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Are you ready to start building wealth?

Have you ever wondered how to build wealth?  It’s all about Investing!  When it comes to investing, there are a variety of options to choose from that can help one build wealth, but there are six, in particular, that if done wisely have proven to be winners as millions of people opt to engage in them every year.  Contrary to what numerous of individuals believe, one doesn’t have to have a fat checking account in order to begin investing in them.

Start Building Wealth for the Future by looking at possibly investing in these Six Investment Options

Gold

You can opt to purchase gold coins or bars. It is recommended to purchase from a credible online gold vendor who doesn’t hide prices on website, who offers flexible paying methods, and who doesn’t have a bad rating or reviews on the Business Consumer Alliance website.  Gold has historically kept in line with inflation and sometimes even better.  For this reason it has proven to be a good way to maintain your wealth and possibly build wealth.  Shares in gold companies may even give you better results for building wealth.

Bonds

This financial investment method consists of lending your money to the government or a corporation in exchange of future repayment and interest payments of the bond’s face value. Unlike short-term investments on the market, a great percentage of bonds are risk-free, have a predictable income, and have better returns. U.S. government bonds can be purchased through the Treasury Direct. www.treasurydirect.go

Stocks

This investment method is basically securities that represent ownership within the corporation that sold you the stock.  With these types of investments, you’ll have voting rights in the corporation, capital appreciation, and diversity.  You can begin investing on the stock market by calling your broker’s trade desk to place an order, using your broker’s Internet trading platform, or opting to buy stocks through a dividend reinvestment plan.  As with most investment it is important to do your due diligence because stock can go up or down.

Cash Investments

This is a short-term and low-risk investment method that gains you interest payments.  There is almost no risk with cash investments, they are often insured by the FDIC and are easily redeemable.  You can get involved in cash investments through your credit union, broker, or your local bank.

Mutual Funds

This investment option is typically a pool of stocks, managed bonds, or other instruments that are divided into shares and sold to investors.  This is a way to diversify across a variety vs. a singular stock, bond or other investment.  The thinking is that there is safety in numbers.  Mutual funds are professionally managed, at all times.  You can begin investing directly through mutual fund companies, insurance agents, banks, and brokerage firms.

Real Estate

Here’s a quick real estate investing 101 so that you too can begin building wealth from Real Estate.  You can invest in rental property, or if you prefer, in order to avoid losing time, dealing with toilet and tenants, you can opt for join joint venture real estate.  There is also the buy and sell or fix and flip real estate aspect of the market, which could be a great way for shorter term returns but does require you to really understand your market and expense related to buying and selling property.

As you can see, investing in one or more of these six options can be a wise choice to build wealth.

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