Bella♥
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I would say mutual funds, Certificates of Deposits, IRA for retirement. Stocks are very risky--you can get rich or get poor very fast. You have more of a chance with mutual funds and CDs and IRAs. Good luck and I hope your investment is successful. :) |
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chmar11
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Why not go to your bank and invest in stocks or bonds?
Or go to an investment company that will help you invest
wisely. |
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thundernreign29
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Here is a challenge...if you have debt-why not invest it into paying it off? Could it payoff your car or perhaps a credit card?
Otherwise, I would check out this website by Dave Ramsey
www.daveramsey.com. Dave has great insite on what to do with your "extra" money.
Good luck! |
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raysor
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If it was $30000 I would say British Energy |
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Naz
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save up a lil bit more for a house deposit! then rent the house out for a couple of years and all that rent money can go towards paying off the place :) by the time you retire you'll own the place or you can keep renting it out to get a lil extra cash :) |
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betotron don
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dba is the sym / global pop. will increase 6x in five years...decrease in food production = higher agr prices buy dba...goodluck |
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Don
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When I have paid in all the contributions I can to my retirement account, I always put the extra money into my DRIP Plan.
They are seldom recommended by brokers due to the low rate of commissions received. However, these
reinvestment plans can be very powerful long-term investments. Studies have shown that DRIP's are one of
the best strategies on Wall Street.
They are inexpensive and easy to start. New investors to the stock market should definitely consider a DRIP Plan.
Companies like Toyota, Royal Canadian Bank, Sony, Bank of America, General Electric and many other Blue Chip
Stocks can be purchased through your DRIP Plan, with as little as 1 share in most cases.
These long-term plans are great for beginners as well as veterans. Check them out.
Best of Luck |
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Bicus dickus
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my bank acccount then let the interest build for a few years, and il give it back to you |
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Music Man
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........I think you should put it in ING Direct they pay you every month so since you have a good starting amount of $3,000 you should get a few bucks a month then those few bucks will turn into a few $10 dollars then those will change into $100 dollars and so on, it may take a little of a time but if you keep putting money in it then you will get a lot more money....... |
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BigBen
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jbx63
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I think it would be wise to invest it in silver. There currently is a shortage of silver that can be purchased in coin shops. With the Federal Reserve inflating the money supply by almost 18% a year the value of silver will definitely go up. I have included links for further detailed information. |
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GW
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If you want to hit a homer, then try to time the market and drop 3k in call options before an earnings report comes out. If it's positive and there isn't any negative economic data that day, then expect an unbelievable return
Otherwise, try ETFs for mutual fund-like diversification with stock-like tax implications.
Before you begin, read as much as you can. Stocks for the Long Run by J. Siegel is a good read. |
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chris f
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i'm wanting to do the same thing. i'm going to see your answers if you don't mind :) thanks!!!! |
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yugi moto
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i think maybe a hotel or a motel 3000$ is alot so yeah |
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