I want to invest some money in something other then mutual funds.?
I had some cash in fixed deposit, the term is over and i want to invest in something that will give me decent return. Any help would be appreciated ..thanks!
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- I would put it in the mutual funds or an index fund. After you build enough you may look at realestate
- Talk to an investment broker or do some research yourself. Personally, I like to stick with companies I'm familiar with i.e. Kimberly Clark, H.G. Heinz & Co., Procter & Gamble, etc. These companies all make things that we as consumers will continue to need to use, regardless of the economy and therefore are relatively safe and will be a good long term investment with a good return.
- yahoo silly ! microsoft is about to buy it. or microsoft, its gonna double in two years. safe- nike, tiger woods is not playing right due to injuries, he'll be back next year and when he returns, you'll see the best nike commercials ever and the stock will shoot.
- You really should speak to an investment broker or try one of those sites like E*Trade. I also came across some additional information that may interest you. Please feel free to send me an email for more details.
- ETFs are better than Mutual Funds, and you can look for ETFs in any sector or market to get the returns you're looking for.
- You can try Prosper, a P2P lending site. You can invest as little as $50 http://www.prosper.com/?referrer=ustfu&utm_source=referrer-ustfu&utm_medium=referral-link&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=referrals-unknown
- Depending on the amount you have to invest, and depending on the risk factor you are willing to take on I suggest investing with a club and the reasons are they do not charge any fees to be a member or invest, they are like minded investors shotting for they same goal and return. I invest in a club, a good one is Green Briar Wealth Pool write to them at greenbriar123@aol.com Good luck in all your investments.
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