I have around $30,000. Any Suggestions where to invest?

My account. And be sure you will never get it back 💂💂💂

You are bragging with 30k?

Have you heard this proverb " empty vessel make much noises"

kati barsa bho saving gareko spritual?

I don't think he is bragging here Gorkhe. Anyway....Spiritual.....I advise you to invest in stocks, ETFs, and lending club. I have done the same. Invest and hold on for long long time. But make sure your port folio is diverse. Like an old saying goes: Live like you are gonna die tomorrow but invest like you are gonna live forever.

Do not panic when the market goes down. Happy Investing!

Tehi ta who is bragging to whom? And 30k is not that big amount to brag for too. Anyways this is saving from last 6,7 months. Somehow we were able to save it recently.

30k le yeta partnership ma gas station ma lagau
Bistarai Bistarai Nepal pathau, finance ma rakha
Education ma invest gara
Casino jau
Taxi kina ani rent gara
Daytrading gara

Therai option cha bro, ma sanga ni thyo tara bihe le dhus bho.

Good Luck bro.

House.
Instagram's answer was also my first immediate choice.

Mancini and instagram are the smartest

If you are interested in investing, i would advise you to max your 401k, create an emergency saving after that open up a ROTH IRA(if you make less than 120k) before investing.
Now if you have money left and want to do investing but don't have much ideas about investing world, you should buy an index fund that tracks s&p fund or mutual funds..

Or go crazy like me... 100 percent invested in mutual fund.
https://personal.vanguard.com/us/funds/snapshot?FundId=0585&FundIntExt=INT

but,you should always diversify your portfolio based on your risk tolerance..i am big fan of three fund portfolio..
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Three-fund_portfolio

Or, if you don't care about money, buy life insurance from PFA and watch your money disappear.. i know tons of people working for PFA; they would be happy to assist you and earn their 75 percent commission :)

P.S i am not a financial adviser.. take everything with a grain of salt..

Archer is right. Don't invest on individual stocks if you don't have knowledge on the market. Invest in mutual funds, if you are working then you may have Ira / Roth IRA options. Vanguard has very low fees too. One more thing, once you invest in a find stop looking at it daily, do not sell in panic. Its a long game. Money lost in incidents such as Brexit will be recovered.

@maxpayne
portfolio went like 4 percent down..effin brexit...
our favorite holding period is forever. ..... Warren Buffett

म संग पनि थियो तर अहिले छैन ? कति हास्नु |

Stock पनि FeniMae को चै किन्नु भन्ने सल्लाह दिने हो कि ?

wow, tetro dherai paisa

@Archer did a nice job summing up different investment vehicles and advising on creating an emergency fund.

But I think he missed a crucial point that may be a deciding factor before you start putting your hard earned money.

I would broadly divide financial goals into two groups:
1) Short term goals (0-5yrs):
- Buying a house within 5 years
- Getting a Tesla

Asset allocation:
- Less risk, low return investments
- Savings account
- Certificates of deposit (CDs)
- Notes, Short term bonds

2) Long term goals (5yrs+)
- Buying a house after 5 years
- Saving for retirement

Asset allocation:
- High risk, high return investments
- Stocks, options, and futures
- Mutual funds, index funds, ETF
- Private money lending, Real Estate (REIT) and FOREX

For example, if I am planning to buy a house next year, I won't go all in 100 percent in stocks. I will also shy away from maxing out my retirement funds (401K, IRAs) if I am short for a down payment. But you should take advantage of your employer's 401(k) match if you qualify for one. Never leave free money on the table.

tl;dr Determine your goals and financial status before investing.

@c864916
Totally agree. I don't max my 401k :). I'm putting down whatever my company matches and have enough saved up if i want to do a down-payment or get a Tesla. Doing dollar cost averaging; I set aside couple hundred bucks a month to invest in mutual funds, rest goes to my saving accounts. Once i get to 35, i will probably start diversifying my portfolio, buying bonds and whatnot. And i think CDs are terrible idea unless you have huge sum. I think i might have put some in REIT as well.. (can't remember)

And i totally agree that everyone should set their goal and financial status do risk measurement before investing... All they money i have invested in mutual funds, i don't care even if i lose all of them....but i would never advise anyone to go 100 percent on stocks...
:D

@Archer: Before turning 35, I won't worry so much about bonds too. While time is on my side, I am more focused on broad market indexes. My asset allocation is around 70-25-5 (Index funds / Real Estate / Experiment fund). First rental property purchase accounts for the 25% real estate equity.

There is a quote that people use in the powerlifting community, "Keep Calm and Squat Heavy"
When it comes to investing, "Keep Calm and Buy"
Market goes up, I buy.
Market crashes, I buy.

This minimalist investment approach can also be spread across other aspects of life. For instance, a minimalist workout routine could be a 30 min "low rep, high weight training" in the gym. When fishing, tie a Palomar knot instead of learning multiple knots. Or play the crowd pleaser "1974 AD - Pareli ma" during campfire. Such an easy sing-along and fun-to-play song.

tl;dr Less is more.

@c864916 ... any good Real Estate/ Experiment fund that you recommend ? Still have about 9-10 yrs to reach 35, will see how i am doing then probably go on from there.. but will keep your advice in head...

Bought $10000 worth of gold.