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 If i gave you a $10,000?
If i gave you ten thousand dollars, what one and only stock would you buy and why?...


 How would you manage, invest or use the £120 Euro millions lottery, if you were a winner?
Waht would be your plan?...


 What would you do with 1/2 million dollars?
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 How do I work out what 20% of £250,000 is? thx xx?

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thanks all - I wan't to know what deposit I'd have to find - answer is... yikes!...


 How can i make a million?
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 What is 16 times 1,234,573.00?
My grandfather bet his life savings the other day. That is what he won......


 I am down to my last $10 million what do I do?
At 25 I inherited $50 million and of course bought a bigger home and also purchased a cabin in the mountains to use in the ski season , as well as a nice beach house and an apartment in London. I ...


 What do petty cash means?
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 If you`ve got 90,000 pounds to spare - what do you do with it???
Do you put it into property? Spend it or invest in a banking scheme -...


 Me and my husband would like to get invloved in investing, Where do we begin?
I have read a few articles, and I kind of remember back in high school in finance about the stock market but that was 6 years ago. How much should a novice start with? Please ...


 Can I give a gift of stock to a friend?
I own a bunch of stock in a company and would like to give some of it to a close friend. Is this legal? How much can I give? Can I gift it to a friend or does it have to be a family member?...


 I have $300,000 to invest, but dont know what to invest on...?
I have no debt, no bills to pay, or anything... They always say " It takes money to make money" so I have money. I dont want to go into stocks, too risky.. I dont mean CDs or bonds either.. ...


 I have $100.00 to invest, what should I invest it in?
There is alot of info about investing, but what about people who dont have a couple thousand laying around to invest....


 What is a decent way to make money without becoming a liar?
I did a seach for how to become a millionair. Alot of non millionairs say to work hard. that's not true. I have held down a decent job since i was 13. Now i work approx 13 hours a day and I don&#...


 If you were back to when you were19years old,what would you do differently in terms of investing&making money?
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 I'm 23 & I want to start investing with the money that I've saved so far. But I don't know how...?
So I have some money saved (around 40k) and right now I have it sitting in a Certificate of Deposit--- it will become available in a few weeks and I want to invest at least 50% of that money. H...


 How can i take 10,000 dollars and turn it into millions?
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 I have $30,000 to invest, want to make a lot of money off of it, I am only 25 yrs old, need some ideas?
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 I just found $6.36 in my sofa cushions... what should I do with it?
This change is burning a hole in my pocket....


 If you had £100 000 how would you best invest it?
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norfolknchance2u
Where is the best place to invest £100,000?
                     
 




r_varun007
Dont know how much of an investor you are, but a good bet would be to split it up and invest it in gilts, the rest with a fund management or in a portfolio of stocks - wud diversify your risk and fetch you better returns. The gilts is virtually default free and a steady flow of interest payments (fixed income securities). Honestly if I had that much cash, I would invest it with a private equity firm.


Viv T
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Short term? Or Long Term? Risky or non risky? Isas are non risky, you can inveting in Premium Bonds which will NEVER lose money; Shares are risky but you can make a forture.. A property perhaps,espcially with crazy prices in the UK- you can let it out.. ING Account which is safe and pasy a 5.%

Isas are tax free... best to speak to a Financial Advisor and see what your options are..


4x
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Email me.


Alicat
with me


asvanfunda
property as always


garymetherell
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In a box at the bottom of my garden


5yellowchips
shares


chris wick
oversea stock markets


edward_bailey
Depends on your approach to risk.

An Independent Financial Advisor would be the best person to talk to. The housing market still gives a strong return on investment but you would need to buy in the growing area's. You can also invest in art, wine, antiques and horses all of which if chosen wisely are a sound investment.and have tax benefits.


BD M
dont know


Bridget F
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Property.
1) if you are renting, buy somewhere
2) if you have bought, pay off your mortgage
3) if you own your home outright, invest in another property to rent out.
£100k will buy you somewhere in less expensive regions or provide a useful deposit for a mortgage in more expensive areas.


Paul
I would recommend you to do Forex trading as it will give you more returns quickly

All the best,


http://money-review-site.com/investment.html


purplemollies
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Start digging oil well or gold mine:)


rahulstool
I have an Carrbien bank account which yeilds a 15% profitable yield.


mitsimia
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You should totally send it to me !!!!! I would take care of it !!!

lol !

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blazing_staruk
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talk to your bank...see if hey have a financial adviser...but don't get pushed into anything on the spot....book an appointment and after the appointment take all the information away to look at at home. Any financial adviser will be more than happy for you to take your time deciding on your investment.


Martin B
Invest half in travelling and the other half in property. Travel alone and you will have the fortune of the brave on your side. You will know which property to invest in as a reward...


katieplatie
In my kids - they're great and deserve every penny.


The mad scientist
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I'll look after it for you


CHARISMA
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my bank account.


Peter C
I would diversify this way you could reduce the risk in one particular area:

1.Investing in flats or small houses close to a reasonable sized town/city
2. £7000 P.A. into an ISA
3. Some into investment trusts
4. Possibly keep some back for emergencies in a low risk/low gain instant access account

Depending on how much time you want to spend on it 2 could be a self select ISA where you chose specific shares.


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