Not exact matches
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation that
pays returns to its
investors from their own money, or the money
paid by subsequent
investors, instead of from profit earned
by the
individuals running the business.
Investors are
paid based on the overall income and return of this portfolio of bonds and not
by individual bond maturity.
By partnering with
individual and institutional
investors they can offer you much lower rates than what you're currently
paying.
By focusing on high quality dividend growth stocks with a long history of rewarding shareholders,
individual investors can build a portfolio that should
pay rising dividend income year after year.
Because total annual investment fees and expenses
paid by the average
individual investor add up to between 2 % and 2 & 1/2 % a year, the great majority of
investors would in reality save two percent annually.