i dont have money to loose,but have the fullest interest to earn.how do i get started?
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Forex is a very risky venture, where mere inexperience can cause you an entire loss of your funds. Through reading,practise and more practise, you will slowly get the hang of it. Heres are intros on articles that very much suit a beginner in your position!\n\nThe forex market can be a daunting arena for new traders; and for some, simply not knowing simple concepts means huge losses. So it is important to learn forex concepts that are important in trading successfully. As you learn these forex concepts you may find some concepts familiar while others foreign. All it takes is a bit of effort and determination to master a few basic fundamental concepts of forex trading.\n\nThis is just a short intro i copied and pasted. There are around 15+ helpful articles for beginners in the links below.
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Consider a bank certificate of deposit.  You won't make a ton money, but it is secure and you can get your money after a year (or a few months because you pick the length of time) Should be able to get around 4.50%
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Do a short term certificate of deposit (CD) account available at most banks. You won't yield as much as you could if you put it in for 1-5 years but more than you would had you not invested it at all. Put it in a CD for 3 months (I don't know how quick you mean when you say the fastest way). Its a safe investment and you will yield money.
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Write down how much you spend and subtract it from how much you make, that'll tell you how much you have left over for savings and such. Apply more of that left over money towards whatever payments you have untill they are paid off. You'll save more in not paying interest than you would earn if you just had a savings account. Don't spend above your means, either.
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Try your bank. That is always a good place to start.
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first, start with how much money you have, then find the rate, and the time\n\nfor example:\nI have $20,000, at a rate of 12% for 36 months. The interest would be $20,000 times .12 times 36.
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it will double with 18% interest in four years.  Lots of ways to do it, none are guaranteed.  Try paper trading in the futures market for a while and see if you have a knack for it.  That's a good way actually, as long as you aren't a gambler type and you keep your goals realistic.
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start investing systematically in mutual funds, over the next 10 to 20 years you'll make a helluva a lot more there than you will in a savings account, it just won't happen overnight
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The greater the potential return, the greater the potential loss. There is no magic formula that will insure that you will make the most money. Anyone who claims they can make you the most money--is someone you should run from. \nSometimes the way to make the most money is simply to avoid loosing money. \nThe global economy is more fragile than than we are led to believe. \nI suggest a conservative, diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, cash, timber REITS, and precious metals. (You can invest in precious metals through an exchange traded fund like CEF or GLD.)\nSeries I savings bonds are an excellent choice if you are investing taxable money, as you don't have to pay taxes on them until you redeem them. \nNote that taxes and transaction fees can really eat away at your gains. Seek to minimize them.
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You will probably want something with the lowest interest rates. Here's a good place to look:\n\nhttp://www.lowcards.com/
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List your income.  Then subtract necessary expenses - shelter (rent/mortgage, utilities - gas, water, electricity, not cell phone, satellite, internet), food, clothing, transportation (gas, insurance, NOT auto loan), and emergency fund savings (more on this later).  Do you have money left over?  If yes, go on.  If no, you need to get a second job or do something (yard sale, eBay) to get more money.\n\nNext subtract discretionary expenses - life insurance (needed if you have dependents, not so important if you don't), auto repairs (oil changes, registration), home maintenance and repairs (if you own), cable/satellite, internet, cell phone.  Do you still have money?  Then keep going.  If no, is there anything you can cross off this list (cell phone, internet)?  Now do you have money left?  If so, keep going.\n\nFinally we get to debts - auto loans, credit cards.  List these in order from SMALLEST BALANCE to largest.  Put the minimum on everything except the smallest, and everything you have left on the smallest.  If you get to this point and the money's gone, you need to start making some calls.  Start with the credit cards - see if you can work out a deal for smaller payments or skipping payments for two months.  You may have to talk to a manager, but if you call before they start calling you, they're much more likely to work with you because it shows you WANT to pay.  Don't let them tell you what you need to pay - only YOU know what you can afford.\n\nDo you have an auto loan?  Could you sell the car, pay off the loan and get something CHEAP with the money left over, or are you upside down?  Either way, consider selling the car.  If you're upside down, paying off a part is easier than paying off the whole thing.\n\nAbout that emergency fund in savings - ALWAYS have money in savings for emergencies (like getting fired).  Bad things WILL happen (especially when you're down), so it's better to be prepared for them.\n\nI hope this helps.  If I can be of any more assistance, let me know.
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Ask you bank for a line of credit. The interest rate is cheaper than a credit card. Otherwise consolidate all your debt to give you a smaller monthly payment.
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Try one but limit you balance.  If you spend $500 a month on gas, food, entertainment, have one with that limit.  Pay it off monthly.  DO NOT RIDE BALANCES!  That is the biggest problem people have in controlling their spending.\n\nThis way you can reserve many items by having a CC.  But a debit can work also.  \n\nYou don't have to have a CC if you choose to live below you means.  It takes serious control not to overspend with one.  \n\nTry an experiment to prove it.  Pay for everything with a CC for one month, and then pay for everything with cash the next.  You will see how different it is charging vs seeing your money leave your hand.  Being debt free is a mindset.\n\nGood Luck!
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Setup an orange savings account at ingdirect.com, and arrange it so that a certain dollar amount is transferred to that account, from your existing checking acount, every payday. Treat this as if it is a bill you are paying, rather than an optional thing to do with your money. It's a philosphy called "paying yourself first", and it's a lifetime practice you can use not only for a downpayment, but also for college savings for your future kids, or for your retirement nest egg.
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Avoid the cash till payday loans like the plague!  These are nothing more than legal loan sharks. \n\nInstead, look for ways to make extra money yourself.  For example,\n\n1) cut your cable tv\n2) sell something\n3) get a part-time job\n4) increase your withholdings (ensure that you don't go overboard or you'll owe the IRS).\n\nWhatever your situation is, ask yourself a different question.  For example, if you need $500 in a week, simply ask yourself "how can I get $500 in a week?".  Begin to brainstorm ideas.  \n\nI hope this helps.\n\nScott.....
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Rent a cheap apartment for a little while. During that time, save some money for a downpayment on a home. The more money you put down, the more money you'll save in the long run. The best bet is to get a 15 year, fixed rate. You'll save thousands of dollars in just interest alone.
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Can't makes much off of that, the best investment you can make is by investing in a micro cap mutual fund, but even then your only gonna make 20% a year or so.