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Short term, minimal risk, investing is not going to pay much so if you found 1.5% that is probably it. If you want more return, you will have to take on more risk which usually means your might not be able to recover your principal in 2 years. You might have to wait for 3 years. Or 4. If you are willing to take on that risk, then you can get more by sticking your money into stocks or higher-yielding bonds.
Thanks, I kind of figured this would be the case but I was hoping for a secret pill none the less. I guess a CD is what it will be because I cant lose any principal.
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Originally Posted by TwoByFour
Short term, minimal risk, investing is not going to pay much so if you found 1.5% that is probably it. If you want more return, you will have to take on more risk which usually means your might not be able to recover your principal in 2 years. You might have to wait for 3 years. Or 4. If you are willing to take on that risk, then you can get more by sticking your money into stocks or higher-yielding bonds.
short term i would stay away from stocks and bonds . there is to much risk in just throwing it in a short term bond fund . they are effected most by the fed action .
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