Money to invest?

i have let's say 拢40,000 (40 thousand). I dont want to spend any of it at the moment. So, i want my money to grow obviously. If i put it into my "ordinary" service account i dont think i will get a return for my money. What's the best think to do with it. Any good ideas? thanks in advance

better put your money in CD or mutual fund if you don't know what to do.

in the meantime, you can turn 拢40k into 拢269 in 20 years with only 10 per cent return per year. if you choose the right stock and buy at the right time, 10 per cent return is not as difficult as you might think.

how to pick that kind of stock?
screen stock that has consistently perform 10% ROE and 10% EPSGR. this explain further here http://www.stock-investment-made-easy.co...
on top of that, you might need to consider D/E, profit margin and its profit outlook as well.

Hope this helps...

You could buy some stocks with it, or put it in a C.D.

It depends on how long you want to invest for. Bank bonds, cash management accounts are good for the short term (3 - 12 months). But if you are looking over a longer period, say 10 years, shares and managed funds are the best for high yield returns. Your bank should have financial products to assist with these. It is also good to speak with a couple of financial advisors, compare what they have to say and choose the situation thats right for you!

ING Direct online pays over 4% , 5.35 on 1 year CD and is insured in US.

If you buy mutual funds avoid loads. Seek no load funds. Maybe an INDEX fund that tracks the NASDAQ or S&P or Footsie or whatever floats your boat. Or a bond fund or both.

It depends on your torlerance for risk and your time line.

I like discount brokers like Scottrade, Schwab. GO talk to a broker and see wha tthey think then do yor own thing if yu are not happy with waht they say. Remember don't let them talk you into load funds wher you pay them big $ up front.

Open a brokerage account at TD Waterhouse and buy BP, HSBC, Aviva, Royal Bank of Scotland, Tesco, HBOS, Prudential, Barclays, Vodafone, Lloyds, GlaxoSmithKline, Legal & General, BT, Old Mutual, Anglo American, J. Sainsbury, Centrica, Standard Life, AstraZeneca, Wolseley, William Morrison, BAE, R铆o Tinto, Scotish & Southern Energy, Compass Group, British American Tobacco, National Grid, British Airways and Kingfisher.

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