What is your best investment this year?

[Henry]

Making investments is important for financial growth. Those who make investments have higher chances of becoming better than those who save. So, have you been able to make a lot of investments this year?

 

[Bawse]

Buying the domain name for poker.community. I borrowed $90 from my mother when I seen the name was available. I couldn't believe I was able to get it for only $90.

 

[Nathan AKA Nate]

I been build a iPad little set up at the moment I got a iPad 15th generation, AirPods 3rd Generation, Dr. Dre Beats Pill the red colour and a PS4 Dual Shock controller

 

[PokeHer]

Buying the domain name for poker.community. I borrowed $90 from my mother when I seen the name was available. I couldn't believe I was able to get it for only $90.

Good price. I would have thought .community would've reserved it as a premium domain at the register level and registrars have to sell it at or above that price.

My best investment is nicking silver at a $26 low after its run to $31, before coming back down to $28ish. It's ripping faces off right now, and I could see it going to $50+. I wouldn't mind cashing out at $40-45 at a price of even $50 just to secure some real-estate.

 

[Demon_skeith]

I purchased a manufactured home for myself, not an actual home like I would want, but it's better than nothing.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

As bad as it may sound, I haven't had any investment this year. Family expenses and some other responsibilities keep me in check. Probably, if I have enough, I'll surely do. I have a lot of investment ideas in my head right now.

 

[EmperorTee]

Looking back, I haven't really made a gargantuan investment. Except for some cryptos in my wallet which doesn't really count because of it's volatility.

 

[PokeHer]

I purchased a manufactured home for myself, not an actual home like I would want, but it's better than nothing.

That's a good investment so that you can start saving for what you truly want.

I can't give you financial advice, but index funds are the way to go, or 3 month T-bills with this interest rate.