 What would u do to invest 10,000? |
| i finally was able to save 10,000, its been a long time saving but i would like to invest it but in what does any one have ideas.what would u do with it,its not much but to me its alot.... |
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 $100K in cash to invest.? |
| Looking for solid performing diversified market ideas to invest appr. $100K. Not for real estate or retirement funds. Any thoughts?... |
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 If I believe that the Chinese stock market is about to implode...? |
| If I believe that the Chinese stock market is about to implode, where would be the best place to put my money to get the greatest return?... |
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 When will the stock market go back up? |
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 Being a "go getter"I am a single 28 yr old first time home owner, no debt ,Pharma sales rep90k annual income. |
| What more can I do to add to my net worth and to maximize earnings and income. Not wanting to seem greedy, just want to capitalize my flexibility and want some advice. What can I do? Buy another home ... |
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 I heard it's a good time to enter the market as a 1st time investor? |
| Because stock prices are low so it would fit the "buy low, sell high" rule? I'm still deciding on my portfolio but I don't want to loose out on this opportunity to enter into the ... |
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 Are there people who make a living from buying and selling stock? |
| not as a job, but say i have some money and i invest it, are there people who just invest their money and make a living at it?... |
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 Where should I put my money? |
| Should I put it in a CD account, keep it in my savings account, get government bonds what?... |
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 I have $500 I want to invest in the stock market, are there any stocks out there that will give a high return. |
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okay, maybe not a high return but I would like to make a profit. Even if it's as low as a $25 profit after fees.... |
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 Does it make sense to take a loan and then invest that in Fixed Deposit? |
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I just want to know whether it makes sense to take a loan and then invest that in Fixed Deposit... assume that i have no problem with EMIs... Suppose I take a loan for 5,000,00 for O... |
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 Im only 18, saved up 3000. I want to invest it somehow. stocks? mutual funds? |
im just about to graduate highschool in June, still live with my parents, and work at bank of america. I saved up about $3000 and probaly will get a little more for graduation.
How should I... |
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 Where do you get started if you want to start investing in the stock market? |
I have always been curious in the stock market, but i have no clue where to start if i decide to start investing?
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herculator004 | What is the best way to invest $120,000 in order to receive income? |
I just inherited this sum of money and I would like it to generate some monthly income for myself. It doesn't need to grow, maybe slightly to keep up with inflation. I'm mainly interested in the highest monthly amount I could make off of it to help with the bills. |
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Joe
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The first thing you should do is to see a financial adviser. A tip you received from Yahoo Answers should not dictate how you invest a serious amount of money. Being an adviser I would tell you, if you were my client, to diversify it broadly. But if you want income I'd go for a mix of Bonds (muni or corporate depending on your tax situation) and high dividend yield blue chips. (AT&T, GMR, WPC, MO, UST, etc.) Then you should also look for some growth out of it, to keep it out of inflations hands. Thats just my 2 cents...... |
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redfearn_jc
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I would look to places like economicinvest.com for help. They can provide you with guidance on how to invest your money to to reach your goals. |
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DAVE B.,The Old Man
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Put it in a high yield C.D. .,or better put it into several different ones with maturity dates at different times. you can get a monthly check on the interest. won't loose if mkt. drops ,and you will have access to principle at various times. |
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Thin Kaboudit
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As another poster suggested, $120,000 is enough that you should give it to a broker, it's almost enough that any account fees may be waived.
If you want it to last "forever", you can safely pull 5% annually ($500/month) and as long as the principal is invested wisely (spread between some large & some small stock funds, and maybe a little in some bond funds), it will continue to grow in the background.
Find a broker someone you already know trusts... |
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asjrb
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I would stick with mutual fund that is heavily invested in Equity Income or Value fund. But don't all of it in mutual fund. Invest $50K in CDs. Buy $10K per CD from 6 months to 2 years. Checkout www.ingdirect.com.
Invest in Vanguard where they have index fund which are focused on high paying dividend of the large cap companies. Research on vanguard.com or call them up. Invest close to $50K. Put other remaining in Balance fund which invest in stocks and bonds.
You will not go wrong with this plan. I am assuming that you are close to retiring and interested in having liquid money. If you are still working, I suggest, invest some money in midcap index fund as well as international funds. Keep in mind that you won't need all of this money at once. Good luck |
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Tmabel
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Real estate investing will yield you the highest return on your money I might be bias because I am a real estate agent but don't take my word for it look do a little research on the Internet and you will find out. |
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NYC Chutzpah
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inflation indexed treasury bills are pretty safe and will generate a little tax free. watch out for "financial advisors" they like to have you buy and sell securites and genrate commisions for themselves |
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Shelle
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There is a fund many do not know about. I work with a lot of high net worth individuals who do not qualify for IRAs because they make too much. I work with them on donating funds to non-profit agencies, so have no alterior motive with advising.
This fund is called a LIRP fund. It is tax free IN and OUT. It is a life insurance retirement plan. You can select a small dollar amount like $15,000 or $20,000 per year to put in. You don't have to put that much in every year. I work with a handful of professional athletes, they might start theirs at $200,000.
The life insurance portion is not really something that you necessarily need, but it allows you to get around retirement plan restrictions with your income bracket. I have clients who started theirs 5-10 years ago and collect $400,000 checks semi-annually.
Edward Jones offers it. I am sure others do as well. The part that is important is the fact that you aren't paying taxes on it, you can retain a good portion of your money to put in other places or sit on it, and invest minimally annual.
Good luck my friend and congratulations on your exciting news! |
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brother_lu
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just go to an investment firm, just hand it to them and tell them what to do with it (small growth, unless you want to go aggressive and well that plan is called aggressive :P). i can pay for my rent and personal spending just based on my monthly profits and i only have about $15,000 invested |
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sunchild
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Put it in time deposit and the interest you make out of it can definitely help you out with the bills! |
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snook_er74
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Higher risk= higher return, thats as simple as it can get.
If you are upto it, contact me off board.
Regards |
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ellyna
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Hi..my name is Elly. I'm one of the Financial Consultant. I can guide you on this. Kindly email me at money_zone07@yahoo.com for further info, tq! |
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Julia Nancy
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start your own business |
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Frank Castle
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Open a brokerage account at E*Trade and hire me as your Portfolio Manager. |
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