<prompt> Human: After working this summer and paying for foodhousing at my job in another state, I have moved back home for the next month until my fall semester begins. During the school year I have a job that pays enough to cover all my school expenses books, fees, booze, etc. and still put a little money away, though I rely on summer jobs for any long-term savings. I also will be graduating in two years with little to no student debt, less than 5k if I have any, thanks to a combination of scholarships and tuition payments from my parents and grandparents. While I am at home for the rest of summer, my expenses can be effectively 0, as I am living rent-free and paying for food only when I go out with friends. However, I have been unsuccessful in finding a job at home, meaning my income is effectively 0 as well. I currently have around 1400US split among 3 accounts, with another 250 expected to come at the end of this week. I have put 200 aside in one account which I will be using throughout the summer to pay for things like gas, food, etc. while I am at home. 50 of the next paycheck will go to this account. In another account I have 400, which I will put another 100 in to buy plane tickets for a spring break trip in the spring. In my final account, I have 800, and the last 100 of my paycheck will go into this account. This account will not have anything withdrawn from it for the foreseeable future, as I intend for this to be a long-term savings account. I want to invest 500 of this long-term account, but wanted some advice on what this community thinks would be best. At the moment, the money is in a bank account which generates almost no interest. Id like to keep 400 in this account to have immediately available to me. For the 500 to invest, Im open to many options. Given my small amount of potential debt upon graduating, I am willing to be a little risky in my investing.  <response>: Not sure what you career path is. When I was graduating, my professor told me how to spend 400:1. Spend 100 to have someone review my resume and interview practice.2. Spend 250 on a good suit.3. Spend 50 on a good steak after getting the job.I did all three. 