muncie birder
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Conserving capital should not be your primary concern. Keeping ahead of inflation should be. In 15 years your $100,000 will be worth only $50,000 or maybe less.
20% in Chinese stocks and Indian stocks
20% in European stocks
20% in small cap stocks
20% in dividend paying large cap stocks
20% in t-bills.
With a little bit of luck that should keep you ahead of inflation and provide you with a little income about $3,000 a year. |
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Laura S
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Pk D
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At present I feel the best conservative investment is to put
money in online savings account of EmigrantDirerct.com earning
interest of 5.15%,compouded, fully insured. All you need is any bank account with any balance. They can be withdrawn any time . Then you can look for a better investment in stock market( non speculative stocks), bond market or ETF when stock market is low. |
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SlapADog
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IRA
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dawn18417
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If conservative is all you will consider then buy an annuity and let it grow tax deferred,then when you need the money your options are to take one lump sum or take a income stream from it until you die. |
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iconsulte i
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Open a bank account offshore in a country which offers high interest rates |
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Susan C
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Remember, conservative usually goes hand in hand with lower return. If safety is more important to you than potential growth, then I recommend a Fixed Annuity directly through an Insurance Company, not a bank or broker. You can get a higher interest rate, safety, and growth or income later. Your capital will be protected, while growing tax deferred for later use. Very smart piece of mind. Find one with no fees out of your money! Go with a reputable insurance co and an honest agent that has been in the business for years. |
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Frank Castle
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I suggest ETFs, Mutual Funds and Stocks.
I also suggest you to stay away from Bonds.
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