 What is the risk in investing in jewelry? |
| I have an intention of buying expensive jewelry, and if it comes to it, sell the items on "rainy days"... |
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 I'm a teenager, have $1000 to invest, and am willing to contribute an amount monthly, what should I do? |
| I'm a teenager, have $1000 to invest, and am willing to contribute an amount monthly, what should I do with the money? I don't want it to sit there for 5 years doing nothing.... |
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 If you don't have enough time or interest to study and research stocks market; is it a good idea to buy some |
| different Indexes and wait for them to grow; what is your suggestions or opinions on this strategy; I have heard that indexes growth in genral is good and they are less riskier than regular stocks; T... |
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 I am loosing my money in stocks at this time.? |
| What's happening in stock market ? Please help. What should I do ? Should I sell my shares to save my remaining money or should I wait ?... |
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 What would you if you had a million bucks in your own currency? |
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 If I buy a stock at 1.00 per share and the stock goes below 1.00 per share did i lose all my money? |
| So If I bought 500 shares at 1.00 per share, net (500.00) if the stock went below 1.00 per share does that mean that I lost all my money?... |
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 Should I split my savings up in case the bank goes bust? |
| I recently sold my house and now have about £190,000 in a sainsburys savings account until I buy another house which is not likely to be for at least a year. I know the compensation scheme only ... |
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 I want to invest Rs 30000 (one time payment) what is the best option for me? |
| i want my money will grow as well as i want securicy of my money. which one is best option ULIP or mutual fund or any other. Please give top three companies also.... |
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 How to invest my money. I have got Rs.7,00,000. I would like to invest this money on a long term basis.? |
| Where can i invest my money. Share market at present is at an all time high. Propery prices have gone up. I am in Delhi. I would be grateful if I may be given tips how to invest this money. Is ... |
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 Stock Profit??? |
| So if you buy a stock at 98 and sell at 105 thats only a 7 dollar profit, so why would you even want to invest in stocks if you're only going to gain so little? I don't think i understand ... |
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 Falling like a brick...Stay with it or get out? |
| Ok i own a stock that i just can't get a read on. I know times have been crazy in the market for the past few weeks, but goodness this is falling like a brick... down 8% so far today. The ... |
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 What do you do with a 401k if you leave a job, but don’t get a new job? |
What do you do with a 401k if you leave a job, but don’t get a new job?
My wife is pregnant and will leave her job for good. Where do I put the money?... |
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Toni H | I just recently came into some money and i would like to invest it's over 15.000.00 ..Help? |
I would like to flip this money so i could have more of course please give me the best advise thx's |
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feisty one
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You should go talk to your bank. Stocks can be very tricky. You could get or loose a lot. I would put it into some kind of savings that builds a lot of interest. Or you could put some into savings and some into stocks. Try getting info about a 401K. But you could also put it into trust accounts as well. Good luck to ya! |
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jimdotedu
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Short term, buy a CD from a bank, You can get about 5% as a deposit in an online bank,
Meanwhile do some reading Places like Yahoo Finance, CNN Money, MSN Money, and determine the level of risk you are prepared to accept. You also have to decide if you want/need income or growth. Some Mutual funds are designed for a steady income, others hardly any income, but the fund grows in value.
Had you invested $1000 with Warren Buffet in 1956; you would be worth around 27 MILLION today (see the Aug 6 issue of US news) |
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KD7ONE
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Invest in precious metals like gold and silver. That way you won't have to pay taxes when you cash it in. |
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shyNquiet
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I'm in the same boat right now , I'm finding out in my net reserch that it really depends what you want to do , how long you are willing to be 'without' the money. Sounds like you don't want to put it into a retirement fund or 401k . You can call a Charles Schwab in your area. I actually hatching a plan to compound interest with monthly CDs , my Dad is a math whiz and investment guru and I see him online now so. I'll ask him and get back to yall. |
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Franco
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The safest investments are treasury bonds (some bonds are often referred to as junk bonds) and bank deposits. Go for whatever pays most interest.
In the long term, index funds tracking the US stock market are also safe and with a little luck should prove more profitable, though not necessarily so. Property is also a good and safe investment, but needs more capital than you have. |
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First of all, do not go to your bank. Bank's are not in the business of making you money. They are in the business of making money with your money. That is why if you get an annual report for most banks they will show a 18% rate of return for their shareholders yet they give you a small 3 to 5% that is taxed also. They do have other options if you ask them the right questions such as mutual funds. They do not properly explain the important details in mutual fund investing rather relying on you to be a stock or mutual fund picker.
As a financial advisor, I develop a gameplan for my clients to help acheive their financial goals whether it be long or short term. Diversification is key to keep from having all of your egg in one basket. Real estate, science, technology, health, foreign stocks,... you name it and there are mutual funds to help you in the direction you desire.
Are you ready to start? Would you like more information? Let me know. -Marcus marcuskthomson@yahoo.com |
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Annie
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You don't 'flip' money.
This is the best thing you could do:
Invest it in a Vanguard target retirement fund.
The second best thing you could do is learn to invest properly. That means reading a couple good books and understanding the risks of investing.
This is a good read:
http://socialize.morningstar.com/NewSocialize/asp/FullConv.asp?forumId=F100000002&convId=60825&t1=1114727748&t1=1186339384
Avoid financial advisors, especially ones from places like Ameriprise. They charge huge fees (the client rarely knows what all their fees are) and they have serious conflicts of interest with their clients. They push funds that pay them kickbacks, they push crappy insurance products (VUL and RAVA) and they have 37 serious regulatory actions against them (see NASD Broker Check for details). Their 'advisors' are actually brokers...salesmen. They are usually in a lot of hot water for ripping off clients.
Besides, people that use these brokers do way worse than people doing their own investing:
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/BoomerBucks/20061206_investment_advice_a1.asp
You have a great chance here to start a long term investment account that provides you future financial security. Don't blow it. |
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shelliebit
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I would be careful dealing with stocks, bonds, and other banking instruments because the banks are doing but make tons of money of the money you put with them. So, its a waste of time. Especially if you do not know what you are doing.
In my opinion, I would invest in real estate. There are many aspects of real estate but I would need to get a better feel of what you are willing to do short or long term.
Love to hear from ya |
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FAT DOG
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Call Ameriprise,set up account.They will suggest mutual funds,or other invest plans. I have money invested with them. |
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Jonathan S
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I would recommend this strategy. I can walk you through the whole thing. Its very simple but takes about 1 hr to learn over the phone. Its call freedomrocks. The reason that some predict that Mark Vincellete will be on the cover of Time magazine is simply because of his brilliant strategy he developed for the Forex market. He is revolutionizing investing for the average investor. Making huge amounts of money and retiring young is not just for hedge fund managers. Investors who follow this program have been making unheard of returns. Due to compliance issues I cannot reveal the returns on investment but when you demo the program you will see for yourself. Once you see the power of the program you will tell everyone you know about it. That is why the company is growing 40% a month. This is a Forex hedge strategy and anyone can do it because of its simplicity. It takes about 10-20 minutes a week if that. You can follow the strategy with play money until you see how it works and are comfortable with investing. Don’t take me word for it though. Try it out for yourself. Watch the video presentation on the site below. It will explain everything through the video. www.demofreedomrocks.com. Take care
5000 @ 12% a month = 1.6 million in 4 years. 19 million in 6 years. 12% a month???? Its possible. Thats all I can say without getting into compliance issues. |
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SweetBrunette
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Give it to me. |
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A C
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Go and speak to a fincial advisor or investor. Dont ask people on here, you will probably get only idiotic answers.
Seek out a professional who does investing for a living. |
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