I was thinking should I invest my spare money into growth of my business or just put them into a mutual fund?
I have some spare money and I was pondering if I should invest them into mutual funds or invest back into my business. (Note that I invest max into my retirement funds already.) The money in question are above my retirement investment. I am a special events entertainer (my blog: http://mylifeandart.typepad.com/ ) The nature of my business is such that it is not really capital intensive. It is labor intensive. Of course, I can hire assistants and delegate a lot of my tasks to them and that will probably will give a boost to my business growth. But managing other people is a task in itself. So, I just think to put my spare money into mutual funds and keep doing what I have been doing, all my myself. Any of your thoughts would be highly appreciated.
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- You need to put some of this money aside for a rainy day. If you have an IRA fund it. The rest is MAD MONEY and Jim Craimer want to help you get rich. I would also look into TR Price and buy Mutual Funds. A step above that is ETF's. do not put more than 20% into any one investment and take profits constantly. Set some money aside for a vacation from your returns.
- invest in your own business and let it grow. you will achieve more returns on your own business than in mutual funds, (the S&P 500 returned a paltry 8 % the last 10 years). nobody has really made a lot of money from mutual funds except the fund companies. all your regular millionaires are small family owned businessmen.
- You may want to look at incorporating, invest your money into shares of the corporation, have the corporation invest money for a solid return (better tax rate than an individual), the corporation can also pay you a salary for services and a corporation is a good way to place additional funds into your retirement accounts since you are currently max out. I would be happy to point you to further info. Paul
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- sounds good. May i recommend as far as adding employees give them a little task/test of managing an event if u want before u hire them full time, if u even choose to hire any.
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