I want more return than the lousy savings account!!!!!!!
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I've been investing in Stocks, Bonds, Cash (CD's & Savings) for years based on an "Asset Allocation" that I'm comfortable with. In stock funds I run the whole nine yards;\nI have money in Large Cap funds, Mid Cap funds, Small Cap funds and Internatational Funds. Sometimes I'll overweigh my portfolio by 5% in something like banks, health care, energy etc.  We use a lot of ETF's to even out the portfolio.\n\nBottom line: Take some time, read a few books on investing. You don't have to become an expert. Understand what you're invested in and adjust your portfolio as your "time horizon" changes and as different funds are favored or not favored (taking gains from the performing funds & putting them in the "unfavored" (at that time)........\n\nGood luck!
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Im in the same boat as you. I have bad credit and debit. I for me figure get a 2ed job pay off all my bills save save save then try for a loan when the bank sees no more debit you have a better chance. I'm starting a business now, well it's already in the books but need more money to fund it.
115334
You can use a savings or checking account if you want. Go to eBay and search for what you what you want or something close to what you want to sell to see how much they are asking for it then go from there.
197523
Invest the money in a high yield savings account.
11593
Ha ha ha.  I like that!  Think I'll try it at my local bank.  lol!
147707
try Gartex group http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/GarTex/
99275
get a friggin loan like everyone else you GD loser...\n\nHey everyone!!! for no reason what so ever I would like you all to send me $50... please, please, pretty please!!!!
38031
It seems you now have some money (Perhaps you won the lottery or a relative left you some money) it is very wise to make more money with the money you know have (This is harder than it seems) It all depends on your age, your debts, the amount you have and of course the risks you want to take or the money you want to make. Drop me a line if you need more help.
532175
Refinance for a better interest rate.
194569
This depends onthe bank and savings acct you open.  Most compound interest daily but either pay it monthly or quarterly.  It sounds like a money market acct may be a good option for you, the interest rates are generally higher than traditional savings accts and do require a larger initial deposit.  READ THE TERMS AND FINE PRINT FIRST!!\n\nWhat you mean about returns on investments,I am not sure... banks do not handle and pay on brokerage accounts if that is what you are referring to..
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I heard if you put 1 mil in a savings account, you get a much higher interest rate, like 10%.  So I would put it in the bank and live off the interest.
389427
Why cant you have a garage sale or even sell some things on ebay? I dont think taking out a bank loan is worth it because you are then going to be stuck with the interest and the loan payback when you return.
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This is absolutely not your best option!!! TRUST ME, I KNOW!!! Mutual funds are always the way to go but if you are looking to make your money grow fast....invest in CHEESE. The 2nd richest man next to Bill Gates is a cheese man. last year their stocks split almost 2 a month. I did and by the end of last year I was very very wealthy!!!! I'm 26 and finacially have the resources to retire and live comfortably until I'm 85 and never work another day in my life. AINT LIFE GRAND!!!!!
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Call my friend Gary Coleman over at 800 Cash Call.  He'll put $10,000.00 in your checking account in less than 24 hours.  Payments???  About $200.00 a month.  Even you could afford that!  Make the call, get the cash.... tell the credit card people to take a hike, you have money!
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the U S government will do better than that. They will give you a 5% return annually even though they have not made any money in I do not know how long.  They are sort of a ponzi, I think. They keep borrowing more money to pay off those from whom they previously borrowed money.
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First, whatever you save, don't take out for whim purchases (try to keep it to true, true emergencies).  Keep putting in as much as you can afford and when you get your tax refunds back in April/May (based on your salary, I'd say you'd be due for a refund from the IRS and perhaps your state too), don't spend that money, save it (as you never has access to the money in the first place).\n\nGMAC Bank (primarily online, FDIC insured) offers 5.16% interest on their Money Market Accounts (MMA) with roughly a 5.25% Annual Yield (this varies as they change up their interest rate when the Feds do).  They won't slash your interest after six months (or after a certain period of time) although you need to keep a Daily Average of $500+ with them.  It's also a great vehicle to prevent spending since you get charged $10 for every withdrawal over the limit of three (3) you make in a month although you're free to deposit as much as you like whenever you like.  You can set-up automatic bank-transfers and direct deposit very easily.
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i think ING has a high yeild savings account that pays like 5%.  look into that