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Best Investment Returns
Advantages & Disadvantages of Investments
About Ways to Invest Money
Are Mutual Funds Risky?
About Day Trading
About Day Trading Firms
About Types of Investment
How Much Money Do You Need to Start Investing?
About Shorting Stocks
About Stock Margin Accounts
About Swing Day Trading
About the Top Brokerage Firms
How Long to Invest in CDs
How to Choose a Stockbroker
How Does an IRA Differ From a Mutual Fund?
How Do Stock Options Work?
How Do Stocks Split?
How to Build a Stock Portfolio
How to Choose Your 1st Stock
Commodity Trading for Beginners
About Money Market Accounts
A Stock Trading Simulation
About Investing Online
About No Commission Stock Trading Accounts
About Investment Trading Accounts
About My Investment Accounts
How Old Should You Be to Invest in Stocks?
About Investment Planners & Financial Advisers
About Direct Stock Purchase Companies
How Do Stock Splits Affect Call Options?
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Summary: There are many types of investments for individuals, including real estate, stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, options and futures. Know your risk tolerance and your investment preferences with advice from a financial consultant in this free video on investments.
John Pinelli is an insurance representative for Northwestern Mutual.read more
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"OK this is John Pinelli and today we're going to be talking about types of investments. So there's a ton of investments out there for your average investor. Things like real estate, buying property, buying homes, buying land and then also on the traditionally thought of investment side, there's financial instruments. Things like stocks which is a share of a company that you're buying into. Things like bonds which is essentially a debt instrument where you have a fixed amount that's specified that you are going to get and you pay into that bond initially. And then looking at things like certificates of deposit which might be through a bank or lending institution, typically have defined terms going to offer a low return but a lower risk tied to those as well. You have also things like options, futures, which are generally riskier investments but if you know what you're doing and you're not afraid of that risk can offer incredibly high returns. And that's where you see a lot of these fat cats on Wall Street really making their money is things like options, calls and the riskier securities. Just be careful when investing, know your risk tolerance and know what kind of investment might fit your individual knowledge base and your individual preference as well. This has been John Pinelli, financial representative, talking to you today about types of investments."
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