Making the most out of a $30,000 nest egg

Article Abstract:

Three financial analysts give suggestions on how to invest a life savings of $30,000. The money belongs to a hypothetical couple who wants to retire within ten years. Besides having Social Security, individual retirement accounts and company pension plans, they also save $200 a month.

Aged, Elderly, Planning, Finance, Retirement

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Long-term investing: gaining profits and pleasure

Article Abstract:

A number of investments that give people in their middle 50's the best returns are presented. Among these are intermediate-term bond refunds, treasury securities, flexible income funds, defensive stock funds, blue chip stock funds, diversified international funds and technology funds.

Middle aged persons

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Investments that will help you beat inflation

Article Abstract:

Investors are encouraged to put their money in gold, other natural resources, real estate and stocks to avoid the downturns caused by inflation. A discussion of some of the key investments in each category is presented.

Mutual funds

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