Where's the Safest Place to Invest your Money?

a reply to: starfoxxx

No he's not free. He receives 3% commission on the initial investment. He also has free access to attorneys that have dealings with their financial business.

He has a degree in finance and is the supervisor of the financial investment company that he works for. He loses me sometimes when he starts talking about the details of my investments.

I met with his boss a number of times and he thinks very highly of him. He says he spends a lot of time watching the market fluctuations and says he never has to look over his financial documents for clients because they're always explained in detail and done very well.

originally posted by: WeRpeons
a reply to: starfoxxx

No he's not free. He receives 3% commission on the initial investment. He also has free access to attorneys that have dealings with their financial business.

He has a degree in finance and is the supervisor of the financial investment company that he works for. He loses me sometimes when he starts talking about the details of my investments.

I met with his boss a number of times and he thinks very highly of him. He says he spends a lot of time watching the market fluctuations and says he never has to look over his financial documents for clients because they're always explained in detail and done very well.

Good to get a little feed back from others...

I just would not want some unsuspecting viewers of this thread to take ANY of this as financial advice
it is just opinions

Stock market has always been bad to me. A rental house is a long term 20 + year retirement account. However, you will endure a ton of hard work and heck from the renters. The money won't be spent up, except more of yours invested to pay the rent sometimes yourself, and the annual fix ups. Eliminate non paying renters the first time they don't pay on the sixth of the month, file to evict them and put a re rent sign in the front yard that day too. Trust no one. Make late fee hefty so they pay the rent on time. Present them with a rental payment coupon booklet, and laminate the house rules and post in the kitchen panty. Screen renters very carefully, pick your house out in a rental area. This is the hardest way to invest and it can be he!!

My wallet. I can give a 1,000,000,000,000% guarantee....


Of absolutely no return!

Sound fantastic? PM me for information and a quick bank transfer!

I can't afford to invest money I buy fishing and hunting gear. If the markets collapse at least I won't starve.

a reply to: WeRpeons

If you're talking about cash that you have on hand..

Property - buy low, refurbish and sell/rent.

If you're talking about stock, the best by far is farmland. It doesn't depreciate and there is always a need for food. This is the safest bet, even above gold and silver.

a reply to: WeRpeons

Appart from gold or chash ...... one of our former prime ministers said to hide our money under our bed.

Swedish land. But if you build a house on it, they kill you

Mattress.
Unless you have a waterbed.

originally posted by: Phage
Mattress.
Unless you have a waterbed.

Waterbed? Are you concerned that the federal "Abandoned Shipwreck Act" applies to treasures stored under a waterbed and the feds will lay claim to your stashed booty?

Oh, and On Topic: Land. They aren't making any more of it outside of the UAE's manmade island projects.

a reply to: burdman30ott6

And Chinas island building .

a reply to: WeRpeons

It's like cracked.com said, why would someone convincing you your money is about to be worthless accept it for "actually valuable" gold? There is only 6 trillion in cash but the stock market is (after the crash) 17 trillion, its a house of cards man! A total scam!

a reply to: SugarCoatedTruth

what was it up in when the 1929 crash, we will survive here, we just do a swap to Full Marxism/Socialism oligarchy

a reply to: WeRpeons

Right Now ? Convert it into Coinage and stuff it in a Mattress Before the Economy Collapses......