TomTom
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bumb up up a 401k social security wont be here long |
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Beerman
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Invest in a day trip to Atlantic City.
1 spin of the wheel....bet on black. |
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charlie
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depends how long you want to tie it up. Cititbank has an e-account with 5% interest, keeps your funds available. Other choices are short-term CD's, look for high interest rates. Long term would be a variable annuity but you cant touch that till you are 59 1/2. Check our bankrate.com. If you want something that has a risk but potentially more income then look into mutual funds. Talk to a banker. |
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csezonov
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I would suggest an ETF. An ETF is a low cost way to diversify your invest dollars with VERY low costs. Go to Yahoo Finance to learn more. I'd suggest you'd invest in something broad like an S&P 500 or Russell 200 fund. |
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Mehrunnessa
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I will give my account number:) |
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Stan N
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Keep it there! |
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jeff410
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Pay off debt, credit cards and auto loans, if you have any. Contribute to your compay retirement plan if you have one. Open an IRA, in that order. |
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Frank Castle
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I suggest you to open a brokerage account at TD Ameritrade and invest in the Stock Market with the help of a Financial Advisor.
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msbrebre1
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idamahn
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You are going to get one helluva lot of different responses. The bottom line is how much risk are you willing to take.
If you are not a risk-taker, invest the money in a safe t-bill or a bond. The amount of money you will get will be guarnteed. It will also be fiixed.
If you are willing to take risks, look into a stock. I am not sure which one, if I was I would not be doing this right now.
Good Luck.
TFTP. |
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mratliff53
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Make sure you know the particular business opportunity and make sure you investigate this opportunity because there are a lot of scams over the internet. I am a victim of wanting to start my own business. |
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Mysterious
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bank account...YAY!!! Interest!!! :D |
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songbird
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Interest rates on short term CDs (certificates of deposit) are hovering around 5% or more. You could place the money in a 6-9 month CD and earn 5% interest while you get a good book on investing. That way, you earn more interest than a plain savings account, your money is only tied up for a few months, and you learn about other investment opportunities. A win/win situation. Good luck! |
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lionheart007
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401k social security-Long term but you will never beat it. |
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