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 Does people really make big money doing FOREX?
I have this neighbour who rides luxury cars and has houses here and there by doing FOREX alone. Is these really possible ? I thought FOREX is like a roulette. You are basically gambling your money ...


 Is gold a good investment?
Hi I want to leave my kids some thing when I go, would gold or premium bonds be a better bet? I don't want to buy jewelry but coins or
bars would be nice, any ideas what is best? and where ...


 How to start picking stocks?
How do u research stocks?...


 Is it possible to make a living out of investing on the stock exchange?
I am 23 years old and I have about R60,000 (US$8,000) in savings and I am thinking of investing all of that on the stock exchange.
Have other people that you've heard of or know of done the ...


 Is anyone else out there freaking out about Target shares dipping so rpidly inthese past few days?
Today they just announced that they aren't going to meet to expected growth sales for October and have lowered their estimates. Last month they did it to and didnt even reach their lowered ...


 How i can make money ?
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 If you were 50 yrs old and had 300,000 to invest through a settlement what would do with it ?
I like to put 1/3 in the market with moderate risk, I prefer individual stocks or sector funds rather than mutual funds....


 How can i find out about making money on the stock market without getting completely confused?
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 Where to open a saving account to get high interest?
Banking/F...


 What is the best way to invest your money ?
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 I want to start trading stocks this year, something that will give me a little extra money every month.?
I have absolutely NO experience whatsoever--very green at this! What are the steps I have to take? What broker is best to use or do you suggest that I do it myself? How do I add money to my ...


 What is the best and fastest way to invest $5,000?
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 I am a poor college student. I want to be debt free. Can somebody give me an advice of buying stock shares?
I am nineteen years old sophomore in college. I have no idea about the economy and stock market, but got interested when my co-workers started discussing of the stock market and retirement plans. I ...


 I have money to invest, but HOW to do it?
people, i really need some good answers here. answer the question and don't make silli coments

i have money to invest, and i met this guy on the internet that needs money to start a ...


 Where can I buy a military style assault course?
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 I need to invest in share market can any one help me which co to invest?
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 Best way of investing?
Iam planning to save amount for my marraige,iam keeping it in my account without any profit.what is best way to get some profit from that.iam not going to disturb that amount for 4 to 6 months?
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 Investing safely -- what to do with 1 year and $100,000?
Imagine you've just got a free $100,000 loan you absolutely MUST payback in full at the end of the year. You get to keep any profit/interest. What is the most profitable safe investment type ...


 How to view my stocks?
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 I like to invest money online..Is it a good idea?
I would like to start an online investment. I have 600$.
Where I can invest it?
What is egold? any 1 can give some clear idea about it?...



Jon N
Investment Advice. Please From People That Know About This Stuff?
Alright I'm trying to invest in something for 7-10 years and have about $750 to do that. I am looking for low risk and high interest. And something i can buy more of such as bonds or CD's or accounts. if you have a suggestion please give me a ton on info on it. interest all of it. Thanks
                     
 




J.J.
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If you mean $ 750.00 dollars, and your not looking for anything risky, you would have to go with a C.D. or Money Market , Of course they are not really paying High Interest at this time so investing it for even over 5 years at this time is not a good idea because the rate could rise, and you would want to be able to go with the higher rate if it's available , If it's in a low rate C.D or Money Market account it would cost you to withdrawl from that to get the new rate. So I would go with whatever the Bank is Offering at this time for their Bonus Rate ,, Most Banks Have a Promotion :: Say 15 month C.D for 5.75 compounded daily .. then in 15 months you could check the rates them.. I'm giving you this advice because you said you wanted a LOW RISK way .. There are other ways which involve some risk ...

But They Could Also Bring You More Money.. I was told it depends on how much you want to worry about your investment, I didnt want to worry at all, So I get C.D.'s and Money Markets , I also bought in to a Mutual Fund, but I'm not at all happy with the return , It's not quite as safe as C.D's but it's not as risky as say the Stock Market ...

PLEASE BE CAREFUL OF THE ADVICE GIVEN ON HERE , YOU DID SAY YOU WOULD PREFER LOW RISK;;:::::: REMEMBER IS IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT USUALLY IS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Really Hope This Helps

GOOD LUCK
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Tweet
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Try divedend reinvestment plans or DRIPS, as they're called. Buy some shares in a company you "know" about, ie, I've taken my kids to Disneyland several times, like the way they do business and many years ago bought 20 shares of Disney stock. Instead of collecting the dividends in a check each quarter, I had the company "reinvest" that money to buy more shares. I've done the same with Johnson & Johnson, Hershey's, McDonalds and Microsoft. I either knew enough about the company or used their products to determine whether or not I thought they were a good financial risk.Check the net on these plans to get a list of approx. 1000 companies that offer them. It's fun rewarding and interesting. Good luck!


Eric L
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If you want zero risk, check out saving accounts at online banks like ING(http://home.ingdirect.com/) and HSBC (http://www.hsbcdirect.com). These are reputable, huge, international banks. You can get an APY of about 5%, no minimum balance, access to your money in a few days or less (HSBC gives you an ATM card. and it is government (FDIC) insured just like a regular bank account. You can also check out their CDs.


vicky8540
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Over a 10 year horizon, stocks almost always outperform bonds (yes, they are less risky and give higher returns over long horizons - it is the so-called equity premium puzzle) I would invest the money in a mutual fund - some may allow small amounts, $1000. I would choose a fund that is amix of growth and value - maybe more value stocks, and that has an emerging market component. Fidelity, American Century, Goldman, and most other big players have many such funds.


Heads up!
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I would buy mutual funds with a diversified portfolio through an investment broker or even your bank. The money is invested in well know strong companies if you want it low risk . High risk may offer more interest but is more of a gamble sometimes you win and sometimes you loose.Good luck.


fixitall
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You can open a Scottrade account account by depositing $500 or more. By searching the financial info on Yahoo finance and also the Scottrade web site you can find high dividend stocks. CD'S at Scottrade require a $10,000.00 purchase. There are many stocks that pay good dividends, but none without risk. One company I keep a small holding in is Frontline ticker FRO, it
pays a dividend of apx 31%. Do a lot of research and study. There is an abundance of good free information available. Stockchart.com and Bigcharts.com also have very good web sites. Good luck


tommyguard3
Monthly Income funds are great, very few have ever lost money historically and they have enjoyed returns in the high single digits and sometimes even low double digit. Best of all some of the earnings are capital gains or dividends so they are taxed favourably. My personal favourite is the TD Monthly Income Fund - Had you invested your $750 there 7 years ago you would have earned a total of 131.6% (Jan 1999 - Dec 2006) Here's some info on it. http://www.tdassetmanagement.com/Content/Products/MutualFunds/Funds/p_FundCard.asp?FID=2100&PID=5&SI=3


Sheena
What are you trying to invest in? I might know something but I need more info.


Paul
I would recommend you to invest in good shares. check the website below where you can learn shares and stocks trading and also how to select best shares.
Hope it helps

http://money-review-site.com/shares.html

http://www.money-review-site.com


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ImaYam
mutual fund, but 750 isnt gonna buy u much in anything


AVATARD
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What I did was I started looking at banks and credit unions. I put mine into CD's. You can start researching for interest rates the amount you will earn by percentage on the money you put in. I would pick the highest interest rate you can find. My bank.. Wells Fargo... gave me a 5.75% per month fixed rate for 6 years. You can calculate it with them and see how much you will earn at the end. My best advice is to go into different banks and sit down with one of those people you see behind you when you are standing at the teller. The will give you a list of options and will be honest with you. But dont settle at the first bank that you stop at. Research. Good Luck :)


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