 Planning to invest in gold and/or silver.? |
I'm new to this. What is the best advice to someone who is new in investing in gold and silver?
Is it advisable to buy gold and silver coins?... |
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 Suze Orman says that you shouldn't put in your 401K/403K after match? |
| She said that once the company match is matched (say you put in 5% and they put in 5%), then you shouldn't put any more money in to these tax-free plans, but rather into an after tax Roth IRA. I... |
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 Making a bit of money doing something at home? |
Hi, I have tried looking this up online but i never know whether it is fake or not!
Basically does anyone know of any jobs, that i can do in the evening, on my day off etc to bring in some ... |
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 How Do I Get Started In Some Stocks? |
| There are a few companies I would like to invest in but I have no idea how to get started. And would stocks even be the best way to go?... |
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 What would be the smartest way to invest 1 million dollars? |
| I was talking to my roommate about the question above; he claims that, if you had that much money, you could simply put it in a savings account and live off the interest. Would this actually be ... |
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 10.3% return in 2006 in my 401k. Is this good? |
Is this a good return? Am I doing okay diversifying? Right now I have a bout 85% in stocks (large, small, and international) and 15% in bonds and short term investments.
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 Introduction to stock market? |
| I have few questions about the market. First of fall tell me which stock broker I should choose scottrade or motley fool or any other? Secondly how does buying and selling works: like is there any ... |
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 Is this fair? |
| I have a friend who works at a bank who got his quarterly bonus check of $736.26. He brings in literally millions into his company each quarter. Is this fair? I believe that if he doesn't ... |
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 Is this a good investment? |
is it worth holding on to?
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-c
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 How can I start online Forex Trading??? I need Help.? |
Hi guys,
I'm very new to online forex trading. I've got a little money to start with but I don't know the minimum balance to start forex trading. Also, could someone tell me the ... |
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 I'm 24 and I have about 35,000 in savings. How should I go about investing? |
| I will be setting up a Roth IRA this yr '08' and will fund the account with what I earn every year , max 5k. However that wont help me since 30k will still be free and banks dont provide ... |
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addy | What are some wise investments younger people? |
I have bad credit so a house is out of the question...... |
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ManUtd
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Apply new credit card[s].
and then go with Automatic Forex Trading?
25% average gain per month with 2-17% risk.
Everything is automatic so robot will take cares the trading 24 hours a day 365 day per year.
You can even raise the risk with potential of raising the profit.
You gain 25% per month and pay the credit card bill is only 10% per month so you still have 15% per month. |
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Thin Kaboudit
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For "younger people" the ONLY logical place to invest is in common stocks, and since you can't know which will do best, a broad market aggressive mutual fund makes the most sense: Think about it, while individual stocks may not be the "safest" place for money, over ten or more years, they have always averaged a return of 10-12%. No other investment comes even close.
Let's guesstimate you are 20 years old & earn $18,000 a year...if you learn to live on $16,200 and invest the difference in an aggressive growth mutual fund, by the time you are 65, even if you NEVER get a raise or increase your savings rate, you'll have about $3,000,000, possibly as much as $7,000,000 if the market continues as it always has!
If you put that money in a safe deposit box at the bank each year instead, you'd only have $72,000! |
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src50
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The first thing you need to do is repair your credit - straighten out your debts and get them paid off. Then you can start saving and investing. |
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Richard Jackel
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Pay off any debts so you can improve your credit. Then lets talk. |
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dennisgonzalezdgm
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I invest in the Iraqi dinar. I speculate ill become a millionare with a $1,000 investment. If you want more info go to http://www.investorsiraq.com Good luck. |
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Spock (rhp)
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for younger people, investing in yourself is likely the long term most important move.
70% of all income is still from wages and salaries and there is a very strong relationship between higher education and higher income.
attending government supported schools has a high positive rate of return over your lifetime, even after including lost wages (on top of books, tuition, and fees) as an expense. 15% minimum annual return the last time I pushed the numbers.
GL |
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Barry R
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Paying off any credit card debt is the first thing to do. Then you might want to invest in the stock market. You can create a "practice" portfolio at http://www.top10traders.com - to start learning about the stock market - it's free - each month the site ranks the best performing investors. |
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27ysq
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if you can get a full time job and are eighteen, a condo would be a great investment. although you may need a co signer. the co-signer, after you build credit , may be able to come off as a co-signer down the road. alas, if you make all of your payments on time, before the due date, not after, you can see your credit improve and you can have a nice investment in a piece of real estate. or another thing is that you may want to invest in your retirement starting at eighteen. avoid unscrupulous financial people, go to a large national bank in your area and ask to speak with someone about investing your money. remember to invest as much as you can so that you do not have to go back and dig into that investment. put dig-in monies into a savings account.good luck. |
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SeriousCat ^-.-^
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Term deposits. They may be low earning, but they are very safe investments - major banking corporations don't usually go bankrupt.
Other than that, try mutual funds, since they have low start up costs and you can easily diversify. You don't need to know anything about investment, since it's all done for you.
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At newjerseyguy above me - definately, yes, you should pay off your debts first. It's alright if you're a millionaire and you lose $500,000. Why? Because you can live it down. Just ask yourself this before embarking on any financial venture: if this goes sour, can I recover? |
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