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10291792 No.10291792 [Reply] [Original]

I have saved up $10000, what are some safe ways to earn 7-15% annually on it

Bonds / ETFs / Stocks / Funds / Indexes are like 3-5% annually , considered super safe but dont return as much as id like

>> No.10291828

>10k
>Bonds / ETFs / Stocks / Funds / Indexes

come back with minimum 100k and you might make it

$10k is what i make in a semi-decent ICO flip

>> No.10291837
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10291837

>>10291792
it's either safety or growth. you can't have both in the same investment.
10% is about as much as you should expect. but with a relatively bumpy ride

>> No.10291886

>>10291837
so basically im forced to take riskier investments or just let it sit and barely beat inflation to some boomer investments

hmm, i read that vanguard funds reduced 50% of growth as newer investors are all messing around with cryptos and other wild ventures

>> No.10291950

>>10291886
it's more about having a longer time horizon than risk. you shouldn't be touching your investments until retirement anyways
>hmm, i read that vanguard funds reduced 50% of growth as newer investors are all messing around with cryptos and other wild ventures
that doesn't make sense. you probably read wrong

>> No.10291999

Buy CET earn 0.5% every day

>> No.10292040

>>10291950
the article said less people are putting cash flow into vanguard, which was the go to for a safe investment, they had 1billion + inflow per day at peak, now its down to about 300million a day

if i can find it il pull it up, basically people are taking riskier investments

>> No.10292119

>>10292040
>basically people are taking riskier investments
Or they may just be cash strapped in other ways. Real estate is ludicrous right now. Hard to tell. Those articles are generally just clickbait bullshit anyway. Could be something as simple as vanguard modifying which funds they classify as safe or moderate risk.
Also
>15% annually
>safe
A fund expected to get you this would definitely be labeled "aggressive" or however they term it. Not really safe.