Mutual Funds go to Vanguard .com Check out thire equity income fund it is a good one.
2007-03-04 00:00:28
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answered by ? 6
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That is a pretty broad question? If you are new to investing than you might want to start out with something simple such as a high yield online savings account.
These will typically pay anywhere from 4.5 - 5.5 % interest. This is probably a lot more than you are currently receiving in your current brick-and-mortar account at your local bank which is probably less than 1%.
If you are talking about investing in stocks take my advice when I say no one can tell you 100 % for sure what a good stock investment will be. If you have never traded stocks before be careful it is not an easy game to learn. I would definately start out with an index fund from a company such as Vanguard. Index funds basically follow what ever index they are related to such as the S&P 500.
2007-03-03 17:22:40
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answered by Anonymous
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Education, if you can open or invest to build a school or institute or any thing has to do with education .. this will be very profitable. People need certificates to boost their job. In my opinion: I find financial and accounting is very good idea to teach people about. The world is becoming more financially aggrecively and every body wants to learn the basic of finance. I am going to invest and build a school soon. I hope I can do it when i finish my Master.
Good Luck.
2007-03-03 16:53:38
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answered by Nablus 1
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Honestly...
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2007-03-06 05:05:11
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answered by A M K 2
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Money should be invested in 5 directions
20% Eastside..Shares Trading (high Risk High Profit)
20% West Side..Shares New IPO (Med Risk Med Profit)
20% Northside.. MIS/PPF/Bonds RBI/Gold (No Risk Low Profit)
20% Southside..Good Mutual Fund (Low Risk /Profit up/down)
20% Centre. Just Hold for Oppurtunity/Emergency/Education
fund(Comfort Level)
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100% (Be Safe than Be Sorry)
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2007-03-03 16:56:30
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answered by bharatgparekh 1
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Gold. I started buying gold coins at $289 an ounce not too many years back. Now it's over double. And in uncertain times as theses, they're spendable when nothing else is. Try to get 1/10 oz. coins as close to spot as possible. They're cuttable with scissors, to make "change". Quarter of a coin- fifteen;twenty bucks.
2007-03-03 16:50:52
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answered by cornbreaded23 4
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At this point Cds froma bank or institution or Gold the price of gold has risen more in the last 100 years than any other commodity known to man it has even exceeded anythign traded on the stock market.
2007-03-03 16:35:20
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answered by Anonymous
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Buy yourself a home. Its probably the single biggest asset you will ever own, and the appreciation over time in value has historically been very good.
2007-03-03 16:43:48
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answered by G A 5
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Try prosper.com. Great returns and you help people out.
2007-03-05 17:18:28
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answered by RichDaddy 2
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stock- since the big slump last week its good to buy stock low-- look into microsoft or apple.... good luck!!!
2007-03-03 16:35:06
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answered by canthearu12 1
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