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I went to my bank and they want to work out a portfolio for me. All my cash is currently FDIC insured, I wanted to put most of it in a CD and maybe use 20-30k for investing in Funds.
My girlfriend and I have some money saved up to buy a house, probably wont be for 3 or 4 years. We have about 2000 dollars so far. I was thinking about investmenting it so maybe that money can grow in the next few years. What would be best for my situation, buy stocks, bonds, cds. Also, how do I do it. Thanks ahead of time
I am Mr average citizen, not an investment expert. I imagine you in your early 20s.
$2,000 is not all that much money when talking about investing yet I also know that no amount should be considered small.
My concern is more the inconvenience if you invest in the wrong place.
Say for example if you could invest and get a 10% return that's $200 pa so over 4 years you could gain over $800 in cash.
The concern I have is the risk. Right now the stock market is as reliable as a politicians promise.
While you can gain $800, if you pick the wrong place your could also be up to $2,000 behind.
If it was me that's not a big problem (middle aged and established) but for you just starting out that could put you back maybe 4 years.
Personally if I was in your shoes I would avoid high risk and be content with safe investment. Although that said even banks can crash, yet that risk is not as likely.
Be careful and not let a small possible quick gain blind you to the reality of whats at risk. The deposit for you new home. I say better to play safe.
T D
Buy 50 shares of ERF. Tell your broker to re-invest the dividends. In 4 years your 2000$ investment will be worth 3200$.
That is a short-term savings goal and I would not recommend the stock market. Keep it safe with CDs or a money-market account.
cody b
Depends on the growth you want and the level of risk you are willing to take. I have a website that deals with this in more detail, it might be useful.
http://www.investment-for-beginners.com
Good luck
Money Expert
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