 If an individual had $50000.00 extra ,? |
What would be the best way to earn money from that money,assuming he does not need it for at least 8 months.Something better than a CD,and simpler than stocks .THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!!!
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 I got raped by the market yesterday....today took what little i had left from yesterday....anyone else? |
my steel/mining stocks tanked BIG time. im not selling a thing....i just cant believe how bad yesterday was.
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joseph.......where is it written those are the only stocks ... |
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 How profitable is the Fap Turbo trading robot? |
with all the scam robots arn its hard to believe all the owners claims.
it wud bi grt if u cud share ur experience with fap turbo...THX loads
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 Is it a good idea for a 16 year old to use her collage money for stocks? |
I've been watching a certain stock since 8th grade. I believe the highest it has been is 150. Now, it is 75. I know it will go up after the economy does.
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 What is this secret investment in the gold market? |
I have recently read about an investment in the gold market which
increases dramatically when the supply of US dollars increases.
Reputedly it proved so successful to many wealthy ... |
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 When is the stock market going to crash? |
Just a question seeing as its going to happen. I just want to know when its going to. Take a guess if you can.
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I want serious answers not some bull**** about you ... |
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 How do I turn ten too twenty thousand dollar investment and make 1000 a month off of it.? |
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 Investing $10,000 -- what would you do? |
I'm in university. I have $10,000 saved up... and I won't need to dig into that fund at any point in the foreseeable future.
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 How do one start stock investments? |
| I want to start investing in stocks but I don't know where or how. Can anybody help me with this? I am only 19, so I'm new to the financial freedom world.... |
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 I have been trading stocks a little over a year now and I have broke even, I want to buy these 2 funds and > |
and leave them alone. I have eeb as an etf but I will purchase (IDSLX and IDGEX) any advice. Tired of trading. thanks
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 Retirement? How much is enough? Friend's question...? |
45yrs old, $300K invested (~7%/yr rtn), $175K invested stocks, mid-high risk, (~12%/yr rtn), $100K in cash (~3%/yr rtn) + $50k assets... No housing or other loans...
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 What happens when a stock drops to zero? |
If the price of a stock is .10 a share, and it drops all the way to zero, what happens? Is the company basically done at that point or is there still a chance the stock can rise up again?
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ratechaser | Where do you put your money to get the highest interest rate return? CD? SAVINGS? Other? |
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ganja_claus
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No matter what you do, there is a simple rule:
THE MORE RISK THE HIGHER RATE
So you should be asking yourself how much risk are you willing to take and wisely split up your investment. |
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bc_munkee
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long term CD's |
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muncie birder
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6 mo T-bills. Safe and free from local taxes. You can't beat that. |
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Lisa
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It depends how much you invest on what return you will get. On a CD a standard rate is about 3-5%. If you're looking for more, then I would definitely lean towards a money market/savings account. You can get a lot higher than 5% depending on how much you invest and what rates the bank has. Ask them for some literature up front. |
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tylerr_67
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for a gurantee CD if you have a good amount of money, savings account doesn't help you at all. But if you want to take a risk you can try the stock market. |
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joe kickass
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long terms cd. i saw it around 5.2% for 1 or 2 years couple days ago. which is pretty good. banks and saving only give you mid to low 4%. |
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ernie_fergler
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You purchase unrated (junk) bonds and take your chances. They have the highest rates of interest, but higher rate of loss to go with it. If you want to tie it up, then get a CD (visit bankrate.com for best choices). Savings? Please. |
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emmina
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Typically the higher the amount of risk you are willing to take, the higher the potential return on an investment. Given that you have pointed to CDs and savings, it would appear that you are targeting lower risk, and therefore lower return, investment opportunities.
In this category, you will typically get a higher return if you are willing to "lock up" your money for a period of time. Therefore 6 month CDs (you can't get access to your money for 6 months) will have a higher return than 3 month CDs.
If you are in a relatively high tax bracket you should look at Municipal Bonds - they have the advantage that the interest received is tax free.
If you have a Citibank account, or are interested in opening one, they have a new promotion that returns 4.5% on their e-savings account. Easily the best return on a savings account that I have seen. |
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