Where to invest your money?
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mutual funds, some banks in my country provide this service and some marketplace too
its really save to invest
its really save to invest
Maybe some cryptos but you would take risk...
i would like to know where to invest too
bitcoin
Probably real estate..
But buying givt. Treasury bonds is very safe.
But buying givt. Treasury bonds is very safe.
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First of all, you need to start with amount: how much can you invest at all?
probably in crypto yeah
Something I do off and on that earns quite a bit of revenue every month is reselling sneakers and clothes. Only limited or highly discounted designer clothing is where the moneys at, it’s a simple ship to stock x to make 50-1000 in under 2 weeks, with about 10 mins of work throughout those 2 weeks.... DM if you would like some resources on getting educated on this and a few other low risk high reward investments I have found/ am in progress of doing
crpto is a really good start
Spread it everywhere, least in Crypto.
BTC
You can invest Cryptocurrency through many platforms online
This is a good idea!!! If you're serious about a decent return without a learning curve. I do the same thing, but I'd include anything you can buy low and sell high.
Here's an example or two...
One thing I do is look at posts on FB Marketplace and Craigslist (yes the list is still viable in my area) where people are looking for specific things to buy.
Most of the time they are just too lazy to look through posts on their own.
So I....
1.) Find someone selling what they're looking for pretty cheap.
2.) Make sure it's still available.
3.) Tack on extra
4.) Sell it to them at a higher price.
Another thing I've done is look for sales at Lowe's and Home Depot for things like DeWalt 4 Packs and other brand name power tools. When they're half off $200 or so I can sell them all day at $400 brand new in box.
Electronics are the same, deep discounts on TVs and Laptops and you can sell them for double.
Never underestimate other people's laziness
A few tips...
1.) When buying your items at stores like Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart, etc... make sure to get a gift receipt.
A lot of people are wary of buying stolen items, so offering a receipt with your item almost always guarantees the deal and a gift receipt doesn't have the sale price on it lol.
2.) Never buy the item before you sell it... Unless it's too good to pass up and you know you'll sell it.
3.) Some people are desperate to sell their items... an example around here is drug addicts selling iPads for 100 bucks, game consoles and other expensive consumer electronics their parents bought them at deep discounts.
I always grab those deals because who wouldn't.
When you're ready to invest 50-100,000.00 think insurance and commission. Find a new agent, offer to split commissions and you can add 5-20,000.00 to your investment overnight.
Rinse and repeat and money makes money....
Just my 2cents....
Cheers,
BackInDaMatrix
