Young Guns

Nothing will give you risk free returns. NOTHING.

Here's the best way you can not fuck up. Start reading and learning about markets/finance. Anyone who thinks that they can dump their money into index funds and a be a complacent jackass for the next 10 years is a dumbass. Investing is going to be hard in the future. The last 30 years were special. If you can't see through the bullshit and think for yourself, you will get reamed.

15k is nothing to work with in the short term. Investing in an education will be far more valuable.

Begin with The Intelligent Investor. Then read The Essays of Warren Buffett. If you don't have time for this, then just dump your money into index funds and hope for the best.

>>1238894
Also read as many of these archived articles as you can:

http://www.mauldineconomics.com/frontlinethoughts

Subscribe to that

>>1238869
CDs are old, they got DVDs and blue ray shit now

>>1238894
Education is fully paid for.

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>>1238869

>>1238869
where is the sticky?

1) Max out your Roth IRA every year. Buy low-cost diversified index funds or ETFs within your Roth IRA.

2) I would buy low cost diversified index funds or ETFs.

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ok OP, if you don't have your Roth IRA started yet, start one. Go to Vanguard.com right now and open a Roth IRA account. fund it fully (5,500/yr) every year. buy low cost index funds or ETFs... like $VOO, $VTI, $VDE, $VXUS, $VIG, $VYM, and $BND. warren buffet recommended 90% in a low cost S&P 500 index fund, 10% in short term bonds.

keep your emergency fund of at least 6 months living expenses out of the market and easily liquid.

read up. https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Bogleheads%C2%AE_investing_start-up_kit