Investment funds with variable rates of return will reflect broader market trends and potentially
give you a better return on investment than whole life — but with more risk.
Equity investments have always
given the best returns over any debt options and I think it will continue to remain so even with this 10 % tax.
A straight cash back card will
give you a better return if you think you will ultimately use your rewards as cash instead of for travel.
Long term investment of 20 - 25 years in
Equity gives good returns (at least 15 %) But with increasing age, your share in equity has to decrease.
These offer slightly lower rewards rates, but make up for that
by giving you better returns on things like grocery, dining and gas purchases.
Markets move in cycles and there are periods of positive and negative returns, holding on to your investment during bad times will
only give you good returns once the markets move up.
Going by the present financial policies due to which value of currencies across the globe are decreasing, making an investment in
silver gives you good returns.
Being market linked, retirement plans can
give good returns over a long policy term and help you save enough money to lead a comfortable life.
However, in the wake of my recent little study of DCA which shows that DCA every month may not
give me the best returns as compared to other investment schemes, I think I want to make some adjustment on how to contribute to my 401 (k) using the same method as what MoneyMonk uses.
I want to know which IUL, (with similar good assumptions of riders and indices), has
given best returns during last 10 years.
Now I have another fund which is in P2P funds which is higher risk than a deposit account but
then gives me a better return and is less subject to market fluctuations and it would be the place I go to for loss of job level emergencies say 6 months of salary, this takes a bit longer to access but given I have the above emergency fund I have given myself time to get the money from the P2P account.
Hi Sreekant, Hope you are doing good, I am surprised you wrote an article on ULIP where as if you compare Mutual Fund against ULIP, Mutual Funds
always gives a better return.
Despite the hassle - free savings approach of the Wells Fargo Way2Save savings account, other online savings
accounts give a better return on your money.