 If you're so smart, how come you're not rich? |
What are the missing ingredients??
Wall Street fabled sayings come to mind..
"Buy low and sell high"
"Nothing ventured, nothing gained"
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 ? for finance wiz. which is better pay off house or invest? |
I have a home loan 180,000 at 5.25% for 30 years. I could pay off the loan by the time i'm 57 if I pay 500 extra a month. i could then retire at that age.
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 I got a couple of hundred dollars, what should i do with it?? |
| i dont know if i should invest it or just keep it in the bank.... does anyone have a good solution to what i should do? and if i were to invest like in stocks or something, what would i have to do to?... |
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 My wife is gonna inhertance 400,000 how to invest it? |
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 Where should i invest my money? |
| im watching all the advertisment on investment where should i go. which ones will make me money rather then lose it all in a short amount of time. how much do i need to start out ... |
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 Do these signs mean that the stock market is in dire straights? |
| I've heard that helium is up, but feathers are down. Paper is stationary, but pencils keep losing points. Elevators rise but escalators continue their slow decline. Switches are off and mining ... |
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 Anyone know an easy way to turn $5000 into $10000? |
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 What can i do to get involved with the stock market so i can invest later?? |
i know a little bit about stocks and i want to invest some money..
i dont plan to be a profesional broker or to earn a huuuuuge amount of money, but i do want to know what im doing
i know i ... |
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 I am 21 years old and I am wanting to invest about 5,000 dollars, what would you suggest i do? Cds? |
| I am not to familiar with any stock markets, only cds really. what would be the best plan for me.... |
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 How to save money for my retirement. My income now is just enough to pay all of my obligations? |
I am a businessman. I have plenty of payables and obligations to pay.
How will i save money for my retirement where i have a tight budget for all my payables.Please teach me how to save money ... |
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 A 2007 lexus or a home? |
| i have inherited a boat load of money, and i really want to use it wisely, so should i invest my money into a 2007 lexus, in which as soon as i drive off the showroom floor, its value depreciates, or ... |
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maheery | Where is the best place to invest 400,000 and travel around the worl and never have to work again, iam 55 ma? |
i just want to sell my house and expect to get 400,000 euros i am fed up with owning property,.i just want to know a bank or institution that can maximise my interest,.i want over 12%per annum is this possilbe,.and is it guarnteeted,.i am single male,. |
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Gloria V
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Hi!
Everyone has to do their own research...but in my case I'm 54....had some cash to invest.....and my husband and I are not in great health so I wanted the best return with as little risk as possible. I went to my bank (Bank of America)....in Toms River, New Jersey. I met with the financial management team and expressed to them I wanted my money handled as though it were their own. I did not want it sitting in one place and be ignored. I was extremely pleased. They invested in a mixed investment....and I received a 19.5% return in one year with no hassles on my side. You need to talk to several investment counsellors....find someone who you feel comfortable with and see what they can do for you. There are a lot of people looking for investors, but this could be a very risky investment. The program I am in is NOT insured...and of course could go down, but I keep a close watch on it....and any questions I have had over the past year have been answered very quickly....and a few extra perks thrown in from the bank because they have such a large amount of money that belongs to me for their use. Good Luck!
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needabuck
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STAY AWAY FROM ANNUITIES!!! Or at least know what you are getting and ask a financial adviser, not an insurance salesman. They are "SALESMEN" and make fat commissions on selling you BS annuities. A no-load mutual fund with a 5-10 year track record will be your best bet. You will have a peace of mind that they aren't a fly by night, and you can rest easy knowing that you will be making some decent gains on the low risk side of things. Check the sources below for more valuable information regarding your subject matter. Meet with someone in your area that is a fee base planner, meaning they are charging you say $100 to give you ideas on where you can get the returns you are looking for. Any financial planner that works for an insurance company is just another salesman, and will make a fat commish when you buy their product.
Good Luck and happy years. |
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moza
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put it in my bank account i'll look after it for you |
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The Rabbi
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Equity Indexed Annuity. Sold by insurance companies and principal is 100% guaranteed. Earns a modest guaranteed bank rate PLUS it benefits of one of the indexes. The interesting part is that any gains you have are protected from downturns in the market. It is a great way to protect your money. You can arrange for monthly payments to you. You can even arrange it so you get up a 12% bonus when starting, turning your deposit from 400k to 448k earning compound interest. This is in US. You have to check where you are. You can withdraw up to 10 % yr. |
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Alex
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If you want your money guaranteed then you should invest in a company like Abacus in the Isle of Man. This Investment Company is owned by various big banks such as the Royal Bank of Scotland, etc. Your interest each year will be about 7.50% to 8%, which is about as much as you can expect unless you're willing to put it somewhere that is risky. You could live very well in many parts of the world on £35,000 a year. Remember, you wouldn't be taxed if you weren't resident in Britain. |
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Adam J
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Generally you'd have to look to the stock market to get that kind of return. The simplest way to invest in the stock market is to buy no load index mutual funds or exchange traded funds (I don't know if they call them something else in Europe). Of course the stock market is volatile and you couldn't count on getting a really steady return but US equities do go up about 10-12% on average over long periods of time. Good luck. |
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scragette2000
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Give it to me and I will sort it all out for you. |
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cabridog
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Since you being a single male, your idea of syour house worth approximately 400,000 Euros and live on the deposit interest of the same is a very good idea.
Nowadays there are more than 101 ways of doing private investment with a higher interest income than the usual financial concerns giving 12% or less.
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tliuall
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I do not think you can get a 12% return without taking some kind of risk.
I would take 20% of 400K to invest in the following 3 companies. My expectation is to get at least 100% return on my investment in 5 years. Buy and hold is my strategy. I suggest you call the companies first, and interview their management and do your due diligence. All three are traded in Germany too.
www.adrianaresources.com
www.diamondex.net
www.fullmetalminerals.com
P.S. I own all three, and each weight about 20% in my investment portfolio as I think all of them will set me free financially. |
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richard_lee_boyd
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Dude,
I am 43, I have lived all over the world owned boats and motorcycles. Big houses. I am now a minimalist. I have girlfriend and condo in Phuket $500. a month w/ house keeper. I hang out in Hew Zealand and Sidney, I mooch a little but I stay on top. I sold my home for 250k 5 years ago and I still work (when I want to).
I hiked the Appalachian trail in 97' and learned that I did not need the "stuff" I diversified my monies into stock CD Bonds -60-30-10% and have a median gain of 17.5% every year. I am having the time of my life. and I manage my own portfolio. And am a High school drop out. Make sure your IRA is enough to live on after YOU think Your time is up. |
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Cathy
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To achieve excellent returns on your investments it is important to adopt the right investing strategies. I suggest you invest in shares ,by investing in shares you get benefit in two ways, that is , Capital gains and the Dividends. They give high returns and are for long terms.To Learn more about shares and stock trading check the website link below.
http://www.smart-investments.org/Best-Stock-Investments/How-To-Invest-In-Stock.php
http://money-review-site.com/shares.html |
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Paul U
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I have been having very good results in a conservative Forex trading strategy.
I would be happy to send you an actual analysis of the strategy over the past 10,000 hours and some further information. You will see that it is earning a bit more than 12% per annum.
Best advice is to continue your due diligence and be certain to diversify your investments into a couple of different investment vehicles.
Wishing you well.
Paul
925 236-1839
pupp52@yahoo.com |
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Frank Castle
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I know a company in the United States of America currently offering 38.90% in USD or EUR without risk.
Asuming you spend $40,000.00 EUR each year traveling the World and you reinvest the rest you will have more money every year until you die.
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