Turning 18 soon, will inherit more than €200,000, don’t know what to do.

[tomahawk]

Gift me lifetime

I 2nd this

 

[Aegis501]

Invest in stocks, crypto, buy property and rent it out and start a physical business (or online if you know what ur doing) or 2 to keep cash flow coming in rinse repeat

 

[gunterrr]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

All in in bitcoin with 1.5x leverage

 

[bonemogger_82849]

id say use 150k for investment and have fun w the other 50, cuz if u 18 u can do all sorts of shit with 50k, surgeries, roids, gh, with medical supervision, prolly travel a lot too if ur concious w the budget. w the 150 for investment i think u shiuld really speak with some financial advisors, internet isnt the place to aks this sort of stuff, definetly chunk into sotkc bonds etc (index funds r enough if u dont know wt ur doing) put a small portion into crypto and the rest i dont know. definetly give me a couple thousand tho

 

[Aryan Incel]

Spend 150,000 euros on surgeries, nootropics, peptides, pharmaceuticals, hookers if you’re a virgin etc. And put the other 50,000 in a S&P 500

 

[gymcelld]

God to have 200k

 

[childishkillah]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Make @RealSurgerymax rich

 

[MixedBoyo12]

Give me 1,000 I’ll give you a full looksmaxx guide as well as a life maxx guide

 

[nowayback]

send me the money i

 

[AlphaLooksmaxxer666]

handle it to me

 

[MindOfBeni]

spread it across the forum for those who are willing to ascend then make a long term loan with them abt 50% what they don't have to pay monthly rather give it all back after they ascended and made their bag

 

[StraydogPilled]

dnr all these other people but theyre probs retards. With that money you can simply get into private banking and have a professional explain it to you, or you just indexfund and chill

 

[kranerman23123]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

you should look into talking to a professional financial advisor or investment firm if youre genuinely trying to stay as low risk as possible. If you arent interested in that then just put a percent youre comfortable with into global ETFs like VT and keep the rest in an HYSA, CD's, or SGOV. Third option is to invest in some real estate but imo the market is very un-predictable right now and that could be a large risk. Youre very smart to not try and risk that money, because you are in a position where you can use a part of that money frugally while risking your free time on increasing your money making potential instead. You will always have more leverage to take advantage of oppertunities with a large sum of money immediately available to you than if its all tied up in investments.

 

[trenbolone8883]

Was asking OP. Im in a similar situation as you im a strong 5'10 barefoot but I fraud 5'11 and want to fraud 6'-6'1 with inserts.

what is stoppping you to fraud 6 ft 1

 

[peutbeow]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

invest 50% of your money in very secure assets for it to compound
30% should be put in a bank account for it to be used when needed while earning compound interest on it (nothing crazy)
the remaining i would recommend investing in your education ( i was once a escape the matrix retard so i know what im talking about ) go to a good universite en france get amazing grades pour la possibilite d une bourse (to save money).
this way you will earn active income from good employment after uni and earn passive income from investing and when the time comes open your own company or whatever to scale.

 

[peutbeow]

I am in the same position except I had to wageslave for it all and I’m 32 now. Fuck. Anyway:

• Any surgeries that you realistically need, this is #1 priority!
• Basic status stuff like new iPhone, (replica) designer clothes - get them tailored too. Don’t waste money, be strategic about this. All this should not cost more than 5k total.
• Given your age, get a nice car. This wouldn’t work for me because the moggers my age are in Lamborghini and McLaren but at your age even a 5-10 year old Porsche 718 or BMW 240 or something along these lines will mog the shit out of all your competition for about 20k.
• Remember, blackpill isn’t just about dating - the halo effect from this stuff is an investment in your future in all aspects.
• Consider careers requiring heavy initial investment like airline pilot - NOT college, it’s a scam and barriers to entry too low.
• Whatever’s left (most of it) - just put this money in a NASDAQ ETF.

he should only consider buying a nice car and some random material things when he reaches a point where he has over 500k

 

[OverSince08]

If people find out its over. I also feel like if i do it once I will have to do it all the time. It will be very hard to go back being 3inches shorter.

what is stoppping you to fraud 6 ft 1

 

[Foreverbrad]

he should only consider buying a nice car and some random material things when he reaches a point where he has over 500k

No, he’ll be too old to enjoy it by then. People always miss this crucial point.

 

[trenbolone8883]

If people find out its over. I also feel like if i do it once I will have to do it all the time. It will be very hard to go back being 3inches shorter.

Do it forever bro why not

 

[Jesus_ist_König]

Ever heard about smth called „hardmaxxing“?

 

[PharmaPhaggot]

Just put it in index funds and dont be a retard

 

[Leo]

send me 100 bucks to buy botox

 

[TheGreatMountTai]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

"If" i was you i would use it as a down payment for a house, but you said you did not want to risk it, then put it in a savings account low risk and basically 0% return because of inflation, dont try to invest it in random stocks as it is the best way to lose money if you are a begginer.

 

[Koyyendate]

This is an incel website not a forum for finance people

 

[Alienmaxxer]

Either invest it all in S&P500, or wait for a large crash in the market and put it all in TQQQ like Kirk.

 

[Whiteboard7]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Invest in long term accounts. Look up on YT or ask someone you trust. Hope it all works out brah

 

[AverageCurryEnjoyer]

• Any surgeries that you realistically need, this is #1 priority!
• Basic status stuff like new iPhone, (replica) designer clothes - get them tailored too. Don’t waste money, be strategic about this. All this should not cost more than 5k total.
• Given your age, get a nice car. This wouldn’t work for me because the moggers my age are in Lamborghini and McLaren but at your age even a 5-10 year old Porsche 718 or BMW 240 or something along these lines will mog the shit out of all your competition for about 20k.
• Remember, blackpill isn’t just about dating - the halo effect from this stuff is an investment in your future in all aspects.
• Consider careers requiring heavy initial investment like airline pilot - NOT college, it’s a scam and barriers to entry too low.
• Whatever’s left (most of it) - just put this money in a NASDAQ ETF.
  
  skip college, get a minimum wage job, live home with your parents. go out every weekend. Get a few surgeries. and invest 150 thousand into a long term saving account. Should make around 6% return annually, YOull have 2 million euro at age 60 ( money would be worthless due to inflation at that point )

 

[filthycurrycel]

pay me 50 thousand rupees for limb lengtehening

 

[smartstyle]

Hey everyone,
I’m currently 17 and will be turning 18 in a few months. I live in France. When I was younger, a member of my family passed away and left me their savings. Because of that, I currently have more than €200,000 available, but I’m not really sure what the best way to manage or invest it is.

My main goal is to secure my future and build long-term wealth rather than take big risks. I’m still young and trying to learn as much as possible about finance and investing before making any major decisions.
I don’t think I want to focus on trading or highly speculative investments. I’m also not planning to put a large percentage into cryptocurrency, although I might allocate a small portion to it.
Since many people here seem knowledgeable about self-improvement and financial strategy, I’d really appreciate advice on what a good approach would be at my age. For example:

- What types of investments should I look into for long-term growth?
- How should someone my age structure or allocate this kind of money
- Are there things I should absolutely avoid?

Most of my family is financially struggling and lives in a fairly precarious situation, so I don’t really have anyone around me who understands finance or investing. Because of that, I’m trying to learn as much as I can on my own before making any big decisions.
Any advice or resources would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Just put some of them into deposit some of them into stocks some of them into government obligations and shit. And just sit on it and think.

Spend couple tens of thousand on surgeries and on yourself like buying a Toyota car or whatever.

You don't need to spend money on advisors or do some retarded shit.

It's not THAT much money just solid foundation for "in case of" situations.