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tommyboygunz | What would be a good way to invest $60,000? |
CD's, stocks, bonds? How do I go about getting a good financial advisor? |
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4xMoneytrain.com
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The best way to invest your money can be found at http://www.4xmoneytrain.com
You determine your own rate of return and you do not need a financial adviser because a revolutionary software tells you exactly what to do.
My account from 12th October 2006 to 7th December 2006 has grown from $10,000.00 to $17,146.65. |
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Jd
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Diversify it, Split it between Stocks, Bonds, CD's, talk to your local Edward Jones Advisor. |
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x_siobhan_x
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Invest it in me, I will make good use of it. |
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Realty Shark
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Find a fee-based financial planner who doesn't make commissions selling company products. She will probably tell you to put some in different places, depending on your stomach for risk. Don't do a CD unless it is a liquid CD. A good financial planner who is independent of commissions can ask you the right questions about your future goals, assess risk, look at your entire age/retirement status, and help you out from there. I know that there are real estate syndicates that you can buy in to in form of tenants in common or securities or even stock. I mention this because real estate is my business and what I know. A fee-based advisor, and I would see more than one before choosing, will have a much more broad picture, which is the reason to go to one of those instead of someone like myself or an insurance agent who are most familiar with our own products. Even an ING on line banking account will do better that watching it sit in your local bank's pass book savings plans.
Good luck. Interview, and choose wisely. Try not to get input from too many people or you will walk away with your head spinning and accomplish nothing. |
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apes
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Email me. I will give you my address. |
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Tammy Vivat
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Depend's upon your specific situation. Contact BBB for a list of CPA's in your area, interviewing them to find the best person for you, would be wise.
Since, I am a REALTOR, my favorite investment is; sound real estate income property, if you would like to derive an income from your investment. Otherwise, real estate for speculation. |
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Greg
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There are many good investments where you don't have to pay any fees and you don't have to leave your money in for any period of time. Go into your bank and ask about no-load mutual funds. They are a good type of investment for beginners. The money people put into mutual funds is combined with other investors and invested in stocks and/or bonds by professional investment managers. You can make good returns and get your money out at any time. |
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Hi, i suggest a great site with plenty of Issues related to your Investing and everything around it. it also provide clear and accurate answer to many common questions.
http://investing.sitesled.com/
I am sure that you can get your answers in this website.
Good Luck and Best Wishes! |
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Terry
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I agree with Rocky S and Greg here. While there are decent financial advisors available, the only ones that are not selling on commission (which you should avoid) will charge you fees. You really do not expect them to work for free, do you? And if they do not charge you direct fees, watch out because they are them getting a commission which will come out of your money!
The easiest and one of the best things to do is buy a stock market (equity) mutual fund from Vanguard providing you can leave the money in there for at least five years so you can "weather" any downturns in the market. You can do it online, you don't need a financial advisor for it. TIAA-CREF.ORG is also really good.
You should also educate yourself a bit about investing. Eric Tyson has written about this for the Dummies books in an understandable way. Buy one of his books used (to save money!) and read that before you make any decisions. That is too much money to invest without informing yourself first and while this is a good start, I really don't think you should make your decision based on Yahoo Answers! |
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Ted Jordan
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into funutation computer camps
http://www.funutation.com |
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ekleinert
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this depends on your age - if you are young and working invest in stocks and remember to diversify - Vanguard has no fees and has many mutual funds that have both stock and bond funds - as the stock market goes down the bonds go up and visa versa. Ask your friends whom they have as financial advisors - but I don't use them - if they were any good they would not be working as advisors cause they would be millionaires! |
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snvffy
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I think you should go to www.daveramsey.com and check out his list of financial advisors under "Endorsed Local Providers".
Dave Ramsey generally recommends paying all your debts, having 3-6 months' expenses in an emergency fund, then retirement.
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Most people make that mistake and hire a financial adviser. Dont do it they cost to much. I have been investing for 40yrs. If you have $60,000 their are a few things you can do. 1 make sure you have 6 months cash on hand just in case something goes wrong. 2 If you don't know anything about investing stay away from stocks. 3 Your best bet is to invest in a no load Mutual Fund. Vanguard is very good call them they will give you all the information on their funds. Put cash into the Prime Money market fund it pays about 5.05 to 5.10 % dividend, you get a check book with that so you can write a check for $250 or more no cost for this. Then you can go into The Equity Income Fund it is a good one reinvest all div and cap gains. The Wellington Fund is a good balanced fund it invest in 65% stock 30% bonds and 5% cash. Also go into the stock index fund.So we have 4 funds put 25% in each and you will be well diversified and have cash on hand if you need it. |
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Mister E
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It would be a good time to buy uranium stock, diversify, do not put all of your eggs in one basket! if you want you can email me. |
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Gary
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depend on your risk tolerance, please ask yourself what I will do if I loss all $60000 before you invest it, can you afford it? |
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haegint
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You have to find out what your financial goals and expectations are. This very much is dependent on your own personal situation and cannot be answered unless one knows more about your situation. That's why it is probably a good idea to talk to a financial planner and keep digging / reading the internet. Yahoo Finance and MSN Money http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/home.asp offer good reading to get you started.
Now in terms of stock market investments, you should have a time horizon of at least 5 years during which to be able to "lock away" that investment and do not touch it. Reason being that the stock market will go down every once in a while for an extended time and you do not want to be forced to sell at the bottom. 10 years is an even better time horizon.
Investing in mutual funds is convenient, but most funds are not worth the management fees they are charging as their performance is worse than the general market. Again, MSN and Yahoo Finance will get you started with worthwhile reading.
If some of your funds are to be invested in the stock market, I will go out on a limb and say that Citigroup (ticker C) and ConocoPhillips (ticker COP) and diversified resources company BHP Billiton (ticker BHP) should make you good money over the next 5 to 10 years.
To learn more about stock marke investing I recommend you buy the book from Peter Lynch "One Up on Wall Street". It's very common sense and very useful.
Edit: I second the counsel of the other poster that the Vanguard and TIA-CREF fund families are definitetly worth ckecking out if you will invest in mutual funds. |
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DDA
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The one I use is very good and has been at it for 20+ years. http://www.ganconsulting.com He deals in Mutual Funds (very safe to high risk) and stocks and just about everything. |
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