Feedback first time investor,current stable stock(s) to invest in

chrisrlink · 2026-08-30T19:50:34+0100

hi with the downfall of the SSA looming in the 2030's I'm more paranoid bout losing my lifeline (I cannot work due to my disability progressing as i age) I'm thinking on doing small time investing to secure my future I tried S&P once but pulled out when it took a nose dive due to the bubble burst+ Iran war restarting i need the most stable stock (going by history) with a slow growth rate

BigOnYa · 2026-08-30T19:55:46+0100

If you can afford to let your money sit for a few years without touching it, CD's are a safe investment, a no lose situation. I have several and it is paying back well at 4.75% rate. Although they may be a little lower now, as I locked in those rates couple years ago. 1, 3, or 5 year CDs are available with 5 year paying a higher % ofcourse. Good luck!
Also forgot to mention, if when your CD is up, if you reinvest that money into another CD, you pay no taxes on it. You only pay a tax when you actually remove your money/ interest.

Feedback first time investor,current stable stock(s) to invest in

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