Don’t know what to do with your money?

Investment # 1

Well when it comes to making a sure investment, off the back you know you would rather put your money towards something you know you won’t risk taking a loss on. Even though risk is a main factor that can’t be avoided, you can invest into something that’s needed, put to use or even purchased in every day society. Corn for instance, you would think there’s but so much uses for it but when you look on the list of the ingredients of juice, soda, and a lot of other items at the grocery store, you’ll find that corn syrup, corn meal or just plain out corn would be one of the ingredients and sometimes the main ingredient in the product. Gas, fuels and oils are also used in every day situations, to keep cars running, houses and buildings heated and getting that plane off the ground and into the air long enough to get you to Costa Rica for that vacations that’s been long overdue. These resources along with others are Commodities and a good stock investment. Even at a time of recession these Commodities will be needed to keep these big companies in the game producing a necessity that other companies will always need to keep business flowing. Coca cola will always need corn syrup, Planes will always need fuel and cars will always need gas…… Well at least for now.

Investment # 2

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This one’s for all the comic books geeks, action figure and coin collectors. In this case having a hobby isn’t such a bad idea even though having a hobby isn’t a bad idea at all. Yet when you’re growing up and you have a hobby that’s been around since your childhood chances are your going to stick to it for a long time after. Now there’s nothing bad about that, especially if you collect comic books, playing cards, baseball cards, gold coins, etc. These items are all tangible assets, something that has a set value and room for growth in value over the years depending on how old it is, how much of it you have and if it’s part of a collection. Every year people have garage sales, throw stuff out from their basement or cellar, or even give things away without taking the value in consideration. 9 times out of 10 people don’t even know when something so simple that’s of great value is in their possession.

You can go to fleet markets and find a lot of items for sale at a cheap price that can have a value of up to 3 times the amount. The only thing is taking time to do your research; you have to know what you’re looking for and find out the value. So before you throw those old comic books out or decide to sell them in a garage sale do some research and you might just find that some one is willing to pay big bucks for it. Before you throw out that antique sowing machine, do some research and find out how much you can sell it for, hey who knows there’s alot of people who save antiques as collector items. The best thing about this investment is that you can make a purchase and the asset is in your possession, it’s neither a stock certificate nor a green piece of paper with a president’s face on it. No matter how much the value of a dollar goes down over a period of time the asset would remain the same value or even rise. So pick up a hobby go through your old stuff and if you don’t find anything do some research and make that investment.

Investment # 3

This investment is plain and simple, yet might require more money than others. Everyone at one point thinks about or would like to become a business owner. Then again they don’t want to take the risk of having their business fall within the first 5 years. So all I can say is invest into something economical that people would buy into everyday,somewhere working people would go when they’re off on lunch, or place kids would go to get a quick meal. Invest in a franchise, like owning your own McDonalds, Quizznos, Burger King, Chirping Chicken or what ever local fast food restaurant that might be in your area. Its plain and simple people would always eat and in a fast pace society where people can’t find time to cook a fast food business wont hurt. Look at the patterns of what the young public are drawn to when it comes to fast food and make your choice. This is little of the advice I can give you, now it’s all about what you do with it.

Good luck in your investments and always remember it’s never t late to invest!!!!!!!!

P.S. The world wide web is a good investement too… it’s the future of our economy = )