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how to double my money in a few years without too much risk?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
banks cant do that
Source(s): what i know - PaulLv 51 decade ago
Consider the "Rule of 72".
That is, divide 72 by a given rate of return or interest and the result is the number of years it will take you to double your money.
Example: 72 / 8 = 9 Meaning if a sum of money is getting a return of 8% it will take 9 years for that sum to double.
The problem these days is that low risk investments do not offer anywhere near 8%. The Ten Year Treasury bond is commonly known as the "risk free" investment. The 10 yr is currently yielding 3.83%. At that rate, it would take almost 19 years to double your money.
Source(s): www.bloomberg.com Series 7 General Securities License holder.