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If you got 100 dollars today, how would you invest it?
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57 days ago1. Invest in the stock market (long-term growth)
Low-cost index funds/ETFs: For example, S&P 500 ETFs. Historically, the stock market grows ~7-10% annually over long periods.
Fractional shares: With $100, you can buy fractions of expensive stocks (like Amazon or Google).
Pros: Potential high returns long-term.
Cons: Market can fluctuate; money isn’t guaranteed.
2. Peer-to-peer lending or microloans
Platforms like LendingClub or Kiva let you lend small amounts to individuals or businesses.
Pros: Can earn interest higher than a bank account.
Cons: Risk of default; less liquid.
3. Cryptocurrency (high risk, high reward)
With $100, you could buy small amounts of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other cryptos.
Pros: High upside potential.
Cons: Very volatile; can lose your entire investment.
4. Invest in yourself
Books, online courses, certifications that increase your skills and earning potential.
Examples: coding, design, marketing, or language courses.
Pros: Returns can far exceed financial investments.
Cons: Requires time and effort.
5. High-yield savings accounts or CDs
Put the $100 in a high-yield savings account or a short-term Certificate of Deposit.
Pros: Very safe; earns small interest.
Cons: Low returns (~4-5% annual at best).
6. Start a micro-business
Buy materials or tools to create something to sell: crafts, digital art, baked goods, print-on-demand products.
Pros: Could turn $100 into much more if successful.
Cons: Risk of loss; requires effort and marketing.