If it's a one-off amount and you've no chance of adding to it in the near future, it's really too little to invest. Best to park it in a savings account and have it on hand for future emergencies. If no emergencies are forthcoming, add little bits to it as you can. After all, most financial gurus suggest you have an "emergency" account on hand that would be enough to carry all of your expenses for at least three (or better, six) months should your source of income suddenly stop.
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If it's a one-off amount and you've no chance of adding to it in the near future, it's really too little to invest. Best to park it in a savings account and have it on hand for future emergencies. If no emergencies are forthcoming, add little bits to it as you can. After all, most financial gurus suggest you have an "emergency" account on hand that would be enough to carry all of your expenses for at least three (or better, six) months should your source of income suddenly stop.
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