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 Who's the richest and /or the poorest men /women in the world?
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 Would you give a 5% return for a $1000 investment in your business?
Say I want to invest in a (your) business. You and I sit down to negotiate the terms. If I invest $1000 in your company, would you agree to paying out 5% of your earnings every three months?...


 Whats the best way to get 30 grand without paying it back.?
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 Is the stock market based solely on the emotions of investors?

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 Current rate of dollars in rupees?
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 I have £18000 to invest, any advice? Already maxed out on ISA's.?
I can leave it somewhere for a couple of years if that helps gain a better interest rate....


 I've been told that right now is the best time to invest in the stock market.?
I was thinking of taking cash out on my credit card and invest it in the stock market. Is it a good idea to use my CC to get cash?...


 You have $5000 to invest... would you...?
Would you buy 4-5 different stocks or would you slap it into a CD?...


 I want to invest 1 lack how to invest safe ???
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 Is there any genuine work from home without investment?
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 What is a good long term investment to buy for a child?
I have a 2yr old niece and thought it would be nice to buy her a share of stock or something for each of her birthdays and christmas' throughout the years. I am a college student so starting a C...


 Could you please tell me how much this amount is in pounds $28.90?
I want to buy something but they only show it in dollars....


 Who is the richest man on earth?
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 What would be the smartest way to invest $200,000? and would it be possible to live off of the interest?
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 What exactly is a 'mutual fund' ?
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 What are good stocks to buy or watch?
I am playing the stock market game at school. Please help me to win the scholarship prize! I need it...

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 How would you invest $1200 a month?
I am a single female with no dependants. . .25 year old attorney. The $1200 is about 30% of my net income. I want to be a millionaire by age 65 so please tell me how to invest this $1200 across CDs, ...


 Where to invest $ 100,000 at this time?
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 What are the best investments someone could make, besides real estate and investing in the stock market?
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 Should I sell off my mutual funds?
The way the economy is going, I'm afraid I will loose all the money I have invested. I've already lost over 10% and it is alot of money. Should I cash out of my mutual fund investments ...



Suzi S
What is the best way to invest $46,000 and still have access to the money?
I don't want anything high risk.
                     
 




ken
to still have access to the money with little risk you are basicly delegated to money market accounts like ingdirect.com and bank cd's. With the money market account you have complete access at any time, with the cd's i would take $10k and buy a 1 year cd every quarter x4 so you have $10k + interest renewing every quarter incase you need it and the other $6k goes into a money market incase you are in middle of the 3 months and can't wait. Also if you need all the money quickly you can cash the cd's with no risk of principal but you will lose some of the accumulated interest.

If your time horizon is larger until you need the fund then you might consider 5 5 year bonds bought yearly etc.

Mutual funds, bonds, bond funds, commodities, precious metals, all carry signigicant risk of principal.


PP
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Open an INGDirect savings account - currently yields 4.40%, no fee, no service charge. You can link it to your checking account very easily. Interests compound monthly. Safe and liquid (quickly accessible)

Or you can invest into a money market fund (for example the Schwab Value Advantage Money Fund - Nasdaq:SWVXX) that currently yields an APY of 5.06% (APY=Annual percentage yield: the effective, or true, annual rate of return that takes into account the effect of compounding). This particular fund requires a minimum of $25K but it gets you a better yield than a fund with a lower threshold/minimum. You can retrieve the money within 24 to 48 hours so it is very liquid and very safe. For the SWVXX fund for example, and if you automatically reinvest the monthly dividend, your $46K will grow to $48,324.56 after a year and $50,766.60 after two years.

Plenty of banks and brokers offer money markets, simply compare APY as well as fund expenses before jumping in.

More info on money market funds here: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/02/120602.asp

Last option would be a Certificate of Deposit or "CD" but the money would not be immediately accessible (unless you're willing to pay a penalty for withdrawing before maturity). It's pretty safe but not as "liquid" as the two previous options. CD's can go from a month to several years. Most banks and brokers offer them.

More info on CDs here: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/certificateofdeposit.asp


hussyman2003
long term bonds. or land god aint making more of it.


s t
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there is an instrument called..money market...most banks offer it...
they give you a small interest rate..
but it is quite liquid and you can get
cash within 24-48 hrs.
inquire about it via your banks..usa or canada...and good luck...
ps. better split it in two parts
and put it in two or three different
banks...
hope it helps..


moksha
The best option as per your requirement is to make deposits in saving accounts with leading banks so you could earn an income by way of interest and also withdraw your money as and when required


XR
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Depends what kind of risk you are willing to take.
For no risk, I recommend a savings acount such as ING Direct or Emigrant Direct. ING is at 4.4% or Emigrant at 5.15%.
Both allow you to transfer money in and out within days and without fees to/from your checking account.


Mo
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put it into a high interest savingsd account


The Captain
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savings account, but technically, thats not investing now is it


Lisa
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high interst savings account


kikaykrung
the best things go online banking and choose the highest rate they offer and you can deposit or withdraw the money anytime you want.thats what im doing now.they offer big interest if you have online savings than time deposit with no hiddenfees.


Susan C
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Depends on how much access you want. Just for emergencies? or do you need it to pay bills every month. No risk, good return, and safe is a fixed annuity purchased directly through an insurance company, not a bank or broker. Most have no fees to start, and no broker fees if you go to insurance co. We currently are paying 7% 1st year, and you can get to 10% every year, or turn it into a monthly income if you need that.
Let me know if you need a name


Marc H. Mayor
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Here's a strategy that can help you double your money in three years.You can also get out at any time:

http://www.inside-alpha.com/presentation.html

Let's make money!

Good luck

Marc


Answ3r3r
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an Equity Indexed Universal Life policy.


Nag-iinit
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Buy gold. Prices keep going up. You can easily sell them if you need cash.


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