<prompt> Human: In about 2 years I will be given 30,000. Its in a loan, but the rate will be so low Ill practically only be paying the exact amount back. What is the best way I can manage this money and use it to make me money?Currently I am in college and the college I go to has a great loan opportunity for all of its students. Basically credit union is contracted and because there are so many people getting individual loans they make their returns super cheap. I want to use this money to give me the best long term return possible. Keep in mind that I am in college and currently do not own a vehicle. I am not opposed to driving a used car. How can I invest this money so that I can turn 30,000 into 300,000 and up?Edit: I know that I cant actually just turn 30,000 into 300,000. What I can do is use it as a foundation to grow off of. If I make good financial investments and decisions I can increase that in the long run. What are the best decisions I can make? To me 30,000 seems like a lot of money, enough to make somewhat big moves with. I could be wrong, but what can I do to make the most out of it?  <response>: Investing borrowed money is double stupid. Its triple stupid if you dont have a stable life yet apartment, job, etc. 