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Re: How would you double $100,000 safely?
by
Zadicar
on 27/10/2016, 06:04:32 UTC
Wouldn't that be simply just through govt T-bills which have almost no risk.
To be honest many things are fairly safe in the long run unless you get completely burned in the short run.

Nothing you can really do about that. I would just do T-bills

T-bills have the lowest risk, (unless government crashes).  Trying to make $100,000 in one year from another $100,000 "risk-free" is just not going to happen.  We can be 95% confident that you make a certain return and in general a 20% return on 100k is actually pretty good in monetary terms.  Risk-free rate is generally 2-4% depending on a countries inflation rate so if you are beating that then you are doing great.
Risk free if you put your money in the bank, it will earn a little interest but you can be sure you can double it in due time but how long can you wait for that to happen, I think we cannot get the value of our money because of the inflation rate. There's no safe way actually as when you invest you need to bear the risk.

Thats really a safe way to do  if  you want   not to risk   your money at all on any investment  but   just  like what  you said   no one  would able to wait for that  long hence  interest  on   bank are too low  on annual basis  which  do only gives  only small percentage  on our  money  and  not worth  for the  waiting time  effort though. If you  really need  profits then you  must   risk  your  money in able to earn  decent  returns.