Any ideas? I am not a wealthy guy, I probably only have maybe $800,000 to my name. I am looking for slow and conservative investments that pay a nominal yield, maybe 7% a year.
Help, serious thread no flames.
Any ideas? I am not a wealthy guy, I probably only have maybe $800,000 to my name. I am looking for slow and conservative investments that pay a nominal yield, maybe 7% a year.
Help, serious thread no flames.
Do some research, you can handle it on your own.
Check out Tony Robbins money book.
Read blogs and books from guys like Tim Ferrris and James Altucher.
Check out wealthfront.com and take their risk assessment quiz.
There is a wealth of free information out there.
Peace,
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Only 800k?
If you have no business sense, dont invest in ANY sort of business. You most likely will get rolled. Keep continuing to do what made you that money in the first place and invest and real estate and stocks. Again, do NOT invest in any business ventures unless you are good at it. Your relatives "kick ass" restaurant idea will not work out.
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You should buy some property in somewhere with a booming housing market I would suggest Perth, Western Australia. Then you should keep the rest safe in an off sure bank account, possibly in the Cayman Islands.
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I hear some guy is giving 10% on OPC Pineapple, sounds legit.
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7% and conservative don't exist anymore. How old are you? Did you earn that money or inherit it?
Lol bottomset.
You've gone from $200k liquid to $275k liquid to $325k liquid in less than 2 years.
Why do you need investment advice? Just wait a while and you'll be $400k liquid by Christmas.
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Thanks for those that offered the advice. I get it, $325,000 (CASH) is not a lot in the grand scheme of things. But its a lot to me. Any more serious help is much appreciated. Trolls, please stop, Larry Laffer can give you your poison, stop by his threads.
well ryancare is soon to be a very real thing, so you mayyy want that money handy to pay insurance premiums/deductibles.
unless, of course, you have statistically freakish vitals, then you're good/invest in the prison-industrial complex.
Really can't get a good answer without knowing more details. How old are you? How long until retirement? You married, any kids? This all you have to your name? What's the other ~$400K in? You have a job? Pension? Where do you live now and want to live in retirement?
A 65 year old single guy living in Jupiter Florida with a paid off house I'd tell you to leave it in a checking account and to spend it one early bird at a time while you enjoy not working.
A 30 year old with 2 kids living in San Jose I'd say go to Macu and hope for the best over a long weekend.
Buy the ETF RSP.
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