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Anyone good investment ideas?
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james d
I dont mean major money to start off with, but I often find it amazing when I hear about people starting with penny’s and further down the line end up millionaires.
I dont mean major money to start off with, but I often find it amazing when I hear about people starting with penny’s and further down the line end up millionaires.
Richard Branson is a good example.
Obviously the property market is a way of tryingt o invest money, but i was wondering if anyone had any good ideas of how to start off investing, with very little, slowly building it up, without buying into property.
Also, without becoming another Del-boy or drug dealer haha.
Let me hear your views please.
Has anyone made any money from investing?
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Stocks. Open a brokerage account. There are some sites like Zecco that do not require a minimum investment but id recommend starting with around 1,000. Then just research stocks. buy 1-2 stocks. Up small percent, sell, take the gains and now you have 1,300 in capital to invest. The more capital you have, the more money you make.
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Hello,
I have invested in my friend’s business and now I am getting guaranteed 40% annual interest. You may email me for more information.
Don’t invest in stocks. It’s too risky.
I wish you success!
investments are good if you do not have any dept. OR your debt interest is less than your investment interest.
Get rid of ALL credit card debt.
You can find 10 – 12 % investments with little risk but need capital to get into those investments.
Whatever you invest in, make sure you have a “gut” feeling about it. You believe in it. If you are second guessing yourself, it is not a good investment. Plenty of Options. The way things are going these days, I would say invest in the Euro!
My wife and I have made a lot of money from investing, although we have been lucky enough to have good jobs that provided funds for investing, plus it took a long time to mount up since I am a long-term investor and not a speculator.
The sure way to become a millionaire is in long-term investing anyway — forget day-trading or other get-rich-quick schemes. Studies show that most day-traders lose money and quit. But if you take a long-term approach, if you start saving $286 per month at age 25, you can be a millionaire by 65. Save more, get richer faster.
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If you don’t have a lot of money, shares really isn’t the right place to start. You want to build up a decent amount of money before developing a high risk investment strategy.
Richard Branson would be described as a businessman or entrepreneur, rather than an investor. I believe he started off by selling records, and then expanded the empire from there. However, I recall watching a TV programme about either Branson, or some other high profile millionaire, where it was described how he faced bankrupcy at one point, and his father was generous enough to pay him off. So he had two chances of success, and the second time he was successful. Maybe it changes your perception of life when you realise that success or failure is as much down to chance as it is to skill. Like playing monopoly – sometimes you win, sometimes you don’t. But you can’t say why you win or lose, you’re just lucky!
So there are some investments where you might win, or you might lose, and dabbling with them is a valid investment strategy, PROVIDED you don’t put all your money in high risk investments. I would urge you to consider a more slow-but-sure approach. Savings accounts, bonds etc. and when you feel you have some money you can afford to lose, that’s the money you should invest in shares.
So, to help you get to that point, since savings accounts don’t give great returns, I’ll recommend Zopa. They’ve recently launched in the US after having success in the UK. They allow you to lend money to individuals with good credit ratings, which cuts out the banks, so you get to keep all the interest.
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I’ve been using this for nearly a year in the UK, and am getting very good returns. I’m very happy with it. Have a look and see what you think.
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