Posted by fergienewbee on May 01, 2014 at 18:02:23 from (108.73.114.164):
I'll be getting a check from the sale of my dad's house in a couple of days. The bank is paying 1/2% on a two-year CD. Won't be doing that. We have some money in Franklin Templeton funds that appears to be returning about 3.5-4.0%--last year. That is a long term investment that we kind of just leave alone. What are some other investment options? I'm almost 67, my wife is 59 so she'll be working for a while yet. Land might be feasible with lots of study, but I'd like to keep my capital liquid. To keep on the subject, I could invest in a tractor, but that's not likely, except for a small utility model for working. We'll be paying off the house and a credit card so will pick up about $600 in interest. Thought about an outdoor furnace after last winter's propane bills. We'll talk to an investment counselor but wonder if anyone has any advice.
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