I’ve came into about 250k in an inheritance. I’m interesting in doing some kind of investing with 60-100k of it.
Any advice on what I should do with it?
I plan on seeing a financial adviser or an investment adviser, but I just wanted some ideas on what to talk to him/her about.

 

  • NONYA 8:58 am on December 7, 2009

    Find a charity where you can get a non cash kickback, and deduct 100% of the donation, and bargain it to the best you can.

  • Jason 8:58 am on December 7, 2009

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  • Sean Roberts 8:58 am on December 7, 2009

    My advice would be to look for an adviser whom you pay by the hour, does not receive any commission on the investments which you make, and is not associated with any investment firm.. If you go to a investment firm such as Merrill Lynch, the brokers are paid a commission. The brokers’ loyalty is to the investment firm and to themselves. You are a distant third. They will sell you whatever gives them the greatest commission.

    You might also want to read a couple of primers on investing such as "Investing for Dummies". Please don’t be offended. "For Dummies" is a publishing company. This is an excellent primer on investing.

  • ownhost 8:58 am on December 7, 2009

    Sree Sakthi Paper Mills
    BSE: 532701
    The promotor are try to increase their stake to 76% from present 52.4% to enable them to raise capital in near future retaining the major shares

    At Current market price of Rs 15.70 the share trades at 7.7x the eps of 2.2 for 2008-09 and 6 x the expected EPS 2.6 for 2009-10

    The company is expected rake in around Rs 90 crore from market shortly by way of right issue / QIB placement to the tune of additional 1.65 crore share at a price to be decided by valuer appointed.
    For funding the hydro power projects being implemented by the company

    WARNING : Do not be greedy and do not invest more than Rs. 25000/-

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