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What would be the best way to invest my money if i wanted to try and retire in 13yrs? |
looking for an option that not only includes a bit of safety and obviously high growth but also the option of removing money prior to full retirement age {approx 45}? Hi! Personally I would say to you, TAKE YOUR MONEY OUT of any investments or brokerage accounts NOW. Don't even do CDs now. Things are too risky at the moment to have your money in any part of the market could really make you lose your shirt. I would put my money in a high performance savings account with the maximum interest rate (which won't be much now due to the current economy crisis but it may recover itself in a few months or a year). I would say put the money in savings, because you can lose a lot right now that would hurt your retirement. SAVE as much as you can and just leave it alone. if you want to retire at 45 you will need quite a nest egg; probably diversify with several aggressive mutual funds then switch it into something more conservative as you get closer to that age INVEST WISELY |
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