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sundevil7277 | I have $1,500, what is the best way to invest it? |
I know its not much but I want to try to invest it in something? |
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billie_halleday
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I actually started out with an amount that small as well. And there's quite a few ways you can invest it - by the way no amount is ever to small to invest - just thought you should know.
If you just want to save that money and draw a nice interest (about 5-6%) I suggest Ing.Direct. I have a recurring savings account there and it's nice if you want to start off small / no risks.
If you're interested in playing the stock market - you can - with ETFs - better known as Exchange Traded Funds. These funds allow you to invest in all sorts of things like gold, S&P 500, tech stocks, bonds, oil, energy, & more. It's low risk because these are index funds and you don't have to worry about the ups and downs of individual stocks.
With $1500 - you can set up a recurring investment through Sharebuilder (it's also apart of Ing Direct now) It's easy but you should know that there are transaction fees of $4. But that's the smallest on the market. Sharebuilder is really good.
Here's an article on MSN money you should read to get familiar with ETFs:
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/research/etfs.aspx
And this is an article that I used to start my investments:
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/ETFPortfolio/Jenkins.aspx
Lastly, you could also put your money into an IRA! And you could do that through your bank or credit union. Most places only ask for a minimum of $50 to begin!
Have fun saving! |
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viajero_intergalactico
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buy copper, or silver or gold
the price of precious metals is going going going....watch gold go over 910 tomorrow. |
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Chad
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Just open a high-yield online savings account at 4-5% APY.
Then when you reach $3,000 visit vanguard.com and learn about mutual funds. You need at least $3,000 to invest in a "quality" mutual fund. |
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McGoo
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Right now, the best CD (Certificate of Deposit) Rate I can find is at 5.45% for 6 months. That's a pretty good rate at this time.
You would only earn approx $40 on your investment for 6 months but that's better than zero. Plus it's 100% FDIC insured and guaranteed.
Good Luck! |
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Mark
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The question should be multiple parts:
1) When you will need the money? (a month, a year, 10 years)
2) What are you saving it for or how much interest do you want from your investment?
3) If you willing to make risky investments or conservative investments.
Types of investments:
CD - Certificate of deposit - short term/low interest (3-4%)
Bond - long term/practically no interest (1-2%)
Savings account - infinite term/low interest (2-3%)
Stocks - risky/long term or short term/high yield (infinite%)
Look for FDIC in banks to make sure your money is insured.
The stock market is not insured, you could lose everyting. |
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tonyp128
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If you have a credit card or mortgage the best way to use that money is to get rid of them first. |
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procteur
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give me your bucks |
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angelica
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this is a great bet check it out http://www.ytb.com/ticotravel |
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Toby J
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$1500 isn't that much, you won't be able to put it in any fun investments that pay out more than 3-4%. I'd put it all on red! |
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Dr Jim
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Invest in Silver, often called "the poor man's gold"? Silver used to be a monetary metal, and maybe some day it will be again. I've recommended silver before, and now I'm going to recommend silver again. Back in 1980, gold sold for 850 and silver sold for 50. Then, one ounce of gold would buy 17 ounces of silver. Today with gold near 900, one ounce of gold will buy a whopping 55 ounces of silver. It seems to me that silver, in terms of gold, is "too cheap." |
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