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Richard L C | What is a safe investment for 200,000.00? |
I recently inherited 200 thousand dollars (net) and need suggestions for income producing investments. I'm approaching retirement and this money will be a large part of my retirement plan. I will be talking to Fidelity and Vanguard very soon but wanted to get some thoughts from the "hive mind" here at Yahoo...ya never know! |
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NBanker
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When it comes to investing your money there are several questions that you have to ask yourself with respects to your new-found wealth.
There are several options that can be done however your first have to ask yourself
1. How much income are you going to need to supplement retirement?
2. How soon are you going to need this income?
3. How liquid or accessible do you need this money to be?
4. Why limit yourself to just "Fidelity & Vangaurd" ?
You've indicated that you value safety more than anything.
Depending on the sitauation you may want to look into fixed annuities before the rates shoot downwards or bond based portfolios that invest
80% in Fixed Income and 20% in Equities to add balance.
Fixed annuities have less liquidity but are taxed deffered and gauranteed. Brokerage Accounts with Bonds (or Bond Funds) and Equity funds have far more liquidity but are not gauranteed and have some risk involved. Both will be able to give you monthly income but depending on how much income you need may determine the route you take.
Keep in mind there is no universal answer to your question.
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raincrowd
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diversify your portfolio on a wide array of different asset classes:
- savings and CDs are relatively safe because they're insured mostly up to $100K.
- funds (mutual funds, bond funds, managed futures, etc.) - get the best fund managers to manage your fund; the best fund managers have a long and successful track record in the market usually depicted in their "performance" tables and charts
also, be aware of brokers' (aka salesmen) motives. remember, they make a living selling you products (funds, etc.). sometimes those products can be good, sometimes they can be NOT good.
hope this helps. |
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Ursugardaddy
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Since you said "safe" investment then CDs are right for you because it no sure "safe thing" with what you are talking about though them companies you listed if you do not anything about banks keep each bank under 100K for CDs so 3 banks would be right for you with that type of money anyway good luck |
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Johninvest
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What I did is trading forex through a couple of online brokers like www.fxpro.com or www.eglobal-forex.com and using only Expert Adviser, an automatic trading tool that will do the trading for you which will minimized the risk when trading manually. For the EA I used from www.viking234.com and they give me a magnificent monthly gain ranging from 8-30%!. I started with small amount first just to know how it works.
I don't know about you but it works for me....
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words_smith_4u
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Don't let them convince you into anything risky. Capital preservation is what you need. Even something as straight forward as CD, or Municipal Bonds. Something with a guaranteed rate of return. |
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RM
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No such thing as a 'safe' investment, but if you're talking to Vanguard and Fidelity they probably have target mutual funds that naturally get less aggressive through the years. If you're retiring in 2020, there's probably a "Retirement Goal 2020" fund. Those are probably the lowest risk at this time, but even then- still some risk involved.
To have close to 0% risk you should buy government bonds or CDs. The rates right now are less than inflation, so technically you'll lose a bit each year, but on paper it's a gain. With the market volatility right now, that's the best anyone can hope for. |
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