I have $150,000 available to me, I already have my own house, I work in a bank (and understand investing very well). I'm in my early 20's.
I know I can get an average of around 10% pa return if I invest in a specific share portfolio (which I have access too), but I want to think outside the box and see what also is possible.
I don?t want to screw up this opportunity to possibly make it rich, and getting 10% pa return on these funds isn?t going to be anything at all like what want.
I've thought about spending some serious hours coming up with a new business idea, most self made millionaires are entrepreneurs that started their own business with a new good or service.
Real estate is an option... you can get a 10%pa return on property, which is not what I'm after... but you can get a lot more if you renovate or expand. To buy another house would see me paying big loan costs which I would rather not do right now.
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02-28-2007, 07:21 PM #1
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I've got $150k and want to make millions. Ideas?
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Here is what I would have done.
Pay off my mortgage, or if no mortgage, buy a 2nd house. If no 1st house, than buy a 1st house. Than work and save as much as possible while investing into some nice Bonds, and Mutual funds with lower risk/lower return. After all of that, sell one of your properties, (The one that made you least amount of money) and cash out and buy some 5,10,20 year bonds. Retire at 55, and your basically finished.
If you try and become a millionare, your gonna end up flat broke and on your ass. You can't spell right, how do you expect to make any right investment choices?
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02-28-2007, 09:09 PM #21
You could buy a franchise. Franchises are a lot less risky than starting a business from scratch, and you'll learn more about business from your experience. And you could always sell it if it doesn't go too good. You could also start a business from scratch like a club or a bar or something. Another thing you can do, and I think this is the best idea, you can invest all your money into cell-tech.
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02-28-2007, 09:15 PM #24
You sure you want to look into stocks?
I mean, just yesterday the Chinese stock index nearly crashed and thus bringing down the U.S. and other world stock indexes as well... it was a scary day for Wall Street. Even Greenspan hinted at a recession.
I don't know, but I'd be careful where I put my money right now.
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02-28-2007, 09:17 PM #25
Average rate of return of the S&P 500 for the last 30 years is 12%. Put the $150k in an S&P 500 mutual fund and it should grow to $1 million in 17 years, barring any nuclear holocaust.
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