Risk Free System

t3h asked:


I’m looking for something in detail, ways to invest with a limited amount of risk. I prefer to invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, CDs, real estate, and possibly other areas, and I’m wondering is there something close to a formula (percentage of each type) that will work best for someone who only wants to put in about 20 hours per week on the work associated with the investments.

Aileen

d_duimovochka asked:


I live in Canada and I think the economy here is well. Now I am planning on buying and flipping a house for the first time. Would it be better to buy a house or condo? Also if I pay downpayment on a house/condo that is still under construction, and then decide to withdraw from the transaction, are there any risks involved? When the house/condo is complete and the value has gone up or down, will I always get all my money (downpayment) back if I decide to sell? And in terms of returns, what is the median percentage I could expect to make flipping the house/condo in let’s say a year?

Josie

usa_jcrew68 asked:


I want to become wealthy by working smarter not harder.

I came up with 7 things that the super-wealthy do on a regular basis:

Low risk investments
Frugality
Keep cash reserves
Invest in stocks
Invest in bonds
Invest in real estate
They take risks

Can you name anything else?

Davon