I can show you a fixed income investment opportunity with 11-13% PA return with paymetns made monthly straight to your banking institution...
first payment in 30 days from your start up date
[QUOTEhahahaha^..^=]I can show you a fixed income investment opportunity with 11-13% PA return with paymetns made monthly straight to your banking institution...
first payment in 30 days from your start up date
All 100% securitized
Canadian based
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I can show you a fixed income investment opportunity with 11-13% PA return with paymetns made monthly straight to your banking institution...
first payment in 30 days from your start up date
25% gold you keep on hand
25% growth mutual fund like "calamos growth fund A"
25% money market with a broker like raymond james which payes 4% right now
25% corporate class A bonds or a bond fund like the pimco harbor bond fund, or go into US bonds.
Talk to a financial advisor.
this formula above makes me great returns and has great saftey involved. its what you call a permenant portfolio.
if you're really scared of risk you could do a certificate of deposit. it doesnt pay much but its more than what you're getting. i invest in real estate myself.
actually CDs are paying about that, 1.5% right now, so that's not going to help him.
Look around international banks, mostly European banks. Their %'s are a lot better than US banks.
Also, Scotiabank Inverlat, a Canadian bank with offices in Mexico, has currently a 7.5% offer for 21 days, renewable in 21 day increments indefinitely. Minimum investment is 5K.
[QUOTEhahahaha^..^=]I can show you a fixed income investment opportunity with 11-13% PA return with paymetns made monthly straight to your banking institution...
first payment in 30 days from your start up date
I still like my concept I've been using for 7 years
25% gold you keep on hand in a safe or safety deposit box
25% growth mutual fund like "calamos growth fund A"
25% money market with a broker like raymond james which payes 4% right now
25% corporate class A bonds or a bond fund like the pimco harbor bond fund, or go into US bonds.
Talk to a financial advisor.
this formula above makes me great returns and has great saftey involved. its what you call a permenant portfolio.
Sorry, but right now, unless you are doing long term investing, real estate is very risky.
That one is funny. The world is not limited to USA. Open your mind to Global Real Estate.... as you do with global internet domain names. 40-80%/year is possible and very secure.
And even in USA... there are projects that guarantee 10% annually on top of the building plus value.
"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die." -Hunter S. Thompson
That one is funny. The world is not limited to USA. Open your mind to Global Real Estate.... as you do with global internet domain names. 40-80%/year is possible and very secure.
And even in USA... there are projects that guarantee 10% annually on top of the building plus value.
There is no free lunch with investing, higher returns almost always = higher risk and/or more work...
Myst, my day job consistst of debt consolidation, home refinancing and investments .. if you're in louisiana or texas I can get you anywhere from 4.5% to 7% on various CDs
are you for real? lot of people of @ your level don't try to make little money. i think you are a fake. apology to all my friends. but i think this one is not for real. john. i ain't some shy guy.
You could invest the money in second mortgages. The interest rates are usually 13%-20% (depending on the risk of the deal) but the beautiful thing is they are secured by a building, so if the borrower defaults you have a very good chance of owning the building (you can offer to buy out the first mortgage, then sell the building), PLUS you can charge high lenders fees, i.e. $2000-$5000 per deal
Hi, can you explain what the term "second mortgage" means? From a quick search on the web it seems to be borrowing cash against the equity in your property, but it's an additional loan and not necessarily through the same lender. Is that right?
(Just trying to figure out if it has another name in AU )
I'm gonna give you some god options so listen up..
If you want to go for 10% return you are gonna have to put it into stocks or funds which = more risk.
So here are some very safe options, virtually no risk.
1. Open a CDARS account with a bank. They can FDIC insure up to $20million. They do it by spreading your funds across a network of banks, but you only have one account so it is very consilated. They are currently paying 4%. However you will have to pay taxes on the interest earned. Another plus is no broker fees or bank fees. Only downfall is you have to leave the money in a CD, but can go as short as 4 weeks which is nice. If you go longer you can get more than 4%. Also the rate keeps going up.
2. State or government bonds. You can buy several of the at like $25k, or dump $100k into a couple. These pay a lower percentage around 3%, but they are tax free so you actually make more than something paying 4-4.5%. Brokers can see you these and they make pretty much no money on them, or at least they don't charge you but get kick backs from the state or city govs I believe. These have 30 day cycles, which is nothing.
3. If you want to take more risk look at American Funds, they have been around forever and outperfom the S&P. I think they did about 14% last year.
I hear US treasuries and bonds will do well over the next couple years too.
That one is funny. The world is not limited to USA. Open your mind to Global Real Estate.... as you do with global internet domain names. 40-80%/year is possible and very secure.
And even in USA... there are projects that guarantee 10% annually on top of the building plus value.
LOL, I was referring to the US market obviously.
But what you are saying violates the basic principals of investment. Higher the returns higher the risks.
I have to get the current traffic on that, but for example let's use the figure you said of 2K per day. On a PPC page with one of the top aggregators you should be able to earn about $100 per day on that which works out to an annual income of $36,000 on your property.
That works out to a 29% annual ROI on income alone. When you factor in the annual domain value appreciation that ROI figure doubles.
If if you cut the numbers in half you're still at 15% and 15%.
But what you are saying violates the basic principals of investment. Higher the returns higher the risks.
No... that's the popular mentality.
"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die." -Hunter S. Thompson
Company is same sector as VFC which, if you follow the candian markets you would know just got bought out by TD bank last week for $360 million - it was the biggest jump (and news) on the TSX last week. The industry is soaring thanks to this validation of the sector.
equity offering is RRSP eligible with federally registered certificates issued.
debt investment is a nice conservative & safe place to put funds
dude my advice is to invest in realestates go to some bulgarian property site and see the offers they are much to come ofcourse and the market in bulgaria is just starting to expand.
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