how would you invest ~10000? advice needed.

[Roger Bacon]

ahahah, are you married? got kids?

Kids probably cost $10,000 a year conservatively.  Hope he didn't fall into that trap before he was ready... 

[syntaxmachine]

Kids probably cost $10,000 a year conservatively.  Hope he didn't fall into that trap before he was ready... 

Dem dere smart persons' estimates of the cost of raising a child to 18 range from $200-300k, or, $11.1k-16.7k per year. But that presumably includes a variety of first world amenities; one could raise them in Uganda on the cheap I'm sure.

[cephissus]

Dem dere smart persons' estimates of the cost of raising a child to 18 range from $200-300k, or, $11.1k-16.7k per year. But that presumably includes a variety of first world amenities; one could raise them in Uganda on the cheap I'm sure.

[muscularny]

yes, because every single guy out there is a multimillionare..

You just sounded like a girl that was told by a guy he doesn't believe in marriage hahahaa

So let me break it down for ya, as I see your emotions are taking over and you can't think rational.

If you live in the USA and you get married, there is a good chance you will end up getting divorced, yes, I know, the girl you married or are interested in is different, shes unique, you and her have SO SO much in common, but you don't think tens of millions of men said the same about the women they ended up fighting in court and losing their mind and money over?

A guy that gets married in these days deserves ALL the hell he gets and then some, the reason is the info is out there, it's a guaranteed disaster regardless how one spins it, RARELY enhances ones life.

The old and lonely argument is flawed, concentrate on making money and you will never be old and lonely, you can have nice long term arrangements that you start and stop without gov. intervention.

And please don't start with prenup BS, prenups get thrown out all the time

[littledumbells]

   

You could buy a handful of homes in Detroit for that money. Become a slumlord

[anabolichalo]

my buddy tricked me into thinking a kid was a good idea

once too late for abortion he confessed he intentionally tricked me into thinking it was a good idea

because he wants me to suffer like him he said


 


trust me it's horrible the foresight of a kid

and actually having one must be even worse


on suicide watch

[Montague]

Buy an existing business or buy into partial ownership of a business. I put 20k into a pest control company that went from a mere 110 clients which has now climbed to over 500. I get a nice little check every year.

Did you enter into a Master Limited Partnership?

[anabolichalo]

   

You could buy a handful of homes in Detroit for that money. Become a slumlord

what if they dont pay their rent and the building lose value rapidly


not as easy as it sounds


making money is nearly impossible anyway

that's why people need to be stingy to survive

[paradoxno1]

 just post a 10,000 cheque to Nigeria to release the £15 million lottery .

[muscularny]

what if they dont pay their rent and the building lose value rapidly


not as easy as it sounds


making money is nearly impossible anyway

that's why people need to be stingy to survive

hahah you think its a real story lol? its one of those fantasy posts people make

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Think about investing in Jay Cutlers mouth piece business. I'm hearing great things.

[anabolichalo]

pay someone to make a penis enlargement scam website for you

[Roger Bacon]

one could raise them in Uganda on the cheap I'm sure.

That's actually my game plan.  When Mangeni and I are ready to settle down. 

[anabolichalo]

them ugandans are gonna scam you white man

[TigerStripes]

If you are in america, buy real estate. The prices are low, it's the perfect time to buy.

I just recently bought a little something, I got it at a CHEAP price. It can only go up from here.

[Voice of Doom]

the way to aquire and sustain wealth through the generations is
33% - Fine Art
33% - Land
33% - Precious Metals

currencies come and go but all three of those commodities will survive, will always have value to others, and can be converted into liquid fast.

[anabolichalo]

if only i knew galineko 7 months ago

my future could have been bright

[Agnostic007]

the way to aquire and sustain wealth through the generations is
33% - Fine Art
33% - Land
33% - Precious Metals

currencies come and go but all three of those commodities will survive, will always have value to others, and can be converted into liquid fast.

at least 2 of those are contingent upon the buyers ability to recognize a good deal and not overpay from the get-go. Too many people overpay to begin with and if they break even, they are fortunate

[jude2]

the way to aquire and sustain wealth through the generations is
33% - Fine Art
33% - Land
33% - Precious Metals

currencies come and go but all three of those commodities will survive, will always have value to others, and can be converted into liquid fast.

Yeah u are going to buy alot of that with 3,333 for each.

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Precious metals and fine art are being heavily faked...The Hierarchy are stock piling the real shit.

[FitnessFrenzy]

Its not an important amount by any means, but les say a 'noob' in investments, me wants to 'put' those money into something with long term profit.

you could invest in gold. It has taken a price hit the last months. But this would probably be a long-term investment.

[Mr Nobody]

I am going to the beach with a metal detector, maybe I'll find some expensive rings or coins. Oh wait that's too much effort I'll just outsource it to a Chinese.

[Meso_z]

I am going to the beach with a metal detector, maybe I'll find some expensive rings or coins. Oh wait that's too much effort I'll just outsource yo a Chinese.

lol!

[Voice of Doom]

Yeah u are going to buy alot of that with 3,333 for each.

That's not the point.  It's the goal to shoot for to preserve wealth.  Use it as a down payment on good property, or a nest egg of metals.

[El Diablo Blanco]

Hookers and Coke, the short term return is excellent, long term, no so much...