie birder
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Banks are giving interest rates of about 4% to 5%. 4.4% to 4.6% is about average. The ones in trouble are giving 5%. T-bill are about 3.0%. Junk bonds are yielding very high interest rates currently because the companies that issue them may not be around too much longer. DHY Credit Swiss High Yield Bond Fund pays about 11.7%. Total junk.
Now if you were going to buy a CD, be careful. They are insured only to $100,000 per cd.
On a monthly basis from $1000 invested in tbills to $3900 invested in junk bonds. |
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rjkdlsjllsdj
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1. Banks yields anywhere from 3 to 5% in CD (your principle will never go down).
@3% you are looking at $1000 a month
@5% you are looking at about $1670 a month.
2. If you put it in a company or an ETF that yields anywhere from 5 to 12% (your principle might go down and out) - brokerage commissions to buy it.
@5% - about $1670 a month
@12% - you are looking at $4000 a month.
This does involve risks and you SHOULD really invest this money long term... don't look at short term dividend yield. look at at least 5 year average yield and examine each paid period and look for consistency. Because the last thing you need is to get a 20% dividend and POOF! no more for years and seeing your stock price plunge! Companies like GE yields about 3% but has been pretty consistance and hugh. Chances are it is not going to fold in the next decade. Beware of Banks and Financial stocks that have high yield for the last few years but the current financial situation around the world warrant extreme caution.
below is a sample site for you to get started... |
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Brendan Prewitt
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If you have no experience with the markets, you might want to consider seeking professional advice. If you have confidence in yourself to invest, you might want to start by investing in mutual funds. The analysis of these is not as complex as individual stocks and they can provide solid returns. I will refer you to Investopedia, link found below, if you should decide this may be of interest. Investopedia has a lot of great resources for beginning investors, be sure to check out some of their tutorials. Given the market's long-run average, you would typically earn between $40,000 and $48,000 annually (it is hard to pinpoint an average return monthly, as the market's return varies month-to-month), by investing $400,000. However, if you do not wish to take on learning how to invest, or do not want to utilize the experience of a professional due to costs, I would suggest you put the money in a CD, which can earn you approximately 5%, or $20,000 annually ($1,667 monthly). Remember to keep an emergency fund in a savings account so you have readily available cash should you need it. I hope this helped.
Good luck!
Brendan Prewitt
President, New York Capital Investment Group LLC |
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Shaun R
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You could always put that money in the stock market and learn to trade.
It may take a month or 2 to learn but once you have it you could easily pull out at least $100,000 a year.
You just need to learn some basics about the stock market and develop a system. |
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Easy
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Paypal seems to have the highest interest rate of any banking institution. |
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Tatnic
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what company? Do you mean the highest dividend paid by a company? If you really have $400k to invest then you should hire someone to help you. You should not be asking for help here. YOu also sound like you need a full-service broker to help you set up your investments...don't attempt to do this yourself with your level of experience. |
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traverustravelcompany
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if u put it in a 5% bank... about 20,000 annually. It is determined by year, not month. otherwise it wouldnt be a saving account |
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Greg S
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5% would be a good interest rate for a savings account (very high right now) That would yield $20,000 a month. |
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MoneyMatt
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I can get you 18,200 in 7 months with a promo CD at my bank. |
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