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| I was wondering, do certain pennies have great value? Like, for example, I heard 'Wheat pennies' (pennies with wheat on the back) are worth something; does anyone know how much? Or, are ... |
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 Financial Advice Needed! Please Help!? |
We are 29 and 30 years old.
We have currently $22,325 in savings. We have ZERO credit card debt, but do have student loans of $14,000 and $4,000 along with a car payment of $9,000. We ... |
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 How do I make my money...? |
make money?
Stocks? Anything else?... |
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 How do you know if a stock is on sale at a discounted price? |
| I am new to buying stocks and I always hear to buy low and sell high, but how do you know what is low right now?... |
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 Is this a crazy strategy for investing in stocks? |
| gather dozens of large cap stocks on a watchlist.....when their quarterly reports come out, and the stock drops, buy $10K worth, because the next day it will rebound, but be ready to sell that day, ... |
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 How do you play the stock market succesfully? |
| I want to be able to follow the financial news and know how & when to change the allocations in my retirement finds which is a bunch of mutual funds?... |
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 Which of these mutual funds should I invest in Short term (1 year)? |
| I am putting a portion of my portfolio on higher risk mutual funds. The goal is to buy c shares and purchase them for 6 months to 2 years depending on market conditions. We are currently narrowed ... |
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 What is the best book to buy for beginner share traders? |
| needs to include tips on trading when to buy etc. Thanks a lot.... |
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 How do we identify undervalued stocks ? |
| I would like to invest for long term in Indian stocks. I would like to know, how to identify undervalued stocks. is there any formula or procedure to find ... |
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 What company is the best for online stock trading? |
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 About the stock market?? |
I am looking into buying stocks, and I have narrowed it down to:
Coca Cola®
Exxon®
General Electric®
Pepsi® Cola
Proctor & Gamble®
Westinghouse®
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 How and where to set up a Roth IRA? |
| I am 23 years old and a recent college grad and wanted to get some info on setting up a Roth IRA. Should I do this at my bank (PNC Bank) or somewhere else. Are the rates and returns similar for ... |
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George | What and where can I get a security that can pay me 7 to 10% a year? |
Something that does not lose its principal like a bond sometimes, just something that makes 7 to 10 percent a year.
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muncie birder
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There are a lot of mutual funds that have in the past generate those returns. There is no guarantee that they will in the future but a pretty good possibility, especially if you are well diversified. PENNX has a 20+ year record averaging 13%. GAM has a 30+ record of even higher returns. SWZ which is a fund investing in Swiss companies is also in that range. That one will protect you from the collapsing dollar. There are many others also. |
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Jon H
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I am mortgage broker from Edmonton, Alberta and like most successful brokers have found a niche market. My particular target is bad credit and business for self with non provable income. One of the private lenders that I use will pay investors 12% guaranteed per year on all money deposited. If you would like to have any information on this you can contact me at
http://albertamortgageguy.com |
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jebediabartlett
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Maybe what you should look at is a nice dividend paying equity?
I think if you wait for PCU ( Southern Copper) to dip about $1.50,buy in at about $71.00 ... you'll be getting a 10% dividend quarterly no matter what happens to the share price....and it could very well go way up ( some parts of the world are still building like crazy).....so besides your dividend your capital could increase.
If that sounds too scary...look into the REIT sector...commercial/income your best bet. |
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Random Guy from Texas
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Hmm. A risk-free investment that pays 7-10 percent a year is a TALL order. Risk=Return is a basic tenet of finance.
I am a big fan of Echange Traded Funds. (ETF)
It is a way to get a lot of diversity for small investments.
Bonds don't really lose principal in the long term and are generally safter than stocks.
There is no real short answer and be wary of anyone who recommends anything too specific.
Best bet is to simply do your homework, as there is no easy answer. Yahoo finance is an EXCELLENT resource that I swear by to learn about such things. |
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I dont know anything totally secure that will pay you that amount but you might consider investing in a good stock that pays dividends since they are only taxed at 15%. I might suggest something like ED, or ACAS, etc.
but research for yourself before you buy! |
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gosh137
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There are plenty of non-junk bonds that yield 7%+. Hold them to maturity and they do not lose principal. If you really need a "guarantee of principal" check annunities from an insurance company. Just make sure the yield is not partly a return of principal. Also check to see if the insurance company does business in New York State. They have the toughest regulations in the country so only the strongest insurance companies due business there. |
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Frank Castle
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There are many companies offering way more than that without risk.
If you need details let me know.
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