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delina_m | My 6 month old son received $100.00 USD as a present. What would be the best way to invest it for him? |
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I intend to add to this over the months and years and have it be his college fund.
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PepsiLime
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How much risk are you willing to take? If not much then bank account would be best investment, if you are willing to risk investing in the market then either mutual fund, or individual stock. All depends on your risk tolerance. |
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great_and_mighty_adam_levine
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Was the intent of this gift to have you invest it, or was it just a $100.00 check for the kid?
If it was just a $100.00 check, I would suggest that it should be spent on something the kid would appreciate - like toys or a baby swing.
If you seriously want to put it twoard college savings, look at opening a brokerage account with a target asset/allocation mutual fund. This fund should be something like "target 2025", meaning you intend to cash out in 2025. That's about right for his college years. However, if you do that, you gotta put some more money in...
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freakboynv2000
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the bank account is a decent idea. also look into a stock that produces a dividend. reinvest the dividend and watch it grow. have him read the statements |
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Jason
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put it in ur savings account and DO NOT spend it lol |
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Rocketmaniac
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saving bond. |
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youtubeprince
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Put it in a Bank..and start an account for him!
Trust me!
My parents were in the Same situation.
I am now 13 and have over 20.000 DOLLARS SAVED!
Interest and If You put around 50 Dollars in his bank account Every month.
His College Fees Will Be MUCH Less. |
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angate
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Open a bank account for him! |
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ToolManJobber
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Add $900 to the gift and deposit the funds in a CD. The $1000 will be about $2300 whan he's 21. |
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Beatrice
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Open a bank account under his name & save it in his bank. |
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Marsbar
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T_Bill |
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Barkley Hound
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Buy a US savings bond. You do not have to worry about accounts or tax on interest until cashed.
If you are planning to add to it then just open a regular savings account at a bank. |
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Educational toys |
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