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William Lane
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Saving For A Down Payment

William Lane
  • Daytona Beach, FL
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This post is more of a question about the stock market. Should I invest the money I plan on using for a down payment into the stock market while I continue to save? It is going to take me about 2 years to save up enough money because I'm in college so maybe it would be worth it? I would love to hear everyone's opinion on this.

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Justin Larese
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Justin Larese
  • Crane Missouri
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Stock market is an investment, and as such is still a gamble. If you choose that route I'd advise caution, unless you are savvy with stock trading.

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