Where is the best place (greatest yeilding in the shortest amount of time) to Invest $1000?

Answer 1

It depends on how much risk you want to take. A VUL or Variable Universal Life Policy can allow your money to grow at the highest possible interest rate compounding tax free when structured properly. Make sure the death benefit is the lowest possible and you follow the guidlines or TAMRA, DEFRA,&TEFRA laws so it does not become a MEC or modified endowment contract(taxable). Consult a securities registered Life Insurance agent. The cost of insurance is far cheaper than the cost of tax liability.

Answer 2

I agree with all of the answers above but shall we expand on them a little bit?

I'd go a little farther and say that you'd probably be able to get the best yield in the shortest amount of time in Vegas, but you'd also be more likely to loose it all. Such is the nature of risk/reward.

A few clarifying questions need to be asked before your question can be answered.

How willing are you to loose this $1000? (Understand that the more willing you are to loose this $1000, the greater the chances are of you reaping a higher yield) If your answer is:
* Very Willing, it's Just Fun Money: Go to Vegas
* Very Willing, but in a smart way: Forex http://www.oanda.com
* I'm Willing, But I'd Rather Not: Stock Market, Junk Bonds
* I'm Willing to loose some, but not all of it: Stock Market and/or ETFs
* I'm NOT willing to loose any of it: Highly Rated Corporate, Municipal, & Gvt Bonds

The next thing that needs to be clarified is what your definition of a "high yield" is. If you are looking for 100% returns or more, you're options are pretty much Vegas, Futures, Options, or Forex

All carry with them extremely high risk, but pretty much the only chance you'll see at getting a great return. If you are looking more in the 10-20% range:

Junk bonds:
http://reports.finance.yahoo.com/z1?b=1&so=a&sf=m&tc=1&tm=1&stt=-&pr=0&cpl=9.00&cpu=12.00&yl=9.00&yu=12.00%3B&ytl=10.00&ytu=12.00&mtl=-1&mtu=-1&rl=-1&ru=-1&cll=-1

or Stock Picking would be a better bet. But you still have a good chance of loosing much or even all of your investment no matter which option you choose unless you go with High Rated corporate or Gvt bonds. While not zero, your risk is closer to it but you won't be getting more than 5-7% p.a.

The Final thing to consider is your timeframe. What is your definition of "short" is it say, 1 hour, 1 day, week, month, year, decade? This is a question only you can answer but which also must be taken into careful consideration when looking at your choices.

Hope this Helps

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Answer 4

NEVER buy variable or whole life. Huge internal fees & unnecessary. No annuities either. There is NO great yielding place for $1000 so just build up an investment portfolio & get on with it. Even 10% only $100 so just drop this line.

Answer 5

Forex

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