you have been given 100k euros. what to do?

>>18547813
Invest it
Idk how Italy stock exchange works but find strong stable companies and throw your money in there.
Exxon, Microsoft, bayer ect. Just pick large companies in different sectors so you're diversified. As for school if you want then do it but 40k is a lot of money try getting an engineering job unless you really like college a lot.

>>18547824
Invest the money, but not in Italy for God's sake. Move your money to Germany like everyone else. The Italians will just steal, lose, or tax it all.

>>18547813
Italian here. There's nothing wrong in investing it in italy, as long as you're given all the information needed by the intermediary. Keep in mind that if you want acceptable yields (4-5%) you have to go for investment funds. Traditionally, among these, those which mainly invest in stocks or derivatives are more profitable than bond funds and others, but riskier. If you want almost everything-proof investment while avoiding investment funds (which you'd need if you want to diversify) you have to invest in government bonds or covered bonds of highly rated institutions (so, for starters, avoid all the speculative grade junk). That of course will yield little and you'll barely cover the inflation, but at least you'll not lose.
Anyway, it's always better asking to an independent financial advisor or a bank for these things

>>18547881
won't lose*, kill me

>>18547881
> invest in government bonds
> Italy
Kek. Two percent yield. You might eek past inflation if you're lucky. You could always try Venezuelan bonds.