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I want to invest 2000 per month and also want liquidity.. not more but i should be able to withdraw if i wish.

actually am investing my access money and will not have to use it but would like to increase beetween the period if possible and shd also able to withdraw if accidently i need it

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    Opening Balance: $2,000.00

    Number of Deposits: 36

    Deposit Amt: $2,000.00

    Annual Yield: 12 %

    Ending Balance: $89,015.29

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  • 1 decade ago

    Self manage your money in an online brokerage account. You can either educate yourself on swing trading, i.e. trading stocks over 3-5 day periods at a time, can be very profitable. You can have total liquidity, in and out of the position in a moment. If you don't have the time to educate yourself, consider a stock picking newsletter that has a solid track record. Paper trade the recommendations, and if you feel confident, give it a shot with a small amount of your investment money.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    It's a good time to buy gold. I would split it half and half between a mutual fund and gold. Copper is also a very good metal to invest in now as are some foreign currencies(Brasil and Japan)

    If you are under 30, you may want to look at whole life insurance policies, which you invest in for seven years and then they become self supporting. You gradually get equity in them which you can borrow against.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    invest in the markets then

    www.h-l.co.uk, or bank accounts probably a wiser idea right now

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