The way the economy is going, I'm afraid I will loose all the money I have invested. I've already lost over 10% and it is alot of money. Should I cash out of my mutual fund investments ...
My cousin told me that he has stocks and has made quite a bit of money from them. He also said he does it over the internet... I was wondering how I would go about doing this?...
$3000 before April 28th...I would make monthly payments to pay you back! PLEASE! Its not for any material or drug addiction either. You would be helping a personwho is very stuck and very in need of ...
I can't stop watching the news where they are all queuing up. They just don't get it do they? Additional Details To Allen555, No I wouldn't. I read and listen which is ...
I use Wachovia. I hate Bank of America though, b/c they don't know what the "beep" they're doing there, and they don't have free checking. Mine does. I will only use a bank ...
I'am a Certified Financial Planner. According to me if you do not need the money for next 5 yrs then please go for Fixed Deposit as the interest rates have gone really high. you will get as much as 9.5% pa :) and FD is the safest as you will get assured returns as ULIP n Mutual funds will depend on market conditions so you can even lose your money as there is no guarantee. Another advice is that please dont listen to agents of MF & Insurance companies as they have their monthly targets and want to sell anything to you.
KKM
Invest in any bank as fixed deposit or such other scheme.
Shreeniwas Gadiyar
Go for a single premium policy from LIC
Focus
You can consider safer investment options like the Fixed term deposits, Bonds, Provident funds etc.
mani v
Invest in CITY LIMOUZINES. Good result....more benefits
rose
invest in long term ulip plans like "lic" have
samir_k2
Invest in a ULIP based insurance policy and chose to invest only in the debt market.. That way the fund manager will invest ur money in treasury bills, govt bonds, and other fixed return instruments.. Its better than investing in FDs.. The downside is that you'll have to lock away ur money anyway between 3-5 yrs depending on the provider.. You can start withdrawing ur money after that period in installments and will have insurance cover too.. While interest in FDs etc is subject to TDS, insurance policy withdrawals are tax free on withdrawal or claim.. Plus when market looks up you can change ur investment option to equity if you want..
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