Which is the best way to invest money?

This is not an easy question to answer. The answer in most cases depends a great deal on the aptitude of the individual doing the investing. For some who have the aptitude for it, investing in income producing properties is the best way. For others, that would not be a good investment. I personally shudder at the idea, but I have friends who have made a great deal of money doing so.

For persons with an aptitude for researching companies and having insight into which might be good investments and which not, investing in individual stocks is the best way to invest money.

For persons who understand the technical movements of the stock market, day trading is the best way to invest money.

For persons that understand the corn and wheat markets, investing in corn and wheat futures is the best way to invest money.

For persons that understand international finances, investing in currencies is the best investment.

Now what about everyone else??? The average Joe taking home a bi-weekly paycheck with a mortgage payment and two kids to support.

For that person good mutual funds and index funds are a very good way to invest. Why? Because it does not require constant work monitoring the investments and historically they have returned very good yields and in certain cases great yields. 10% to 14% annually over a 20 to 30 year period. And if the money that is being invested is sitting in a Roth IRA account, the after tax yields have increased by about 28%, since the yield of a Roth IRA account are not taxed.

No load mutual stock index fund.

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All depends how much you have.
Property and then rent it out, your capital is sound, unless house prices crash and you will get around 拢400 - 拢800 every month and at the end of the day the house is still yours.

Property if you have enough. Or save in ISA accounts which are tax free.

save or try to hot the stocks!

There is no 'best way'.
The important thing to think about is risk.
Do you want to always gain money?
Are you prepared to get a high return but risk getting nothing?

Guilts (govt bonds) are safe and very low risk but have returns barely above inflation.
Shares average good returns (around 10% per annum on average) but you can lose the lot.
Gambling can get you returns as high as 100:1 but the risk of getting nothing and losing your money is very high.
Do your research based on risk and returns for everything that people say!

It all depends on your age. But yes no load mutual funds are the best choice. Vanguard is one of the best, they are low cost and well managed. I like Vanguard Equity Income Fund it's a good one you need $3,000 to start and you can add $100 or more anytime you like. Reinvest all dividends and capital gains and get additional shares if the market go's down do not sell out buy more at the lower price. This will help you make a lot of money over the long term, stay in at least 5yrs but 10yrs is better.

If you are old like me, insured CD's are the only way to go.

If you are young,Start invest in stockmarket
1.At first Start with EQUTIES
2.Then After gaining some EXPERIENCE (by simulation or what ever it may be ) enter into INDEX options
3.After gaininig some money & confidence Invest in FUTURES.

Best Polisy .......Donot Invest all your money at a time.The Stock market will tempt you very much,& also give some profit at start.But later you may get bitter taste.
So thats why Invest in different periods,If Market rise enjoy he Profit,If it down Get same at cheper cost .

It is Only the Best Policy.Because it is my Experience.

Systamatic investment plan (SIP) in any mutualfund is best way to investing your money it will give good returns and good saftety

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Retirement account (ROTH IRA) or any other tax sheltered account. Put som into stock that pay dividends but try to avoid volitility.

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