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meliss_777 | What should I do with my $55,000 in my savings account? |
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homeschoolmom
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Good for you! You go girl!
If you have no dependents, set aside 6 months worth of expenses (not gross pay, not even net) to cover job loss or other emergencies. With what's left, put $4000 (max for 2006) into a Roth IRA - earnings grow tax-free AND penalty-free, so if you need to take the PRINCIPLE out, there are no fees (other than what the investment manager might charge). Take what's left and divide by 5 (say it's $25,000, so dividing by 5 you get $5000). Put $5000 each into a 1-year, 2-year, 3-year, 4-year, and 5-year CD. As each one matures, roll it (principle and interest) back into another 5-year CD. This will allow you to have access to the money once every year, while earning the higher (than a savings account) returns of a 5-year CD.
Or you could (and SHOULD) talk to an investment adviser. Just make sure they're paid on either an hourly scale or a flat rate, not commission - you don't want their salary dependent on YOUR money! |
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njdw_3
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Please send it to me. |
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drunknmaster4
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start gambling
go feed some homeless people
start a new hobby (hopefully not gambling)
go buy some new clothes |
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markdudevad
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don't be a rich jerk
Give to others |
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Lisa S
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Well-respected mutual funds, in a diverse portfolio. Plus, keep $5,000.00 in a savings account that you can easily access, in case of emergency. |
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Paul R
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give it to me |
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Irish1952
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Send it to me....or split it between those of us who give this answer. |
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isagenixjudy
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I would contact a very good honest financial adviser. My son does that for a living. He has taken my very small retirement account and done some investing with it and it has gained money. He will soon be getting a divorce settlement amount and doing the same thing. If you email me, I will give you his name and phone number and you can contact him and get his advice. Even though he is my son, he is honest, wise and very knowledgeable. Sounds like you are a very intelligent person. Not many of use will get to the financial position you are. Congratulations! |
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littlewind
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blow it you know you will no matter what anyone here says |
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Bec
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keep saving!
you never know what could happen and you might need that little pillow someday... |
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Frank Castle
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I suggest you to open a TD Ameritrade account and invest in the Stock Market with the help of a Financial Advisor.
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kute_lil_jojo
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Why don't you invest them in another house. |
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reallyfedup
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Send me some! |
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Nightflyer
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I would buy a home, putting as much down as you can, just saving enough for emergencies. |
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scottFL007
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Keep enough in savings to cover 3 to 6 months' expenses, then invest the rest. Mutual funds or stocks, including some international exposure. |
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VinTek
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The best way for you to invest depends on a lot of things.
First, if you don't have an emergency fund worth 3-6 months of expenses, establish one first, maybe in a money market fund so you can get at it in an emergency. It won't pay back much, but it's better than having to borrow money in an emergency and getting into debt over your head.
Next, if you haven't done the 401(k) thing and the IRA (Roth or tranditional) thing, do it. Tax-free or taxed deferred savings are good.
Finally, if you've already done all those things and still have $55,000 left to invest, there's still more stuff to think about. Long term, stocks will grow faster than anything else, but can be very risky short term. They're a terrific investment if you're young and have a long time line. If you're older, you have to think more about safer investments, because you don't have as much time to recover from a downturn in the market.
Anyway, there is no "best" way to invest a sum of money. What's best depends on a lot of different circumstances. If you really want a good investment, go buy a book on investing so you can decide what makes sense for you. Sure, you could give your money to a financial advisor but how do you know he's not just in it for the fees and commissions he charges you? How do you know his advice is any good? You need at least a foundation so you can make an informed decision. Personally, I like "The Only Investing Guide You'll Ever Need" by Andrew Tobias. It'll give you the basics. Good luck. |
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Scanless1999
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I would open a acct with etrade.com and
invest in miutual funds and IRA |
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Some Guy
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Take three month's salary, and put it in a high interest savings account. Never touch that - that's an emergency fund in case you lose your job and need cash to pay bills, or if you something bad happens and need cash until insurance money comes in.
Take the rest, and open a brokerage account, so you can invest it. If you like the stock market, open an online brokerage account at a place like fidelity and do your own research and pick which stocks you want to buy. If you don't like the stock market, open an account with a money manager (like ameriprise) and tell them to manage it for you. You shouldn't put it into real estate - putting all your eggs in one basket can be risky if something bad happens (i.e. tennant stops paying rent - you need a lawyer to evict him but you don't have your savings anymore, and the property tax bill is due). |
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Timothy Summer
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Saving account. Save it for a rainy day. If you don't intend to spend it, purchase some CD or Treasury bonds, you,ll double that money in 10 years. Stocks are too risky. |
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Donny W
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call me, I'll let you know!!!! |
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Chelle H
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Give to me and my children so we won't be evicted. God will bless you even more. |
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champagneandlalique
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If you have all that, you should know what to do with it. I think you're full of poop personally. |
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Ashley luv mickie james
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send it to me are go to a strip club i can strip for u on cam and u can give it to me lol!!! |
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