Financial/Investment Advice please: best way to invest $65-75k?

FWIW, we are in the US.

Wow.... thanks for the 1 star, asshole.

$GME to the moon!

At her age I would go 30% into gold & Silver, 10% in crypto, 30% Rural Plot of Land at least 1/4 acre that can be farmed, and 30% cash

Thank you! Good info to chew on. Appreciate it.

Physical gold and silver, real estate, mining stocks.

Thank you, lovely. appreciate the input

you have to understand her level of Risk tolerance and her horizon.
5 years is very different from 10 years.

If you were to invest in an ETF or fund based upon the S&P500 ...historically that will return somewhere close to 10% / year.

Now the problem with this is that most people perceive the Stock Market at a high level, and possibly it will retract, but at a 10 year horizon....that 10% return is probably a reasonably safe bet.

If you are looking at less than five years, right now a lot advisers are suggesting commodities because they had been down, but to me they seem to no longer be cheap.

My personal advice would be to consider an investment Fund or ETF centered around Large Cap stocks that has a history of paying dividends and an ROI of 5+% (DIVIDEND + Growth).

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The stock market has the potential to crash. I say real estate. Even if the price of it crashes, you can still live on it and grow food. Guns, ammo, storable food, water filtration, non gmo heirloom seeds are good to have at a reasonably minimal investment. Silver is good to have but don't put all your eggs in that basket, the price has been consistently manipulated. Good luck.

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ETH - ethereum

Thank you, tons of good stuff here to dig in to.

Much appreciated!!

Thanks, I'll do some digging on these.

Thanks for the input, and I get it: real estate in our area has been a terrific investment for us, and is how many members of our family have built their retirement.

Appreciate the input!

You're welcome moran

For the next few years, there is no question that SILVER (Physical, not paper - learn the difference) will create generational wealth.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to parlay a small sum into a fortune.

GME offered those types of return for a short period of time. Silver will be a little slower to develop, but will have the same type of returns. Listen to all the experts in the precious metals field - they all believe the same thing.

Now is the best time to buy physical silver and start stacking...

Search ETF that outperforms its benchmark consistently, & is diversified across different sectors. Reinvest any dividends/income.

Search on multiple platforms too. Be wary of crypto. Physical metal will preserve value more than it will grow.

This type advice can come with fees because it has value. Follow it!

Think it through. Open an account at Wells Fargo. Transfer $50,000 to Wellstrade. Invest $25,000 in Verizon. Good dividends. Then invest $25,000 in Apple. Take the money left over and pay off the credit cards.

Keep $10,000 in checking as an emergency fund.

Interesting, will add to the list. Thank you kindly for the advice!

Appreciate both, Blunt. Will definitely look into!

My main concern is although she is a mature 18 year old, she is still 18.... I get the 10k emergency fund, though. Was thinking her Navy Federal Savings or something like that (pays dividends, better return than normal banks) would be better than checking for emergency fund? I have a lot of digging to do. Appreciate the input!

Silver
real estate
prep. something big is coming
I know nothing about bit coin

EXPI... the stock could drop as much as 33-50% if the market takes a shit but over 2-5 years the stock should be a possible 10-bagger... it will certainly double from here.

But don't go invest your eggs all into one basket. I would hold cash for the immediate term because the market at some point should sell off.. then buy something on the dip.

Thank you. It's scary not knowing what is around the corner in 5-10 years when advising her with this.

Appreciate the insight! Similar advice I've heard from people elsewhere. Thank you.