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 Investment?
i have some cash in hand and would like to take my money to invest. What type of investment can i invest in? How to make money online besides google adsense?
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 Where do pound shops get all there stock and why is it all so cheap?
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 If you were given $15,000..........?
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 Whether mutual funds are better option for investment than shares& stock? & why give reasons?
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Any other suggestions?
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 What is the best and most lucrative investment of 20K?
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 Trading stocks?
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 I want to invest Rs 60,000 in mutual fund for one year .?
I want to invest Rs 60,000 in mutual fund for one year .
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 Where to invest $1500?
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I want something I can manage and see online with the ...


 I am looking to invest in the stock market. Which stocks are a good buy now?
I'm 30 years old, and I'm looking for wealth accumulation.
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 I got a letter from the son of a General Samual Mugabe of the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
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Someone close to me is recieving $100,000 and he wants to triple it so he will have enough money to retire. He is brainstorming many ideas right now: flipping a few houses, inventing a needless ...


 At what age should i start moving my investments away from stocks?
I am 40 and have my 401k in 100% stocks. I plan on retiring at 65....


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 What are some stocks that are very cheap right now but that you expect to skyrocket over the next few years?
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 What is the best way to increase my funds?
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Dave
Is it better to put $ towards a roth IRA or should I pay down my home loan?
                     
 




Thinker
If you are getting a higher interest rate from your IRA, then put your $ in to the IRA. If the interest rate on the home loan is higher than the IRA, then put the $ on the home loan. Which ever is going to return more $ to you.


Dax
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Pay down debt first, then invest. Paying down debt, you get a certain return. Investing you will not get a certain return.

Hope that helps.


snookieoo3
MYSELF, I WOYLD PAY THE IRA, GET THEM OFF YOUR BACK,


BidDogARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRFf
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Pay the debt ASAP. That's what crackhead Suze Orman would say


e_spehr_99
Its usually better to pay down debt....


joe38901
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The best thing to do is to examine your current financial situation and then make the best decision. You should always try to pay down your debt, but you should also plan for the future also. If you could do both, so much the better. Like maybe putting an extra $100 dollars added to your house payment will reduce your principle considerably over time. And if you put at least $50 a month in an IRA, it won't be long until it is making you money.


MissileMe
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At this point when the economy is most likely not going to get any better, you are better off if you pay off your debt.

The flip side to this is that if the inflation sets in due to a really crappy economy, paying off the debt will become easier, but there is a catch 22 to this. You need to retain your job. If the inflation is totally out of hand, you could end up losing your job and getting rehired could be a problem. At which point, your meager debt will become one heck of a burden.

In most cases I would recommend to pay off the debt as fast as possible. You never know how the economy is going to be 2 years down the road and that could be a threat if you lose your job. Pay it off early. And live in the comfort of not owing anyone anything. This is the probably your best bet.


Kher
Your roth IRA. Paying down your home loan will do nothing for investment purpose. Your home will appriciate in value REGARDLESS of the principal amount paid on it. Your Roth will build depending on the principal amount you have in it.

Don't listen to the people prior to me. Your home is not a "debt" - it is an investment, big difference. A car loan is debt, credit cards are debt.


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Well, knowing that our stock market is very unpredictable right now and our economy in housing real estate is poor, I would suggest paying money down so you can lower your payments...


Ping898
Depends on your mortgage rate, but if your rate is say 5-6% you can probably make more in the market in a ROTH IRA than you would save on your mortgage and in the long wrong will provide more value. Just make sure you don't put money in a ROTH that you might need soon. There is a penalty for early withdrawl.


kpcofgsrgb
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People have an irrational fear of debt. The interest on your home is tax-deductible and probably around 5% or less after taking this into account. The stock market has historically returned 10% per year. Would you rather get a certain 5% or an expected return of 10%? I prefer the latter.


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