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flacambra | Ok I got $200,000, what now.? |
Here is the scenario.
Got no job, a wife and 3 kids, no debts and 200,000.00 in hand and no assets except a brand new Jetta automobile.
I'm thinking of renting a place and invest the money into a business. However, I have absolutely no idea on what to do. My skills are pretty ordinary, need some ideas, guidance.
Thank you for your insight.
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manofglass21
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Well the first step to managing your finances is to consider your priorities. With three children you may be concerned about their education and creating a sense of everyday stability. If your goal is to maximize the livelihood for your family than renting and investing in a business may not be the best options.
Renting can be throwing away money, whereas home ownership is taking your liquid assets and converting them to a home. Home ownership is preferable to renting; homes tend to appreciate in value. Buying a home will provide a safe and stable place to live in for you and your familly while allowing for the potential to earn returns on the appreciation or home value. I'm not certain where you live, but it may be possible to purchase a home with that money or in the least make a significant down payment.
I would not recommend starting a business if you lack business experience, the rate of small business failure is high. If you are determined to start a business and do not have a business degree or a masters in business you may want to invest in your education before going forward. At the end of your education you just may decide not to start a business after all.
In reality $200,000 is not a lot of money--don't get me wrong it is a significant sum of money. It is very easy to squander that kind of money if you neglect your priorities. So beware unless you budget and make a plan to use that money wisely. |
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deymond
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Invest in something you know. Starting your own business is quite risky, especially if you don't know about the industry and don't have a burning desire to operate a business.
If you really want to do something with your $200k, you need to have some sort of goal. Do you want a high-paying professional career? If so, you probably need to invest in education and/or training. Do you want to not work again, or not work for very long? If so, you need to plan out your future financial needs and set a path that allows you to reach them.
Like someone else said, $200,000 isn't a whole lot of money. Don't upgrade your standard of living to anything unsustainable. A very safe investment of that amount will earn you $10,000 a year. A more aggressive investment style might earn you on average $20,000 a year. |
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Frank Castle
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I suggest you to buy a house with a very small down payment and use the rent money to pay for the house if possible.
Are you currently looking for a job or are you retired?
Does your wife have a job?
You can start a small business with $50,000.00 (With the help of someone with experience in running businesses) and if the business fails you start another small business with $50,000.00 and try again.
If the business stays open for a year you can invest another $50,000.00 in that business or open a second location.
The other $100,000.00 will be invested in the stock market with the help of a Financial Advisor or a Portfolio Manager.
The idea is to keep your money growing.
Let's suppose you make 20% on the first year on the stock market. You make $20,000.00
You take $10,000 for you a your family and you reinvest the rest.
I know $10,000.00 is not too much money but it may be a little hard the first year but if the second year you get another 20% now the money is $22,000 and you reinvest $11,000 and you take the rest for your family.
This means you have more and more money every year and you never run out of money.
If you lose money one year on the market you live on credit for that year and you pay your debts the next year when there are profits or if you want to be frugal you can live with a minimum wage salary for a year and then go back to normal.
Keep in mind the $10,000.00 a year in this example are just from the Stock Market Part.
You still have income from your $50,000.00 small business or $100,000.00 small business if we are in the second year.
The Business part is going to work in a similar manner. You take half the profits and reinvest them in the business and use the rest for you and your family.
Keep in mind the Business part may take a few years before it becomes profitable.
Most people buy a $50,000 car and take the family to a $25,000.00 vacation and buy a foreclosed $125,000.00 house and now the money is gone.
There is nothing wrong with a $50,000.00 car or a $25,000.00 but spend your PROFITS and not your Capital.
Finances are complicated.
Drop me a line if you need more detailed advice. |
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wasdadd
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I can show you how to start your own business. Take the $200 and put it in a low cost stock trading account, buy mutual funds that are currently making money.
If you want information on starting a business for MUCH less than $200,000, write me (wasdadd) at yahoo. |
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londonon
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Invest in a financial advisor who is qualified.
Ensure you get references from them and do independent research.
You have worked hard enough for that, pay somebody else to make you wealthier now. |
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luckyrick
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Here is a great way to invest.
www prospera-fund dot com
They are invested with several traders in stocks and FX accounts, (diversified).
There you can invest money to earn 10% a month compounded! After testing with 100.00 it works, and so I invested more, four different options, all 10% a month, "offshore investing".
Examples of compounding: 1000.00 after one year: 3130.00.
or, 200.00 after 5 years: 60,000.00
Do it, and forget it for 5 years, you'll not be sorry.
Source(s):
www.prospera-fund.com
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broicua963
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go shopping for a new wardrobe you deserve it doesn't matter if others dont think you deserve it and then go buy a brand new car for your wife if u still hav left over get a savings stated for your kids and invest and start a collage funding for your kids after that youll hav non-thing left. |
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jhawk
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i have an idea worth 200,000.00 and im willing to work through the ins and outs with some one willing to invest. |
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