JONNY B
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a CD or BOND??? 5% of $200 isnt worth the wait!!!!
just learn the stock market and find about 20 different stocks that you can learn from & follow EVERYDAY!!!
you can easily make 5-15% in the next couple of days if you invest in the right stock! & the risk isnt that great unless you invest in otcbb or pinksheets.....but RVGD is making good returns!!! |
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Jeff
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Open a Roth IRA, and put the money in there.
Then, once it's in the Roth, find a mutual fund, and park it there.
($200 - $19.95) * 8% gains * 30 years = $1811. |
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THE Cupid HATER
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with $200., your options are somewhat limited. Either a CD or US Savings Bonds. or if your looking for a little of a gamble, try stamps and/or coins! |
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gregory_dittman
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If you have a 401K administrator you can ask the person to put the $200 in there.
You can buy a rose plant or two and sell rose stems for $2 apiece. Buy materials to bake pies and sell the pies.
There is a major rule about investing. You have to figure out how inflation and taxes will affect your profits. That leaves government bonds off as investments since inflation is higher or just as high as the bond rates. You need about a 7% compound annual return at this time before you even break even. There are very few investments that you can give you over 7%. At that level, you mill need to grow something or use the money to buy the resources to build something. |
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guimauve53
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Invest it on Kiva. You get get to keep track of the progress over time and you make a difference in the world. You don't get any interest on your 200$ but you change a life and it costs you nothing.
Be the banker. |
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Terriann R
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I would invest it buy starting your own home based business with Photomax. The products are awesome. You don't have to keep product on hand, or have any overhead.
Go to www.thebestonlinesystem.com and see for yourself. Oh almost forgot, there's an access code you need to enter is 138473 then call this guy I know named Bill @ 877-820-1569. Its AWESOME I love it. You basically get 4 for the price of ONE!! |
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skahhh
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If you want a quick profit, buy some things you know are worth more than what you pay for them and sell them. If you want a long term 5% growth, buy a CD.
If you want to watch your investments, learn about stocks and bonds and options. Beware, you can lose everything in options and sometimes stocks too, bonds sometimes if they are a risky bond. 5% FDIC is pretty nice! |
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VR4Jen
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a few months ago I would have said the stock market, easy.... but now we're all getting screwed. If you don't need the money anytime soon, try a high yield CD. The longer you can go without it the more you'll have in the end. |
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