Do these contracts
really protect my money from a market downturn?
Not exact matches
«NYSE American is nothing like IEX — paying an unprecedented rebate doubles down on their hypocrisy, and is a desperate distraction to
protect how they
really make
money: selling speed advantages on their two main exchanges,» Katsuyama told Business Insider through a spokesperson.
«Brink's isn't
really involved in the pot industry per se, but because none of these new dispensaries can open bank accounts thanks to federal law, they're all hiring tons of armored cars to
protect their
money.
I
really don't know what to tell you about
protecting your
money when Washington seems to be run by Goofies and Dumbos, when the stakes are so large but the politicians seem to be humming «It's a Small World After All».
It
really is about time people stopped being so damned naive about human nature and the lengths to which people will go to
protect money, power and status.
«They want to
protect their
money, they think everything is theirs, we're just meat to them, and people
really do have issues once they leave that game.
Put the
money where it
really matters and
protect our children.
Index funds are okay if you want to safeguard your
money in terms of
protecting capital, when it comes to making
money they are a bit dubious as with dividends invested you are looking at between 50 - 100 years to make meaningful gains a  # 1000 invested might come up to  # 100,000 or  # 2,000 as it depends on the valuation of the shares, my advice is if you
really want to do it then invest in one or two and see if you can handle the psychological dips over 3 - 5 years otherwise just invest in well managed companies.
It is
really important to remember that inflation
protected bonds have significantly lower returns and one form of inflation protection is to just have more
money in the future.
Although, who are we kidding at the end of the day, do you
really think you can rely on the US government to
protect your
money when the big banks go down?
This can
protect you from «one - off» type events that could
really harm your investments if you had all your
money in just one basket.
(it may seem hypocritical or illogical to suggest the government shouldn't
protect the private sector (PS glossing over whatever public
money went into this, as I'm not familiar with those specifics, it's not
really important to the point I'm making) from government actions, but if a government action is sensible and justified, the private sector
really should just deal with it.
However, ascertaining the amount of
money the victim
really needs in order to
protect not only his or her present costs, but future costs as well, can be difficult to do and may take longer than the insurance company wants to allow.
I have also read that people who try
really hard to keep their stuff
protected (like
money belts) and special cases, are targeted more.
For those who
really do care about
protecting their family, but
really can't get past the idea that they might «waste» some
money, there is always permanent coverage like universal life.
But
really, the way that this
money is
protected is necessarily dependent on Bitcoin users themselves.
Fortunately most come in value packs so you can
really get your
money's worth while keeping your investment
protected.
The industry I feel has been let down not only by CREA but buy CREB, and RECA; they want the fees, dues and
money and Yet they
really do not try to
protect the industry better or it's members as they
really should.