Get a CD from any bank and have option to deposit interest every month to your checking account. Buy a bond with monthly coupon payment. Get an annuity with monthly payment.

It's interesting, but change the world? No, not quite.

Like most investors, I don't know whether stocks or bonds will do well over the next week, month or year. The truthful experts will admit that they don't know either. But if you can han...

Open a brokerage account with a large stock brokerage firm. Choose one of the giant firms. They will assign a broker to you. Tell the broker what your objectives are. The selected investment pr...

I would invest in T-Bills also known as Treasury bills. It is backed by the U.S. government and it will return ~2-3% above inflation. So, it will gives you ~5-6%. You can also invest in a good...

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First, I would make sure you have at least 3 months salary saved up in the bank or in a money market fund for an emergency fund. (Some people say 6 months.) Financial disasters like getting layed o...

You don't say what kind of account you opened, nor with how much money. If you do not have much, make sure it is in as high an interest-bearing account you can find, just keep putting money in...

If you are talking about investing in the stock market (American term). The answer is both yes and no. There are very safe ways to invest in the stock markets and very risky ways. Knowledge is need...

Hi, Hey! Do your own homework - it's safer. When you follow other people's advice (OPA) and it fails, what have you learned? Zip. Nada. Zero. OPA is for suckers. Don't f...

Yes! As long as you have a credit card, or a checking account you can wirelessly purchase stocks through institutions such as e-trade. (8%-____) You can purchase company bonds with cash or any ...

I would go to Savingforcollege.com and enter my state on the left hand side. They have many investment options I would recommend investing predominately in stocks when they are young and slowly ...

I've been investing a lot in foreign stocks. Gold is obviously a great hedge against falling currency values, but it isn't a productive investment. It may go up in price, but it doesn&#...

Yeah sure, you could buy oil futures. A futures contract is a type of derivative instrument where two parties agree to transact a set of physical commodities (say oil) for future delivery at a part...

For long term invest put your money to a portfolio with ETF (Exchange Traded Funds)