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I'm a college student.. I mean about 200-300 dollars - starting out, that is. I always find that the birthday money or Christmas money I get, I end up spending on things that I don't even remember buying. I'd rather do something useful with it. I was thinking of a college fund, and I actually already signed up with U Promise, but I do have a scholarship for the first 2 years.. and the 3rd & 4th years are going to cost me less than 10k (about 5k a year). Sooo.. I was thinking something more.. none-college-related. I know very little about investing, and I know that's not a lot of money, but any good ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance! What about double that? It really depends on your time horizon. If you don't need the money for college (ie if you can afford to keep it invested for more than five years) I'd recommend the stock market. You can get started easily and without taking on an enormous amount of risk by doing the following: A CD Do u own a house? I would also say CD if your looking for a long-term, no-risk way. Put your money on the bank and gain interest. With such a small amount of money it's not worth doing something else. But after some time you can maybe put money on a CD or invest in mutual funds. read a good poker book, go to a casino and play for free or try with friends, then go play texas holdem poker short term.1 day black jack at the casino ivest in stock, buy for exanple wal-mart its great Is poker the only thing left in the world to make more money? invest a few bucks and get Investors Business Daily for a few days, and find a mutual fund that is doing well lately. Find out where you can buy it, and that should grow pretty safely for you. Open a brokerage account at Zecco and buy Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, Apple and Research in Motion. |
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