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 Gold - Where can I buy it? |
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sweetang92 | I have a thousand dollars...what can I do with it? |
I just got about $1200 and was trying to find ways to perhaps do something with it to perhaps make more money...I guess invest in something but I don't have a single clue about the stock market or anything like that. Does anyone have any suggestions? Maybe you've had some extra money and did something with it instead of letting it rot in your savings account until you blow it all on something ridiculous. Answers will be greatly appreciated =D thanks in advanced! |
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Adam J
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If you won't need the money within the near future you might consider putting it in the stock market.
Getting into the market is actually pretty easy and not too risky if you do the following:
1) Open a brokerage account online. www.scottrade.com, www.tradeking.com, and there are others, just make sure that the company won't charge you yearly just for having an account open and that it won't charge you more than $10 in commissions (the fee for buying or selling a stock)
2) Buy exchange traded funds. These are mutual funds that trade on the market like stocks, and allow you to own a small amount of a very large number of stocks (which saves you the trouble of doing research and eliminates the change of you accidentally picking a bad stock). Two examples that track the S&P 500 index (a listing of the 500 largest US companies) are the SPDR fund (SPY) and the iShares fund (IVV).
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rock
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if you have credit cards pay it off on them.
most don't think about it, but that is a 19-27% return..... |
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jduck1979
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First up, I'd suggest taking a look at the world famous investment guides on THE MOTLEY FOOL
http://www.fool.com/school/13steps/13steps.htm
Then look at either investing on the stockmarket @ http://www.sharebuilder.com
$1000 will easily buy you a couple of shares of GOOGLE (GOOG) + use the leftovers on either a few extra fractions of shares in Google, or something else like BOLT TECHNOLOGY (BTJ) or Annheuser-Busch (BUD)
http://quote.fool.com
Or perhaps loan it out @ http://www.prosper.com |
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Isac B
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If you have credit card debt, pay it off.... That way you will be making a (i dont know what oineterst rate you are chrged) 30% return at least. If your creidt card balances are not paid off every month use that money to even out your spending |
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Gym_Rat
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Go to a casino, play Ruelette, bet 10 on 19-36 and 15 on the first third (1-12) you only have 6 numbers left on the table you havent bet on, so cover them too, bet small and win slowly. Ive turned 50 into 1000 in 2-3 hours, just be patient. |
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Geeeyaaa
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Take a vacation to a 3rd world country and buy all of their gold.
Wait a couple years after inflation hits and the value of dollar will drop and precious metals will increase.
Items you buy at the store will continue to go up and people won't be able to afford it because of inflation. |
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Patrick O
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While you will not get rich. Wanting to invest your money is a good idea. It appears you are not a professional money manager. (Nor am I) I recommend that you place your money into a money market fund. Your bank can help you out with this. A money market fund generally pays more interest than a savings account but works much like a savings account. You can get your money if you need it. Another option is to purchase a Certificate of Deposit (CD). A CD pay higher interest rates but you cannot get your money out for a period of time without paying a penalty. CDs can be purchase in six month, 1, 2 and 5 year time periods. Good luck |
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cs r
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Give it to your Bank and ask them to invest in Growth funds and Gilt edge securities in a proportion of 40: 60 %. This will let your money grow and at the same time ensure safety of at least a part of the money. This kind of distributed investment will enable you to learn more and more about the science of investment. Think of managing the investments on your own, only after your savings have crossed a hundred thousand dollars. Till then it is better to pay your Bank for handling the investment's nitty gritty, and pay for their services. Once you cross this target, invest only the extra money on your own independent management. This will also build up your confidence and provide you with a good learning experience. |
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Professionals warn that people should not invest in ANYTHING they don't understand. Until you get to the point of understanding, read some books on investing (Suze Orman, David Bach, etc.) and keep your money safe for the time being in an account you don't have easy access to. You could also consider turning that $1000 into a business that will give you tax credits and future earning potential in excess of the 4-10% return from a bank or mutual fund. If you are employed, consider tossing that money into a retirement fund and vow to add to it every pay for the next ten, twenty or whatever number of years until you retire. You have time on your side so start TODAY. |
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sunshin27au
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invest in a fund with higher interest and one where you can add money like every month or every week, it is probably safer as stock market might be a bit risky at this point. Which country are you from? |
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