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Midami | What is the best no-risk way to make money? |
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i have a job- now what do I do with my earnings?
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Serious answer. Well, 3 answers actually.
1) Best way is to pay off your debts. You pay interest on your debts that is usually not tax deductable. The rate of return on your investments usually does not equal the rate that you pay on your debt, and then you have to pay tax on that. So, pay off your debt, ESPECIALLY credit card debt to get the highest possible risk-free return on your money.
2) If you have no debt, then you have to realize that the easiest way to make money is to not spend money that you already have. Ben Franklin actually had it wrong - a penny saved is more like 1.5 pennies earned after tax. It is often easier to keep money by not spending it rather than trying to earn more.
3) If you are satisfied with your position with respect to 1 and 2, then there is a risk-free way to make money, it is just slow. Try Treasury Direct:
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/indiv.htm
you can buy T-Bills for as short a term as 91 days, and they pay over 4% right now, with absolutely NO risk - none, nada. The US government WILL pay you back. As an added bonus, interest earned on T-Bills is exempt from state tax if you are in the US. |
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phuochuyen246
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U offer ur creative ideas if these are really valuable. |
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somerandominternetperson
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get a job. |
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Put your funds in an interest bearing account, like a money market account. Choose one which will yield the highest rate of interest. |
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Frank Castle
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Buy Bonds (You only get less than 5% per year, but hey, you wanted a no-risk investment)
On the other hand is you are willing to take a risk of 10% (This means that you invest $100 in a stock and you can only lose up to $10) drop me a line. |
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linkUS
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Since you already have a job I'm assuming you are asking where to invest your earnings. The safest place is in an interest bearing CD from a bank. The interest won't be high but you will have your money working for you. Other riskier investments are stocks (shares of a company), interest bearing debt from companies called bonds, or the really no risk "stick it under your mattress". |
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Erika
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Working at a company with benefits and retiring benefits. Here is a great company |
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Juan
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There isn't one, except flipping burgers at Mc.Donalds. |
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wasdadd
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The best answer I have is: work hard at whatever you do, and make sure that the value of your efforts exceeds what you are being paid.
I do have a low-risk way to make money, that is dependent upon your ability to put forth the effort. Write me: wasdadd@yahoo.com |
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Confused and desperate
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That depends whether you have debt. if you do...it's better to pay off the high interst rate of credit cards. Another question depends on how much you want to earn? 1% is also an earning. I would do options on indexes. Look them up and study about it. |
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hahaha
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riskiest way to make money is to work. You must think and make money. Change your stinking thinking |
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