• Mike 7:10 pm on October 14, 2009

    1. real estate (unless you have a lot of time on your hands or a partner who does you may want to avoid this)

    2. GIC’s (Guaranteed Investment Certificates- no going wrong with these, things like government bonds, they return the principle as well as interest but are not very competitive or aggressive)

    3. Mutual funds (trust your money with a professional or even a few different ones by diversifying among many different funds)

  • vampirefromoldcountry 7:10 pm on October 14, 2009

    1. property house or houses or land
    2. bank cd’s except that they are low interest these days
    3. stocks for me that would be apple computers, bank of america ,goldman sachs,jp morgan,and wells fargo . Warning stay away from mutual Funds most are rippoffs.

  • BuffettCapitalists.com 7:10 pm on October 14, 2009

    In the coming years, I’d recommend stable, divident paying companies, high quality bonds and emerging markets.

  • Tim 7:10 pm on October 14, 2009

    Depending on the current age of the person:

    Below 40 years: take on more risky investment as this group has more time to accumulate wealth. Stocks: Buy individual stocks for trading or use a buy and hold strategy. Insurance policy: Look for an endowment policy that allows in the participation of the company’s profits. Forex: Learn how to make money on foreign exchange.

    40 years and above: You can’t take on too much risk. Use money that you can afford to lose. Indices / Indexes / Mutual funds / Exchange Traded Funds: These comprises a basket of stocks or funds. Risk is spread out through all the different stocks found in such instruments. A fall or rise in its price would not be as drastic as individual shares. Look at bonds also.

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