I am sure I am not the first to try this approach. It's based on the formula that every time you increase your principle by1 percent, then every time you do this 100 times, your principle will ...
I have this neighbour who rides luxury cars and has houses here and there by doing FOREX alone. Is these really possible ? I thought FOREX is like a roulette. You are basically gambling your money ...
Hi I want to leave my kids some thing when I go, would gold or premium bonds be a better bet? I don't want to buy jewelry but coins or
bars would be nice, any ideas what is best? and where ...
I am 23 years old and I have about R60,000 (US$8,000) in savings and I am thinking of investing all of that on the stock exchange.
Have other people that you've heard of or know of done the ...
Today they just announced that they aren't going to meet to expected growth sales for October and have lowered their estimates. Last month they did it to and didnt even reach their lowered ...
I have absolutely NO experience whatsoever--very green at this! What are the steps I have to take? What broker is best to use or do you suggest that I do it myself? How do I add money to my ...
I am nineteen years old sophomore in college. I have no idea about the economy and stock market, but got interested when my co-workers started discussing of the stock market and retirement plans. I ...
The one that pays the most. If you have a lot of money to invest, a savings account is not the best way to go. Try CD's or maybe talk to a finical adviser.
jenluv53
Try a credit uinion!
The unborn
Lesson 1. Money in a savings account is not an investment in this day and age. At best you may find that your money will still be there after a few years. At worst bank fees will chew it all up and there will be nothing left.
Lesson 2 Fexed deposit is considered a form of investment with no risk the returns are quite low.
Lesson 3 Interest rates below a few percent do not actually make money for you as inflation actually runs around 2.5% you cash will never buy anymore than it did when you put it in there because the price of everything will have gone up by an equal amount.
b
icer maybe
natalie
Washington Mutual.
look around...
Michael W
It depends on many things. Whether you pay tax, how much you have, what access you will require?
Are you are thinking of getting the best return on your money?
If you want to think ethically, that will probably require different answers.
Try moneysavingexpert below, this is kept up to date and provides information you may not have considered.
Generally ISAs (and buy before April) are considered to have a good return.
Jesusa
term deposit.
i'm not sure what bank in england but in australia
we can get 7.5% in 7-11 months. 7.55 in 12 months.
at two banks.
86'd
depends.
I would honestly check around your local area
I would stay away from wellsfargo they are crooks and charge fees like crazy.
Instead of saving consider an IRA or CD
fidelity investments is a good place to get an IRA (i have a Roth ira)
southarkansas
for that you have to shop around some banks offer interest bearing accounts with basic balance
Rigo
ING direct may be an option, its rate is currently at 3.11%*
*This has dropped considerably in the past few months from almost 5% because of the general crappiness of the american economy, but its' still loads better than your normal bank.
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