Handling $1,000,000

 

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Introduction

Imagine that you have just inherited $1,000,000.  There’s just one catch; you must save all of it until you’re 21. With this in mind, you should develop a savings plan.

 

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Process

To develop this plan, you should start by opening this Savings Plan excel. On the first worksheet page, you should answer the following questions:

*      What are your reasons for saving?

*      How much would you like your investment to grow?

*      How much risk are you willing to take with your investment?

*      How much income do you think you will be earning in the future?

 

Once you have a better idea about your situation and goals, use the second worksheet to divide your investment into three categories, as follows:

*      Savings (savings accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit)

*      Bonds (federal, municipal, corporate)

*      Stocks

Now that you’ve decided on how you will invest your money, in general, now it’s time to get specific. Using the links in the Resource section, develop a specific investment plan/portfolio. You can do this on worksheet three, four and five.

 

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Resources

You may go to the following pages to find the information you need:

*      Savings -  http://screen.yahoo.com/bonds.html

*      Bonds -  http://screen.yahoo.com/bonds.html

*      Stocks -  http://www.investorguide.com

 

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Evaluation

I’ll pay you a dollar for every excel cell completed. Email the completed Excel files to the following address: [email protected].                     

 

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Conclusion

With your $1,000,000 properly invested, not only will you be able to live a comfortable life, you will also be able to help a needy teacher in his old age.

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