1. Your time horizon, i.e. how long will you work before you retire and need this money.
2. Your age
3. Your family needs.
4. Your aversion to risk, i.e. are you the type investor that needs to look at their investment performance every week and sweats when it's not going up?
5. What investments does your 401k plan offer? Some have few options, some have many. What are the investment options your 401k offers?
These are some of the things a trained investment advisor would ask you. These are some of the things any investment guidance book would tell you.
My advice, go to the library or bookstore, buy a book on basic investing.
Your company probably offers 5 to 15 different investment choices from cash to int'l equities/bonds. Diversification and your age are key. You should research all the funds and see what you are really buying. I like yahoo finance. Report Abuse
before investing, give some to charity, maybe just a lil bit.
i say property is the best
their much cheaper now, by the time u wanna sell it, it will be worth more!
wallah
and good luck! Report Abuse
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March 03, 2010

