Managing a Large Bankroll

[snakehead]

buy a house then open an equity line of credit so you can get cash quickly if you need it.

[BusterStacks]

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you could stake someone

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*cough*

[phixxx]

Take it to the craps table and try to double up.

[David04]

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Take it to the craps table and try to double up.

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Or roulette

[Joe Tall]

Open a money market account.

Peace,
Joe Tall

[fsuplayer]

Take it to the craps table and try to double up.

how do you think he started playing the $5/10 game? [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[snowbank]

"Open a money market account."

If you want to stay liquid, this is what I would suggest as well.

[theBruiser500]

"buy a house then open an equity line of credit so you can get cash quickly if you need it. "

what is an equity line of credit? i have the same problem now too ml4l wondering how to manage my bankroll. i'm trying to use it to pay off college debts and whatever else i can do for tax deductions. also i am trying to move up in stakes as much as i can, any increase in hourly earn rate adds up to a lot. still though i have the same "problem" : ) as you, i'm saving up for real estate but in the mean time not sure what to do with it.

[AncientPC]

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Open a money market account.

Peace,
Joe Tall

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What's the typical percentage return? How much do I need? How easy is it to liquidate? Where can I get started?

It's not for me, but my gf has a lot of savings and the only thing I can recommend is ING Savings @ 2.25%.

[snowbank]

"What's the typical percentage return? How much do I need? How easy is it to liquidate? Where can I get started?"

The one I'm in right now gets 4.5%, and it's tax free. Not sure how much you need, and not sure where you can get started. I think mine is in like a Morgan Stanley type place(but not that one, can't think of the name right now) As far as liquidating it, I can usually get money from it within 48 hours.