What should I invest my money in?

What are good things to invest in and how much would I need?

stocks
alot if you want to make alot of money
a little if you dont and wont have to risk much

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Depends on your goals. If you want to save for retiement, invest in your company's 401(k) in good mutual funds.

If you want short term gains, invest in a CD, or a mutual fund.

How to invest depends on your goals, how long the money has to grow, how much risk you can tolerate, and if you are investing once, or plan to make contributions each month.

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kevin bacon

Talk to a broker and determine your goals and risk tolerance. Only then can you know specifically what to invest in. But basically, I think the right answer always involves "dollar cost averaging" (putting the same amount in in regular intervals) in a diverse collection of mutual funds over a long period of time. In fact, I'd be skeptical of any broker who advised you to do otherwise. The more you can diversify-- the better. Always good to have some real estate in the mix. Good luck, and remember-- get rich slowly.

You should design your portfolio in few liquid assets and few long term assets, buy some quality stocks, invest in bank deposits , buy some insurance policies and enjoy the life...

According to Warren Buffet, he only invests in investment vehicles he understands perfectly. So I suggest you don't invest in anything you don't understand.

How much money do you have? Or rather, how much money do you have to put at risk? To lower your risk, educate yourself. I recommend a good place to start being http://investools.com Until you get some basic understanding and know what is out there and available to you, you stand a good chance at a good loss to a great loss. Inestools will provide that knowledge and the tools, you have to take that first step.

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You will attract lots of spam and ads and stupid answers.

Be more specific :

I have [how much] money
I want [how much return]
I have [how much time]
I have considered [this and that and others]

Unless you've done some homework, you will be sucked in or at least flooded with MLM type ads that won't get you anywhere and prey on your ignorance.

a house.

Sounds like you could use a good introductory book on investing. Any of these can help:

1) Investing for Dummies, by Eric Tyson
2) The Boglehead's Guide to Investing
3) Free downloadable book at http://www.invest-for-retirement.com
4) http://www.investopedia.com has some free tutorials. Look up info on mutual funds