The two answers above are good answers. If you plan to use your funds in the next few years -- for example for college -- bank deposits are safe and yield a decent return. If you want to take o...

you could do things like that at that age? wow, i didn't know that.

Most restaurants and supermarkets have regular suppliers. Before you go into the chicken business, check around and see if there's a market. If you're planning on raising chicken to s...

You can also buy goverment bonds from any broker, either new issues or secondary market. FYI: A treasury Bond has a maturity of 10 to 30years; a Note has a maturity of one to 10 years; a Bill has ...

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For someone who wishes to begin with $250 American Funds is the answer. $250 to open an account and additions can be made in $25 increments. That is about the littlest I know of. Here is a link....

If you are willing to take some risk, you could invest in a corporate bond fund. Lehman Brothers Aggregate Bond fund has a 10-year average annual return of better than 6%. It is not as risky as sto...

My advice is to get a qualified broker. Find a broker that makes their money by making you money. (Say 1.5% of the profit you make) Large brokerage firms have analysts that study stocks and trends...

Mutual funds are made to order for you. There are a variety to choose from with minimum initial investments from about $250 upto about $2500. Subsequent investment amounts are much much less. $25...

Try to save in a recurring account in a bank or post. There are piggy banks where you pay a small fixed amount in the bank every day for a certain amount of time like 1 or 3 years, then you can put...

If you buy three Sony Playstation 3 and sell them on Ebay you will have more money in a week.

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Yes. Your situation lends very much toward a product called a 529 Plan. I know it's a goofy name, but it's named after a tax code that says, that money in the plan can grow tax free whe...

I agree with Joseph, buying savings bonds or CD's would be a waste. You can find plenty of diversified mutual funds out there. Go with a no-load, meaning they don't take any commiss...

I am 14 i have 鈧?000 euro i want to invest it .... i'm impressed invest in stock certificate of deposit or precious metals as was listed above... spend or re-invest the dividen...