You got to take risk to
get decent returns in long - term.
Not exact matches
We think that an MBA is an investment
in yourself, and you should
get a
decent return.
An MBA is an investment
in yourself, and you should
get a
decent return.
«Fortunately, I made a few small property investments, which I was able to
get a
decent return on, so there was enough cash
in the kitty to explore my options.
Not that long ago, you could buy a CD
in a U.S. bank and
get a
decent rate of
return... 4 % or 5 % annually was typical.
In a really large crisis, the return on risk assets may look decent from ten years before to ten years after, but a lot of people get surprised by their need to draw on those assets at the wrong moment — bad events come in bunches, when the credit cycle goes bus
In a really large crisis, the
return on risk assets may look
decent from ten years before to ten years after, but a lot of people
get surprised by their need to draw on those assets at the wrong moment — bad events come
in bunches, when the credit cycle goes bus
in bunches, when the credit cycle goes bust.
Theo will realize he actually
got the better deal,
decent money and
in return a better loyal fan base and a chance to not be benched if he doesn't score
in 1 game.
Get a
decent haul here +
decent back - up at CB and DMF
in Jan window, +
returning Walcott, Ozil, Ramsey and the second half of the season would be set fair.
EMU didn't
get much out of its
return game but still ranked a
decent 65th
in Special Teams S&P + because of two legs: Austin Barnes» and Paul Fricano's.
In 158 games for the Reds, the German international has managed to amass a total of 12 goals and 10 assists, a
decent return considering the player is often made to screen the Liverpool defence instead of
getting forward and supporting the attack.
Newcastle had
got off to a
decent start
in the league upon their
return from the Championship.
FFS
get of Pavs back he is a
decent striker and if given 5 or 6 games
in a row would offer a good
return.
If the club can
get through the next weeks with
decent results until Walcott and Chamberlain
return in a few weeks, then they will have a great chance of ending a long standing drought come May.
I know I will have to
return to work
in February as I am the main earner and whilst I
get a relatively
decent maternity package, it won't allow longer leave.
But some believe that a canny British team which was providing something
decent in return could
get them to treat this requirement
in a rather less strict manner so that a more mutually beneficial package could be sold back home.
After the sprawling, multi-character, Biblical - climax that was 1999's Magnolia, Anderson
returned with a much more focused story, about an isolated and fitfully angry (though
decent) man named Barry Egan, who is
in love with a kind woman, has run afoul of some unscrupulous phone - sex operators, and is working on a scam to exploit a marketing loophole that will
get him frequent - flyer miles for pudding cups.
Cassie Scerbo
returns, a half
decent character
in the first one, but now a source of eye candy (I can't complain — one scene where she emerges from a river did
get my heart pumping).
The Stockholm City Library is working with publishers, now, to set up a pilot project for a dual licensing mode based on the library helping the publishers digitize their backlist and,
in return,
getting decent lending terms.
We believe that between sales of the Kindle eBook, print book, AudioBook as well as sales of other books
in the series, we will
get a
decent return on our investment (ROI).
Despite the the not so good
return from this article, it is accepted
in the mainstream as a valid approach to
get decent returns.
One of the great drawbacks of this historically low interest rate environment we're
in is that it's darn difficult to
get anything close to a
decent return on your cash nowadays.
In the past I thought I was a lone wolf trying to
get a
decent return on my cash component.
One reason for that is the challenge of
getting a
decent return given the stock market's current gyrations and potentially weaker - than - normal
returns in the future.
One needs to stay invested
in ULIP through out the policy term to
get any
decent returns.
Instead of investing
in dozens of MFs, if one can just pick 2 to 3 good mutual funds, thats more than enough to
get decent returns (of course the investment horizon should be long - term).
As rates rise and investors can realize a
decent return in legitimate high yield investments like CDs and money markets, many expect investors to
get out of the risk trade and back into fixed FDIC - protected instruments.
Consider the following warning signs when buying property
In order to remain a successful real estate investor, or to
get a
decent return on investment from your very first apartment investment, your job is to make a
decent passive income.
I can see this being a issue with Family Plans that have 3 or more kids
in them who contribute 2K (or more) / child / year and
get decent returns on their investments.
Dear Yash, ULIPs are long - term product, you may have to invest
in it till policy maturity to
get decent returns.
There is roughly one trillion dollars
in student loan debt floating around out there right now, and the government sure as heck wants to
get that money back and with a
decent return.
If the required savings amount is high, we have two options, take risk and invest
in equity oriented products to
get decent returns (more than 9 %), (or) decrease the required corpus.
Personally, I prefer investing
in full
in Equity funds for my long term goals, I believe that one can invest as much as possible
in Equities and give as much time as possible to
get decent Inflation adjusted
Returns.
George can reduce his mutual fund fees and
get broad diversification
in his RRSP with a simple balanced fund that should reward him with a
decent 4 % annual
return over the long run.
You may have no choice but to write an option that goes out 2, 3, or even 6 months
in order to
get enough premium to
get a
decent return after commssions.
Dear Srikanth, Even if the performance of your Funds is not up to the mark
in the last one month, you have to remain invested for long - term to
get decent returns from equity funds.
With proper asset allocation, it's possible to lower the amount of risk
in your portfolio while still maintaining a
decent return, which should help you
get better sleep at night!
However
in order to
get a
decent rate of
return you need to keep the funds
in for a five - to -10-year term.
In my long - term portfolio, I do have ELSS fund (diversified) and also one Mid-cap fund which I believe are giving the much needed scope to
get decent returns.
The point here is, if one remain invested
in equity funds for longer period, the probability of
getting decent returns is high.
But, please note that I'm using worked out
in the sense that you made money,
got a
decent absolute
return, etc..
As retirement
gets closer, shifting into bonds is the smart thing to do as this will protect most of your money
in the case of a stock market crash while providing a
decent return.
I suspect you will need to put some
decent money
in to make
decent returns — it's all about the percentage
return you are
getting.
The sell - off
in U.S. and Canadian bonds has raised yields due within 10 years to levels at which investors can finally
get decent returns, according to Moore, who co-manages more than $ 50 billion
in Canadian and U.S. fixed income for Fidelity.
You could make the case that lower interest rates are what's driving folks to buy more stocks
in hopes of
getting a
decent return.
Dear Meera, I believe that if you have paid less than 50 % of all policy premiums, it is better to Surrender and re-invest
in other better fin products to
get decent returns.
If you can afford a big loss then think
in a different angle, why can't you re-invest the surrender value
in equity oriented options (as per your requirements, if possible), take risk and expect to
get decent returns from here - on.
But do an «opportunity cost» analysis, means if you surrender the units of both policies and invest
in Equity oriented mutual funds for long term (depends on your financial goals), analyze if you can
get decent returns over & above the expected
returns from ULIP funds.
It is advisable not to invest
in these kind of traditional plans if one wants to
get decent or better
returns.
Frederick Vettese: It is one thing to hope you
get decent investment
returns on your savings after retirement but what about having a defensive strategy
in case things go badly?
Souls are the main currency of the game and are used to purchase anything from armour upgrades to new weapons and rings with special properties; they're also used for levelling up, so it pays to
return to Majula whenever you
get a
decent amount and spend them wisely rather than press on and risk losing them all, which is a lesson I was admittedly slow to learn at first, resulting
in the loss of many thousands of precious souls.