What would u do to invest 10,000?

Question

i finally was able to save 10,000, its been a long time saving but i would like to invest it but in what does any one have ideas.what would u do with it,its not much but to me its alot.

Answer 1

I'd either use it as a down payment on a vacation condo somewhere on or near the beach and then pay the monthly mortgage, or I'd just invest the $10,000 into a Fidelity or Vangard 500 index fund and let it sit there for 50 years.  You'd have between $500k-$1 million after 50 years.  Not bad for your investment.

Answer 2

$10,000 is alot!  You can do alot with that amount of money.

I always say the same thing; I would invest it in 3-5 good companies that pay dividends that increase yearly.  And I would hold on to these companies: don't ever sell them.  If you structure it right you can bring yourself a monthly check forever.  It may not be a huge monthly check, but it will grow and grow.  You can get started in DRIPPING.  See my article on it - I just wrote it up today - for new investors like yourself and others.  Even for seasoned investors.  I think DRIPs are the best vehicle.  Feel free to email me.

MoneyEnergy

http://www.getmoneyenergy.com

Answer 3

I would invest half in Forex trading and save the rest. I like high payouts.

If you're interested there are reviews of the top 3 Forex trading systems here: http://forex-tracer.the-perfect-solution...

So if you decide to get into Forex trading you'll make an educated decision.

Answer 4

I will say invested in your self.  Have at least a 3-6month emergency fund,pay any debts and if you have some special skills  do  your own thing.  10,000 is not much these days.  Working for somebody is unsafe right now.

Answer 5

I'd split it in half. The first half goes to ING Savings (@ 3%) as emergency fund, and the other half goes to lending it out on Prosper (around 20%).

http://home.ingdirect.com/promo/promo_se...

http://www.prosper.com/join/lend/ustfu

Answer 6

in my opinion savings bonds is probably your safest bet followed by certificate of deposit. playing the stock market is iffy at best. if you have a good rate of return on your retirement account you may consider adding that money to it. good luck

Answer 7

Right now I would keep it in a safe place. A bank CD earns less interest, but it is 100% safe. With the volitility in the stock market, you could lose some of the $10 k by putting it in a mutual fund. So until the economy turns around a little, I would stay out of the stocks and mutual funds.

Answer 8

This site is just for you! http://moneymakinguru.com

you will learn everything you need to know.

Answer 9

Why not invest in online business?

Risk is very low, returns are much higher than bank rates.

Contact me for more information:

IM: get24percent

AIM: apy30pc

Email: [e-mail]

http://get24percent.blogspot.com/

Answer 10

The market is c**p right now unless you know what you're doing. Keeping cash is the best thing right now. Look into a CD or money market account. Do not invest unless you want to lose 50% of it!!!!!

Answer 11

Elizabeth,

Whatever you decide to invest in, make sure you know EXACTLY how the company makes its money, and have a realistic opinion on whether that will continue and expand in the future.  Blindly investing in something without understanding it completely is a game of chance, and will likely result in you handing over some of your hard-earned money to someone else who knows what they are doing.

Answer 12

Undoubtedly, in the forex market through a fund manager (not only because this is due to have much knowledge, information and experience). What I am doing since 2007 through a company which is responsible for all operations, control myself changing my money from my PC. It was extremely responsible and meet with absolutely everything. Have today's more than 40000 investors worldwide. Occasionally all of the first month we credited our earnings. Quadruple your investment in just 12 months, as simple as that. Communicate if you need to discuss more about my experience.

Answer 13

CHeck out for sizzling stocks at:

http://sizzlingstocks.blogspot.com/