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High Yield Investing Knowledge Base
Investing in high yield bank perpetual bonds? There seem to be a lot of high yield bank perpetual bonds in the market today. Typical yields of major British and French banks approach 10%. Is there a Bond Fund which invests in such high yield bank perpetuals? Where can I find more details
What are the best ways of investing money and getting high yield returns? I need a certain amount of money monthly in order to pay my bills. I don't feel right leaving a large amount in my checking acct. as it does nothing for me. Other than sit there. If anyone has any ideas for me, I'd appreciate the input. Thank you.
How reliable and safe is it to invest my money in Emigrant or another online High Yield Savings Account? I want to invest in a High Yield Savings Account so my money is accessible if I will need it. I've been told ingdirect and emigrant bank is the way to go with the highest rates. Emigrant bank is 4.70% apy. I just wondered how safe these are to use. They are FDIC Insured, but I just wanted to make sure I'm not going to lose my money if I transfer into one of these accounts.
haw do I start to invest in high yield investment programmes ? Where can I apply for an e gold account ? high yield investment programmes are investment that rend from 1% to6% daily for a fixed time:one week ,one month,150 days and so. Normally they are American investments programmes.
Why does my PIMCO High Yield Account say it invests in energy but hold bonds from Wachovia and Bank of America? I am choosing which 401K accounts to invest in. Under "Industry Sectors" the PIMCO High Yield Account says "Energy 100%" as its "Long %". However, under Top Ten Holdings, it lists Wachovia, Bank of America, First Data, Qwest Comms Intl and other companies that have nothing to do with energy. (It also lists some Energy Future Holdings.) Why is this?
With gold & silver prices down how will this effect stock investing , and other high yield investments ? is real estate investment better for the long term
Is it safe to invest in a high yield savings with Countrywide? They have this ad going and it does sound pretty tempting. It has the highest APY i've seen. What are your thoughts? Pro's and Con's? https://bank.countrywide.com/landing/sl2.aspx?src=BRSLA001D001&tier=10000
what advantages does a High Yield Corporate Stock? what advantages does a High Yield Corporate Stock. I am looking into investing. And I am not sure what the advantages of a High Yield Corporate stock.
What is the best "high yield" investment with $8000? I have $8000 cash to invest but I'm new to investing. What are some "high yield" investment strategies? I am not currently employed so I have some time to devote to this task. I would ideally like to create a snowball effect of earning on this $8000 and continue to make money investing rather than working a 9-5. Any suggestions? please explain the strategy, its return on investment, and its risks. Thank you.
What is better to invest in, Stocks, CDs, or high yield savings accounts such as ING Direct or E*Trade? I have a few thousand dollars i would like to invest and grow. I have been told ING is good since its rate is around 4.15%, but i also see CD's that are a bit higher. Or should i invest in stocks and if so what is a good broker to go through.....i have no idea how any of this stuff works!
Does anyone know of a high yield bond index fund? I'm a fan of junk bonds, but I'm not interested in taking a gamble at investing in individual ones or even individual bond funds. Is there an index fund that copies the growth of high yield bonds as a whole? And what can I expect it's expense ratio to be? Thanks for your help.
what is the best stock with a high yield to invest in? ignoring risk
I am investing money in High Yielding Investment Programs & also doing affiliate marketing.? So my question is when i will receive my cheques in dollars, will the bank approve it and clear my payment or is there some formalities that i have to fulfill? I am an indian and asking in terms of major banks like State Bank of india, Barclays india, etc. Please give genuine advice.
How do you find out if your high yield fund has real levereged buyout junk or good but lower qualitybonds? Although there was a sharp increase in the interest rate on low-grade debt securities, there was little if any increase in interest rates on investment grade securities, which constitute the vast majority stocks in S&P 500. This is because the increase in the spread between investment-grade bonds and the Treasury yields was more than offset by the drop in U.S. treasury yields, so credit costs for quality stocks have not increased. But high yield mutual funds may not differentiate between lower quality bonds the the LBO junk? HOw do you tell what a particular high yield fund has? I don't want to invest in the buyout of Cadbury Schweppes soft drink segment.
How do high yield cds work? If I invest $5,000.00 in a HIgh yield CD at 5.3% for 8 months.....what will happen after that 8 months?
What are some high yield investment ideas for a working teen? I recently got a job and would like to invest my earnings. I'm looking for ideas and how to accomplish these ideas. Thanks!
Does anyone know which bank has the current highest rate for a high yield savings account? Basically I have about 1,000 to invest and I was wanting to know the best way to invest it to make the highest profit with it?
Is Talkgold.com the Best HYIP Investing forum? is http://www.talkgold.com/forum the best forum for topics realated to high yield investing, hyips, and autosurfs?
Is stock investing or real estate investment better right now? or is it better to look at gold & silver and other high yield investments ?
What types of legal business operations yield the highest profit margins? Presuming an organization had cash that needed to be invested in business operations, what specific types of operations, industries or business models are typically characterized by the highest margins?
Should I invest in stocks or wait for high inflation and invest in high yielding CDs? I don't want to miss out if hyperinflation has interest rates like it had in the 70s, with the peak at 18%. Should I invest now to get stocks at a low price or should I save my money to grab a CD yielding a ridiculous amount and get it for a long time period? Both sound good, but I don't have infinite money =)
how to open a high yield savings account? they suggest this a/c before starting investin in stock market? I'm 21, a student.. I wanna invest in stock market. So guide me thru real small details of how and why. Thx.
How do you set up this Linear Programming Problem? A couple with $20,000 decides to invest in two types of bonds: those yielding 5% and those yielding 12%. The amount invested in the higher yield bonds will not exceed the amount invested in the lower yield bonds. Three times the low-risk investment plus the high-risk investment should not exceed $50,000. What is the optimal investment strategy? What is the maximum annual return?
CD, high yield savings, or money market for $5K bonus? I have $5K and need advice: 1. Should I do a CD ladder? Interest rates are really low right now making me wonder... 2. Should I just dump it all into my high yield savings? 3. I'm not familiar with money markets, but the rates are comparable to a high yield savings. Note: I have enough invested in my retirement and individual accounts.
Upside to REIT investment is yield. What is the downside? In other words, are there risks to investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts which offset the high yields which they provide?
WHICH IS BETTER Investing in MUTUAL FUNDS OR SHARES trading? Please suggest me plan for yearly investment of 10000/- for say 10 years which will yield higher return?how much can i expect net return from investing in mutual funds by investing 10000/- per year for 10 years? I am asking for plans,i mean which mutual fund scheme should i go for or should i go for unit linked insurance or pnsion plan and if yes then which company's plan?
I would like to invest in something starting with $5,000 and garner a high yield. What are my options? Over time I would like to continually invest more money. $5,000 I've decided will be the starting rate. I've researched somewhat about investments, but I don't have any experience. However, I'd very much would like to take the dive in capitalism and capitalize greatly over say....a five year period. What options can you suggest to a beginner like me to invest in? I am also considering foreign investments. What options do I have with that?
How do you feel about using loans to invest? How do you feel about using credit to invest in higher yielding investment vehicles, then keeping the difference in interest for yourself as profit? People (especially Americans) comfortably buy cars that depreciate on credit, or buy houses using loans. How do you feel about using that same concept but investing the funds from your line of credit with your Forex trader, stock broker, or hedge fund for example? Resources: http://corporatemillions.com
could someone recommend a good high-yield dividend-paying ETF? i'm a faithful suze orman viewer, and i've heard her mention high-yield dividend-paying ETFs as a good way to invest. my plan is to dollar cost average with an investment of a few hundred dollars each month, and to do so consistently for the long haul. is there a solid fund someone could recommend i start and stick with? is this even a good idea?
CD or High Yield Savings? I am saving money to purchase a house after I finish graduate school. I am currently 22 and plan to invest for between 8-10 years depositing in 1000 month during that time period. Would it be best to deposit the amounts solely into a high interest savings account, a CD, or both. I'm well versed in High interest savings accounts but I'm still a little confused with the purpose of CD's besides not being a great option for long term investing. Would my plan be considered long term? More info on a viable route would be much appreciated. Thanks and Merry Christmas!
High dividend yield problem? If you invest in a company that has a high dividend yield and the price goes up the yield lowers correct? It doesn't stay in proportion so it's always the same yield. So like a share of $100 with 10% you'd get 10. Lets say the share increases to 110 would you get 10% of that or would you just get 10 dollars like previously. Becuase I was thinking with all these prices that are really low should you be worried about the yield percentage becusae when the price increases the yield will decrease .
What stocks pay the highest dividend/dividend yield? I was just wondering because I want to invest in high dividend stocks. So what are the top 10 stocks with the highest dividend/yield?
why is rite aids dividend so high? i am new to investing and just bought 50 shares to start out.? It shows that the div/yield is $3.50. does this mean if I had 50 shares last year that i would've received $3.50 per share? and if so do dividends change a lot from year to year or can i expect a similar payout?
If you have over $100,000, which high yield interests banks would you put it in for the money to keep growing? I know ING Direct only covers up to $100,000, but what are some other banks that protect you for more than $100,000? And is investing $100,000 in stocks a good idea? I mean, I wanted to grow. thanks
Borrow money from low interest credit card and invest it in higher interest yield account? I got an offer where I can borrow money from my Credit card for 1.99% APR until Feb. 2008. There is a fee of $75.00 which is minimal as the amount I would borrow would be about $18,000. I can take this money and invest it in a savings account that has an APR of 5.35%. I can make the monthly payment straight out of the account and make an effective 3% interest on the money. Would this be a good idea? The only down fall I see is how the extra debt would affect my credit score over the next year (currently in the mid 700's). However, I do not plan on borrowing any money over the next year and a half.
High Yield Liberty Reserve Investments? Does anyone know of a legit,high return investment that accepts Liberty Reserve. When I say high return, I mean more then 300% per day. I have invested several times before in other programs but they all have been scams. Can someone please tell me of a good program and also explain how you know its a good program.
Bank of America High Yield CD offer?? for real? i just saw the online ad for the new 7-month CD with BofA...for 4.11%, and i had a question about its wording. when i went to the site, there's this asterisk that states: 1' The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of 7/23/2008. This promotional APY applies only to the initial term of a new High Yield CD with a 7-month term that is opened online through bankofamerica.com. We may change this promotional APY at any time without prior notice. The minimum balance required to open a High Yield CD is $5,000. We may limit the amount you may invest in one or more High Yield CDs to a total of $500,000. Alternative terms not allowed' What's getting to me is the line: 'We may change this promotional APY at any time without prior notice'. Does this mean that if i open the CD now, at 4.11%, they can change that rate to like 2.5% during the 7months i have it with them? I thought that CDs were locked into the rate you started with, up until the time your account matures?
Why is this fund having such high yield? (UKPIX)? Look up the symbol on yahoo finance, the YTD return is 66%. Do you think it will continue to yield this high, and is it good to invest 500-1000 to see if it will pay 66% return? Those experienced investors, please advise, thanks!
How much would I need to put in the bank to yield $50,000. in interest per month? Is there a better place to invest 125 million to yield a higher interest?
What is the best investment opportunity with a high interest rate? I am looking for an investment option that yields high interest and that is not required to be a long term commitment. I would like to start out investing $50 a month / 600 a year.
What is the best way to invest a large sum of money for the highest yield? Without real estate being considered, what is the best way to invest large sums of money? What is the typical return on such investments? How does one find a good firm?
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