They are winning because they get
a very good return on their money, and you win because you get to avoid payday loans and credit cards at higher interest rates, and you also can agree to these deals at very short notice if required.
Some of these plans give
you a very good return on your money.
Not exact matches
The stock market can be
very fickle and tracking down the top five dividend paying stocks in 2012, can be difficult,
very few people will actually have their
money invested in all of the top paying dividend stocks at any one time, but keeping a close watch
on the markets will provide at least some insight into which companies are heading in the right direction and able to provide a
good rate of
return for your investment.
My point is simply that it's
very likely that if you are moving
money in and out of stocks based
on volatility, you're much less likely to get the full market
return over the long term, and might be
better off putting more weight in asset classes with lower volatility.
Thanks for reply.I am totally new for mutual funds.In fact no special reason for reliance only by chance I while looking
on line got immidiate account and started.I have to time frame and want
money at any time if
returns are not satisfactory.Invested in lumpsum.Rs 30000 in Gold saving fund and 15000 in liquid fund.Target is about rs 100000 but if result
good then may increase.Your article is
very good but your personal suggestion will be more usefull and am waiting for....
Maybe anyone suggesting the SM to some one should explain that part last, after the part about borrowing
money to invest amplifies your
return on BOTH the downside and the upside and that in order to really make * any *
money you need to have average annual
returns in your investments that exceed the interest you are paying
on the loan (which doesn't tend to work out too
well if you are investing in mutual funds unless interest rates are
very low)
Also, the high costs involved may raise questions regarding the expected
returns from such
very expensive deals, and if the principle aim is to capture a large number of newcomers rather than showing existing clients that their broker is so
well established and capitalized that it can spend
money on such costly partnerships.
You should know that if you do trade a two grand or similar smaller - sized account
very well and you end up making a solid
return on it over a year's time of sticking to your trading strategy and being disciplined, you will naturally attract more
money to yourself.
[13] Chief Justice James Allsop of the Federal Court of Australia summarised the ethical issues which arise as a result of the conflict the billable hours system creates between the economic pressure
on a firm to maximise its profit and the ethical pressure
on lawyers to work in their client's
best interest: «Only a
very slight change of focus needs to be made by a lawyer to change from (a) expecting a profitable
return from running as
well and efficiently as possible a large case in court, to (b) planning how to make as much
money as possible from running the same large case in court.»
However, receiving a guaranteed 5 or 10 % interest
on your
money is a
very good return at the time of this writing.
It is a
very very good thing because if you figured out what you would have to earn
on that $ $ difference it usually works out to an 8 %
return on your
money.