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jaybwise | Whats the best way to invest $10,000.00? |
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It really depends on what your investment horizon is and what you would like to use the money for. If you have a longterm view (10+ years atleast), you can invest in a diversified group of no-load, index mutual funds that puts you in large cap US domestics, some in a separate mid or small cap US domestic equity fund, another smaller portion invested in global or emerging markets equities and some in fixed income.
Also, you should keep 3-6 months of expenses in a liquid savings account that doesn't lock your funds up for a period of time. This is your emergency cash fund. You should put that into an high yield online savings fund. (HSBC, ING Direct, Emigrant)
Also, keep in mind if you have a retirement fund (either employer sponsored (401k) or not (Roth or traditional IRA), you can invest and the return on your investment grows tax deferred (or tax free for the Roth). You should max out your tax advantaged investments first, then do taxable. |
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fcas80
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A mutual fund index that mirrors a broad group of say 2000 stocks. |
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alphamega30
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Sure thats a huge sum of money you wont want to risk yourself.
You could invest in companies who are proffesionals in investment sector, then they pay you back the agreed RIO. I have used companies like Carribean Softwares(http://a3union.com/?id=800011551), and they have never failed me once since 2003.
You could contact me if you want more about investments, just make sure your subject is "INVESTMENT TIPS" |
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dluo
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How to invest 10K depends entirely on the specific objectives and constrains of the individual, no single set of advice is good for everyone.
Before you start, you must consider the following questions:
1) Your risk preference; or how much money you are willing and/or be able risk losing?
2) Your return objectives; or what is the required expected return that will most likely allow you to meet your goals (you must first articulate your goals)?
3) What are your constraints:
3.a Time – how long can you invest the money for?
3.b Tax – how much are you taxed?
3.c Liquidity – do you need the money in the mean time?
3.d Unique circumstances – are you buying home, having a child, getting married, etc?
3.e Legal/Regulatory issues – typically not a concern for individuals, but included there for completeness.
The typical non-investment individual is easily overwhelmed by these questions. Indeed, a proper investment decision is a complex challenge that takes professional know-how to implement.
If you have the money, get a professional.
If you don’t have the money, many sources are available on the web to help you get started.
If you don’t have the time or the money, then buy index funds that track the broader market, such as the SP500 or the Dow, and take comfort in the fact that passive index funds consistently outperform 75% of the money managers in the world (but don’t invest in equity at all if you don’t have at least 5 years). |
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derobake
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We cannot answer this because you have not told us what you want to use the money for eventually. What is your goal? How long until you need to tap that money? An answer which is appropriate for one situation may be very inappropriate for another situation. |
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Mr. Blue
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Invest wisely and Beware of Investment Scam!!!
http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/cyberfraud.htm |
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boris b
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Bet it all on the Atlanta Falcons going all the way this year. |
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Andrea B
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Mutual funds. They have diversification. You can research them on Yahoo Finance or Morningstar. |
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jemmy t
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ETFs are cheaper than mutual funds. ETFs have very low annual expenses, nearly 20 basis points or 0.2% less. As against this, actively managed mutual funds show average expenses exceeding 135 basis points (1.35%). This does not include the extra 2% - 5% as loads, 12(b)-1 marketing fees, transactions costs, and soft dollar expenses mutual funds, passed on to you but never informed, except in very fine print that nobody cares to read. |
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Danny K
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Call my brother Chip....he is a money manger/broker 440-835-4170 |
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