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Alright guys, I need your help. since I was little I always wanted to be rich. As I grew older I realized I needed to invest my money to let it work for me. So I invested my money in real estate and purchased my first place at the age of 22 in 2008, and with the money I had left over and me saving along the months I recently purchased my first investment property last month (duplex) . So this is my question to you guys. I'm trying to build a solid foundation for myself and my future family but with gov injecting trillions and trillions of dollars in are economy I'm starting to worry and thinking twice about investing in the U.S . and was thinking of investing the money that I I'm getting from the duplex into gold, silver, agriculture ect. I listen to Jim Rogers , Peter schiff, Ron Paul, and I truly believe them when it comes to investing. So what should I do ?????invest in real estate, stock, bonds ect!!!!!

Just wanna thank you in advance for taking the time answering my question…..THANK YOU!

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How about condiminiums in bahamas? you will still be close to usa.Also i think gold would be a good idea right now.

Hello,
Sounds like you have a good head on your shoulders. PLEASE read "retire young, retire rich" by Robert Kiyosaki. he is the author of "rich dad, poor dad". I promise it will be worth your time, and you are already on the right track. Best of luck to you!

too bad you didnt put your cash in the US stock market about 5 months ago. The recession has bottomed out, and the LONGGGG recovery has begun. there will be ups and downs for the next couple yrs but the general trend will be up. I'd buy stocks now– mutual funds, etfs, "safe" individual stocks. your money, though, and you want to be able to sleep at night.

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Citabank
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
US Bank
now go and invest.

Where should I invest my money next??? Please help!!!?

Jim Rodgers of Rodgers Holdings, calls it an "unmitigated disaster" because Freddie and Fannie are "basically insolvent."

“I don't know where these guys get the audacity to take our money, taxpayer money, and buy stock in Fannie Mae,'' Rogers, 65, said in an interview from Singapore. “So we're going to bail out everybody else in the world. and it ruins the Federal Reserve's balance sheet and it makes the dollar more vulnerable and it increases inflation.''

The U.S. economy is in a recession, possibly the worst since World War II, Rogers said.

“They're ruining what has been one of the greatest economies in the world,'' Rogers said. Bernanke and Paulson “are bailing out their friends on Wall Street but there are 300 million Americans that are going to have to pay for this.''

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=2…

Should we bailout Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae or allow them to fail?

Granted it will cost a lot of money to bail them out, but that is just slightly better than letting them fail. They hold TRILLIONS of dollars of loans from American homes. can you imagine if those loans were suddenly no longer guaranteed? Millions of people would be out on the street.

It really doesn't. if we realize how debt is acquired, the financial system was set up to fall from the beginning of it's conception. if we have to borrow money and pay interest on the money we borrow, this cycle will just perpetuate itself until it collapse's. ask your self this where will they get the money to pay off the interest on the money that is being borrowed when the person you borrow from are the same people your are in debt with. Now you see how we will never come up until a new system is set in place. i.e., barter system

Anyone who lied on their application should not be bailed out.

Any company that pushed mortgages to people who did not qualify for them should not be bailed out.

Let them all sink.

Instead, the people who lived under the rules get screwed and the scum get bailed out.

Yeah, if we were communist. how come when you can't run your business the government gives you money, but if you are a loyal citizen they take it to give to sh!tty business owners? Only in America.

Those who say it was because people lied on their applications are IDIOTS. this is because of the adjustable rate mortgages and for no other reason. They offered mortgages at 3% and approved them when people could barley afford the payments for that. Then they raised the rates (they told everyone would stay that way for 3-5 years) after 6 months and doubled thier mortgage payments. BTW when I say raised the rates I mean they met in a little marble room and decided to @55 rape those who were on adjustable rate mortgages. this was on purpose, not on accident. the only ones who lied were the government. but that's ok they have a solution right? Raise taxes to pay for it. Cause the problem and offer the solution. I can't believe I have to explain this. Naive Naive. thank goodness for our leaders that those who they lead do not think.

I know 3 people who's mortgage payment went up from $900.00 or about that to well over 2400.00 a month. who can afford an increase like that? Lying on thier application? 42% of mortgages were liars? sorry no don't believe it and if you do, you should shoot yourself.

"tell a big enough lie and keep repeating it it will be believed."

Yeah, I hate to say it, but I think we should. those two firms are so huge that if they fail it will have a devastating effect on the economy. same reason we bailed out Mexico ten or so years ago.

That being said, I think it's time to re-evaluate the cushy deal they have with the government (low rates, federal protection). They abused that privilege, they deserve to lose it. and the gov needs to follow up with better regulation, oversight and even criminal indictments for this subprime mess we're in now.

So strange that Fannie and Freddie should be the names of banks that mark the day when the US shot itself in both feet.
There is no going back now. You have burnt your boats!

Does it make sense for the US Treasury to bailout Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae?