Imagine you’ve received a $1,000 windfall—a special bonus from work, or a gift, or even a small inheritance. Maybe you’ve never invested before, and you think now is the time to start. Or maybe you’ve already got a small portfolio, and you’re wondering what the smart thing is to do with this unexpected bit of good fortune.
In this bonus episode, Mark Riepe discusses several approaches for investing $1,000.
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