Risk Free System

investor asked:


there is too much investment program online and i dont know witch on to trust.

Mauricio

masadaz asked:


Is there an investment that will give you good intrests at very low risk for 1,000,000 USD?

Scott

chopstix asked:


OK. So I started putting money into my 401k less than a year ago and don’t know too much about it. I’m already down -1k, 25% loss on my investment. I have 7 different investments right now and I noticed that only 3 of them have dividends and interest.

Should I only use the ones that return dividends and interest?

Also, should I switch my investment to low risk ones since stocks are obviously going down? I don’t see it rebounding within the next year or two.

I don’t know too much about this stuff so I’m sorry if my questions are stupid.

Micheal

Sinnistergrin asked:


I can get 6 to 7 % through CD’s at my credit union, just wondering if anyone knew of any other good investments that may have higher returns at low risk. Thanks,

Sergio

char572003 asked:


I want something that is a low-risk investment if that’s possible.

Colt

PeachD asked:


I know the economy is floundering right now, and I don’t want a high-risk investment. I’m willing to accept a lower return on an investment that’s also low-risk…. I just don’t know where to start. Thank you!

Jakob

jayy50 asked:


hey i just wanted to know if its possible to start a low risk investment fund where investors only invest what they can afford to lose as i have a few projects lined up that are unique so the market is not yet established so the project can either be successful or fail, any info will be a great help to me

Kelvin

Ugz asked:


i.e. Minimal capital investment and quick start up time.

Justine

Siege asked:


I have a club promotions company and my friends are wanting to get involved by investing. I know the higher return is better:), but what is a decent return for a low risk opportunity?

Natalia

larey asked:


My MIL is going to give my daughter money for her “bank” for Christmas. Instead of just putting this money into her little piggy bank, I would like to invest it in something (like a bond). She will be giving her around $100 so it won’t be much and I’d like it to mature in 18-20 years (when my daughter will be college age). My grandparents did this for me and when my CAT bond matured I had 5K to put towards my first house (of course, I’m sure they put more money down then this). Thanks.
I was hoping to avoid stocks. I was looking for something that was secure…

Carson