With no house or business, what would you do with 100k?

    What would you do with 100k?
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    1. Prestigious_Year4272 on

      I wouldn’t touch the stock market for the next 3-4 months at least. Unless it’s real estate companies (Mcdonalds falls in that category) because of the fed cut or weapons manufacturers (war stocks basically). However, I would suggest crypto – just dont leave it in there for years.

    2. This post needs more context.

      If it’s my entire net worth:
      Property, a big chunk in low volatility ETFs, (VUSA, VRWL) to beat inflation. Gold.

      If I’m already financially free:
      Vegas, Cancun, Colombia, go off grid and travel as long as that money can take me. Maximum hedonism

    3. I’ll allocate that for my monthly expenses and dive into my entrepreneurial ideas. However, I’m still a bit anxious because we rely on that paycheck for security.

    4. build my mvp (humanoid robot) , incorporate a startup in US , pitch some vc after create some hype around the project 😜.

    5. If you’re in Silicon Valley or other high-stakes, high-risk areas, I’d recommend researching good seed funds with small investors to join. I haven’t tried it myself, but I find the idea intriguing

    6. PermanentRoundFile on

      Build two airplanes: one airframe for flight testing and one for destructive stress tests. At that point my goal is type certification!

    7. Otherwise-Night-7303 on

      Move to the cheapest country, keep 20% for personal use, and 50% to test as many online business ideas as possible. Keep the remaining ones in some long term investment scheme.

    8. Invest in my small businesses. New pair of edeas and…. That’s it 😂🙌 skates and business

      I missed the no business part 👀 I would start a business 😂 or buy one… If you have $100,000 and you’re not putting it into your own business, what are you doing?

    9. It depends… do you want a house?  If so, that’s you’re down-payment.  

      Otherwise, stock market.  Because having money and trying to find a use for it (rather than the other way around) is a good way of losing money.  

      Any business you start full time is going to require you to cover your living expenses.  I would use it as a 1-2 year runway just in case things take off slow, or worse, fail.

    10. Delicious_Shower5188 on

      Invest 50% in a good Mutual fund or join any small venture capital . Try to invest in startups

    11. Objective-Half3109 on

      Invest most of it in property, buy a used reliable car in cash, give the rest to my parents.

    12. ZealousidealGrade954 on

      Quit my day job and go full force on my animation/art business… and begin branching out into professional dnd DM’ing

    13. If I was already financially free I’d probably gamble the 100K into a promising tech start up, but emphasis on that being a gamble. If I wasn’t already getting close to financial freedom it’d go into solid stock options

    14. AlwaysTheNextStep- on

      Purchase land in the woods, specifically with as much cedar timber as possible, then invest in the minimal tools required to safely cut harvest said timber and find a buyer to try and recoup as much money as I could. From there, I would probably build a shop with an apartment built-in and then go back to my career with fully owned housing.

    15. Suspicious_War_8873 on

      $100K can’t do much. As boring as it sounds; use some of the money to buy a house that cashflows (i.e. you can live and get roommates to pay for mortgage), use another portion to incubate a busness, and continue working a job

    16. Invest that money into an account that yields high returns.

      Start your own online business with little to no investment.

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