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 If you came upon a "bazillion" dollars, what would you do? |
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 I need a personal loan of 12,000 usd as soon as possible with no collateral and no upfront fees ??? |
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 Build savings VS paying down debt ? |
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 I have a net worth of 210,382.01 at age 30. is that good? |
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 Bail out plan 1 million for us not Wall Street!? |
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 What is the most expensive thing you have ever bought? |
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shonuff719 | I have about 4k I'd like to invest and I'd for it to sit for only a year or so. How should I invest this money |
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barry w
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If you want a quick return on your money then trading in cfd,s is the way to go.
You dont actually buy shares as such but buy a contract on the assets.
You then earn or lose money on the opening and closing price of the asset.
Many people have got rich very quick from cfd's but there is also the risk of losing money quickly.
Finding a broker will help as they can advice you on stops that sell when the
asset falls below a certain amount you can afford to lose.
you can find more information at
http://www.cfd-to-cfd-trading.co.uk |
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13rento
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CD's (certificate of deposits)
You can get these through most big banks. |
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whirliekurlie
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Open a savings account at a Credit Union. You will get a high interest rate and you will not have to report anything on your taxes. Enjoy! |
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Noone i
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Personally, I would take 50% or more and put it in penny stocks.
the other half I would tie up in gold |
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Kristina_UK_1999
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If this is money you want to be able to use after a year i would put it into a good 1yr fixed rate Bond or ISA. There are quite a few internent bonds around now although the best one i found several months ago was actually with my current bank/ building society. The one i chose has a fixed rate of guarantee interest, regardless of what happens with the interest rate although there can be interest penalties if you withdraw any money prior to the end of the fixed term. |
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K Kringle
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a mutual fund.
They have the highest interest rates.
However, just to let you know, 2k, left in a mutual fund for 40 years ends up making half a million. |
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tha_loop
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If you want a good return CD's are ok.
If you plan on dipping in it every now and again, try a Money Market Fund.
Also may want to consider short term bonds. |
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Leprechaun of Jupiter
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buying a certificate of deposit will work best for u
investing in my gambling fund will work best for me |
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Chelly!
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i opened up an ING account. your money earns interest faster than a typical savings account and the funds are available for an emergency if it arises. |
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Robert B
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How old are you? Are you gainfully employed? Do you own your own home? If you are old enough, and have a good job, then purchase a home. It is a good time to purchase as this is a buyer's market. The market is flooded with foreclosed homes,and it cost the bank on average of 60k to foreclose, and resell the home. Purchase a home on a fixed 30 year mortgage, and your payments will be low as well as your interest rate on the loan. The current prime rate is 3.5% but that is only from one bank to the other, you should expect to pay around 5.5 to 6.5 % depending on your credit. Every payment you make will be earning you equity in your home and that is just as good as cash! My home is worth $180,000 and I owe $19,000. I could sell my home and look at the cash out I would have. I didn't pay anywhere close to 180k but with time and the value of my property going up, and my paying my note down, I now have a nice nest egg.
If you already own your home, then I suggest investing in a rental property. They give you a return every month on your investment and even if you have a mortgage on a rental property that is $400 per month and you rent for $550., you are still making a return of $150 per month! I don't think you will find a better place to invest than in the housing market, either as a new homeowner, or as a landlord with rental property.
GOOD LUCK! |
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cool guy
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inmvest 250 dollars in wallmart |
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bud68
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CDs or money market fund. Any other investment is too risky for only one year. |
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te144
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CDs. At least you'll cover inflation. 08 outlook for stocks murky. Unless there's certainty in a rising mkt, 1-yr is a short time-span. |
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