 How would you invest 15000 dollars to turn around a good return pretty quick? |
| I am recieving 15000 and do not know what to do with it. my credit is real bad and am thinking about bankruptcy for a 25000 debt. i want to flip this money with a quick return. what would you do?... |
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disamari13 | To start investing how much money do i need? |
I live paycheck to paycheck, but i really want do something that will help me make money for the future... i am 25 and im going to school to be an RN, i want my 2 sons to have a good life but i am always broke. i heard that investing can help people make money as well as loss money, but at least i would have some hope. i dont know a thing about investing , i dont even know how much money i need to get started. thanx for your info. |
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thesungrp
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First you will have to learn about investing to avoid being taken for a ride by the marketing gigs or tips.
visit www.investopedia.com to learn more, it needs due diligence to study the stocks for at least 3-6 months to understand the trends,before thinking of putting in your hard earned money. Gold is a safe bet , but the price is now at a all-time high in 2 decades.it ia also a good idea to pick up stocks when they are at their lowest point,but you need to check their earnings potential. generally most people wud enter with 10K. |
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isabel_ro1981
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You can start with any amount of money. Just putting some money away every week in a savings account is investing. You can also open up a CD at a bank or buy some government bonds also. Start saving now whenever you can, and do it as often as you can. You'll be surprised at how much money you can save.
Good luck to you and your sons! |
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jdg676
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I use share builder. there is no minimum amount to invest and you can invest as often as you like. works for me https://www.sharebuilder.com/sharebuilder/Index.asp |
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Rose
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Hey!
So your new to investing? The answer to "how much should you invest" solely depends on how much you are willing to invest. Once you decide , you can then make the best choices in how and where to invest.
I have a small investment guide for Novice Traders. You can visit it at
http://onlineinvestmentsecurities.com
I hope it helps you figure out a bit.
Happy Investing!
Rose
http://onlineinvestmentsecurities.com |
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mac77
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Go to your local bank. They have CD funds. You could buy them at various prices and you're guaranteed to get a return. Unfortunately, the returns are barely more than the national inflation rate. It's a safe investment, however, and you can't lose money. Just remember, the higher the risk, the higher the gain, but also the bigger the lost. |
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Rappel_Welch
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Investing, with regard to stocks and bonds, and such, can be a risky proposition. I, like yourself, live pretty much paycheck to paycheck. My son has more in his savings account than I have, which is rather sad. I do want for him to have money for school though, so I put a little bit aside for him each pay period.
When my son's account reached the $500.00 mark, I put that amount in a CD. When it matured, I put the money and the interest earned back in his account. I did the same when his account balance reached $1,000.00. Because I do not have the money, the knowledge, nor the willingness to risk money by investing in the possibility of a greater payoff, I stick with getting the best interest on the money at hand. CD rates are currently on the rise, and it's a good, safe way to increase interest rather than a simple savings account. You may want to check around and see who has the best rates. I generally stick with 91 day CDs, so the money is not tied up too long. It's a good starting point. |
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Limeboy
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investing in what? |
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Unknowing
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Instead of investing I suggest you "invest" into a high yield savings account with compond interest. If you are doing it for your kids than that will be plenty of money when they reach the age of 18-20 or whenever and you dont have to stress about the market and losing all your savings becuase some big ceo f^ck3d everybody over. For more info you can go here http://www.howtoadvice.com/CompoundInterest
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*lol* so far no one has answered your actual question so I will say around $100 to $200 for a small investment or a savings account. |
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