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Invest in Real Estate or Stocks???

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NANETTE - 22 Jul 2008 11:27 GMT
I have some amount of earnings apart from the ones that I save for m
necessities. I want the earnings invested in some real estate or may be i
stocks. I do have some knowledge on stocks but, earlier my cousin ha
invested in the stocks and had a set-back. I know that you need to b
updated in that but – What is a better option from the two???
PeterD - 22 Jul 2008 14:05 GMT
>I have some amount of earnings apart from the ones that I save for my
>necessities. I want the earnings invested in some real estate or may be in
>stocks. I do have some knowledge on stocks but, earlier my cousin had
>invested in the stocks and had a set-back. I know that you need to be
>updated in that but – What is a better option from the two???

Ask in a group that is investments oriented?
Cwatters - 22 Jul 2008 20:36 GMT
>I have some amount of earnings apart from the ones that I save for my
> necessities. I want the earnings invested in some real estate or may be in
> stocks. I do have some knowledge on stocks but, earlier my cousin had
> invested in the stocks and had a set-back. I know that you need to be
> updated in that but – What is a better option from the two???

Right now I'd say neither. Wait a year.

If you get tax breakes on pension contributions that's not a bad place.
Art - 25 Jul 2008 02:07 GMT
> I have some amount of earnings apart from the ones that I save for my
> necessities. I want the earnings invested in some real estate or may be in
> stocks. I do have some knowledge on stocks but, earlier my cousin had
> invested in the stocks and had a set-back. I know that you need to be
> updated in that but – What is a better option from the two???

Real estate is way down right now and there are a lot of good deals to
be had. It will come back up. If you have time to wait it could be a
very good investment.

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