How would you advise to invest $100,000.00 with the highest return and the lowest risk of loss? This money is a significant portion of my nest egg. Thanks.
Better safe than sorry, so it would be the lowest risk of loss.
My advice: take [-]$50[/-] $100 and buy [-]a couple of[/-] several investment books. Don't do anything with the remaining $99,900 until you educate yourself.
How would you advise to invest $100,000.00 with the highest return and the lowest risk of loss? This money is a significant portion of my nest egg. Thanks.
Might be time to start looking for a full-time job.Any comments!
J-O-B, where you work for an income. I say that based on these posts from last year:A full time WHAT!
I am very stressed out at work and I want to retire NOW. I am 49 years old. My investments will bring in about $1000 a month.
Half of the income is generated by a fixed immediate annuity, and the other half will be invested in a T. Rowe Price GNMA fund.
A job is the answer.
I know I didn't paint a very pretty picture, but then I'm no Rembrandt...I was afraid that you would say that...
I know I didn't paint a very pretty picture, but then I'm no Rembrandt...
Fidelity's GNMA fund is where my most conservative, non-cash, dollars reside. It varies very little. If you don't like that, and who knows what the future will bring to GNMA's, then you're looking at online savings accounts or CD's.
If you really need this to work for you, you might also look at an immediate annuity as a longer term solution. Easier on your nerves.
I know I didn't paint a very pretty picture, but then I'm no Rembrandt...
I know I didn't paint a very pretty picture, but then I'm no Rembrandt...
I was going to write something along the same lines. Maybe $50k in CDs and $50k in SPIAs?
How would you advise to invest $100,000.00 with the highest return and the lowest risk of loss? This money is a significant portion of my nest egg. Thanks.