thats pretty cool, hell, you could put it in a fuckign savings account and make over a grand in interest ed:
they are basically just giving you money...

i want a 2% loan...

mutual funds for sure. i have a bunch of money invested in them and i made about 10,000$ off of them in one year. and it was mostly invested in low risk stuff. go see a financial planner asap.

note: this is canadian banking, but still when the economy is booming, you see big results.

Diversify that shit, dont put all your eggs in one basket. Put some in the stock market, put some in SS, put some in a retirement account, etc. And if you're gonna play stock market, diversify THAT. Bet on some safe industries/companies, and invest in some promising or intriguing futuregen stuff too.

hedge funds dance:

eek:

invest mother fucker.

... much easier for a casual investor to buy into a mutual fund and let them do all that for you.

nah, then what if the mutual fund takes a dive? Im all for privitization to the max. Although, yea, put some in a mutual fund too.

And for the mutual fund/stock market, SELL REGULARLY. And put a healthy portion of that into your retirement account.

you're all fucking stupid. high class hooker man.

you dont pick one that is going to take a dive... picking a low risk mutual fund is not hard... its not going to take a dive seperate from the overall market/economy.

All Im saying is you should never, EVER put all your money in one place. A low risk mutual fund wont see enough of an investment growth to justify the even astronomically low risk of a dive. Put SOME of your stuff in a high risk mutual fund, and buy out every quarter or so. Meanwhile, manage most of the stuff yourself.

Call me a redneck, but Im hesitant to trust any third party, be it accountant or public fund or government with my money.

Burning crucifix.

at this point in my life i don't need any more edumacation. as of now i plan on probably putting in my 20 years in the army and retiring after that. its a sweat deal if you survive your 20 years and retire, you still get 75% of your active duty pay anually or if you put in 30 years you get 100% of your active duty pay. but chances are im gonna leave after 20 when i'm still only 38 and then work some easy job like a high school history teacher or a personal trainer at a local gym. if i manage to stay in for 20 years the army pays for your grad school, which is nice.

ill probably end up investing like 10k of it and using the other 15 for improving the quality of everyday things. ill probably end up buying an ak47 and an m1911 when i turn 21 and i'll probably spend some on a kick ass spring break.

and anti, who needs high class hookers? when you have hot and slutty soristitutes who'll do it for free.

oh and rofl @ trippers and gerv's comments.

Go to Vegas.

You know you wanna.

buy the one thing they dont make any more of. Land. $25,000 is a great start on a house

Donate it to a charity.