|
|
| *Home>>>Money Investment |
What have you spent way too much money on? |
Clothes, poor investments, restaurants, vehicles, electronics, just shopping, etc. I spent thirty dollars on a shirt one time, and now i look at it and wonder what i was thinking when i bought it. Besides that, about a hundred dollars in lame magic tricks. CDs drugs... uh... yeah, poor investments! electronics and shopping (clothes, shoes, misc) gadgets (as in electronic stuff) Online video gaming. Food. ummmmm... :) Shopping--clothes, shoes, accessories. I believe that at one time I was addicted. Restaurants would have to be the next in line. I have spent too much money on computers, computer games and music. I sit in my home office looking at all my money catching dust. |
| Tags |
| Online Business Offshore Investment Mutual Fund Money Market Funds Money Investment Managed Fund Make Money Low Risk Investment Long Term Investment |
| Related information |
hold them as long as possible.... ...$1500 may not seem like a lot, but think compounding. If you can find something that returns 10-15% a year, that $1500 will be worth around $100k in 30 years. Rather than investing your money now, ... Since you have that much money, any interest in high risk or aggressive growth is really unnecessary. I would go for 100% safe guaranteed investments even if they produce lower expected returns. ... From what I understand, there is at least one book, "Trading for Dummies" OR "Stocks for Dummies" or one of those ". . . for Dummies" books. These ARE THE books I w... Both you and your spouse can contribute to an IRA. The maximum amount of the contribution for 2007 (which, ironically, you have until April 15, 2008 to make) is the amount of your compensation in ... Check out this site..... Its most likely the best source on the internet for your question.. ... Found the following link as first hit for 'national statistics net worth UK 2006' I can't be bothered to trawl through it (I expect it's main aim is to allow good old Gordon... As a single mother with limited income and no prior experience, you do not want to go out and buy individual shares. You will almost certainly lose your money. If you have at least $1000 to inve... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |