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So I am probably going to invest some money into real estate then I will invest the rest in some vanguard etfs (total stock market, S&P 500, maybe the healthcare etf since that seems to be taking off with Obamacare???) a couple blue chips and then maybe some companies that could possibly take...

My sister just got a new job that pays well and wanted to buy a house as an investment and needs some help with the down. The other deal they are just wondering if I want to get in on it to get my foot into some real estate.

Ok so I tried replying to mostly everyone, and It'll take me a little bit to reply cause I only have time to check this site after I finish my day at school. Also I never said but I currently have $10k saved. A little update, my family is starting to get into real estate and are looking into...

Its weird I have read a lot of articles where people are praising Div Reinvs and others how say it is a waste, I mean I guess it just depends on what you get right? So would it be better if I was to get a decent sum of money through growth stocks and then once I have a large financial nut to buy...

Yeah I hope I can become one and start making some good money soon lol I mean wouldn't it be better to invest as early as possible?

So it is better to take more risk since I am younger and have a lot of time to recover if I mess up? Also why would a mutual fund be better than an etf?

But I mean aren't the Dividend Aristocrat companies going to keep paying dividends (Atleast a very small chance of them stop paying them) so that is kind of a high chance of happening for sure?

YES! It definitely is lol Its sad that the university I currently go to doesn't have a tennis team/club since its really new, in high school I was voted all-conference (kinda like an all-star) and miss those glory days lol

Well some online brokers have Dividend reinvestment options for your portfolio, so I could purchase a diverse group of companies and just have the divs be reinvested, like I think vanguard has a drip program.

Would the vanguard S&P ETF work the same as the index or the index is better? (Idk if this is the same thing lol) I was reading up a little on 401k/IRAs and the maximum yearly is only 5000, that seems like you would be better off just investing that extra money into something else that yields a...

Hey guys, I am a 19 year old college student (graduating this year) and want to start investing early as possible so I can retire at a younger age. I have been visiting this website for a couple days now and decided to create an account to get help with my future investments. My plan that I...