Forum Stowarzyszenie "Rowling" Strona Główna
FAQ :: Szukaj :: Użytkownicy :: Grupy :: Galerie  :: Profil :: Zaloguj się, by sprawdzić wiadomości :: Zaloguj  :: Rejestracja


Beginner's Guide to Saving for Those on a Tight B

Zobacz poprzedni temat :: Zobacz następny temat
Napisz nowy tematOdpowiedz do tematu Forum Stowarzyszenie "Rowling" Strona Główna -> Ważne
Autor Wiadomość
djfgiERIO
Początkujący czarodziej



Dołączył: 21 Mar 2011
Posty: 58
Przeczytał: 0 tematów

Ostrzeżeń: 0/3
Skąd: England
Płeć: Kobieta

PostWysłany: Nie 17:37, 22 Maj 2011 Temat postu: Beginner's Guide to Saving for Those on a Tight B

Increasingly it is becoming the responsibility of the individual to ensure adequate superannuation and health care for themselves. A lump sum into an existing fund or starting a fund could be a wise investment for the future. Union-based funds tend to provide good returns and keep management fees low. Banks have links with funds that they recommend as well. These are investments that tie up your money over your lifetime; superannuation investments are tied until retirement when the benefit is reaped and health funds generally have a period of approximately two years during which no claims can be made.
Capital in business terms refers to anything of value owned by a business or individual. Thus outside of cash it also includes house and property, motor vehicles,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], jewellery and other assets. In this case we will refer solely to cash as the item we intend to invest.
Term Deposits
Banks offer a variety of accounts to enable their clients to earn interest on surplus cash which is not needed in the immediate future. Current accounts generally do not pay interest and are used for daily transactions. They provide a safe haven for one’s cash with immediate access.
Capital Defined
Read on
High Interest Bank Accounts
Money-Saving Strategies for Families
The Best Children's Savings and Investments
Investing in the Share Market
Investment Funds Such as Superannuation & Health
Most individuals acquire capital through regular savings from their earnings. Capital can be acquired through inheritance when a person dies and wills something to another; it can be derived by selling an existing asset or through the maturation of a fund such as superannuation. Quite occasionally it may be a win at the lottery.
Term deposits are characterized by a defined lump sum investment over a particular period of time with a predetermined rate of interest that does not change with market forces. Most financial institutions offer a range of term deposits with higher rates for larger sums that are invested for a number of years. It offers the investor the security of knowing what interest will be earned over the period of time. This market is becoming extremely competitive with some institutions offering high rates of interest for periods as low as 4 months so it is well worth doing a thorough search of institutional offers. This is often the best interest on offer provided one can do without one’s money for one to two years or more.
Sources of Capital
Investment Options
The financially astute individual would loathe leaving money in a bank account when it has the potential to increase the individual’s wealth. Businesses and individuals very often forget to take action when their profits/savings have accumulated to be of some substance. This article will identify common sources of capital funds, avenues for investment and how to choose an appropriate form of investment as a novice investor. The focus is on private investors rather than business.
Deposit,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Savings and On-line Saver Accounts
Investing in the stock market could prove to be more lucrative than
Deposit accounts pay a nominal amount of interest in return for a flexible arrangement with the bank. These accounts generally do not specify any lower limits for investment and cash can be withdrawn at any time. Interest is paid on whatever balance remains in the account. Deposit accounts are changing in many nations and may go under different names such as ‘everyday saver’ or ‘savings’ accounts. Online accounts offer higher rates of interest than those requiring the services of a bank teller.


Post został pochwalony 0 razy
Powrót do góry
Zobacz profil autora
Wyświetl posty z ostatnich:
Napisz nowy tematOdpowiedz do tematu Forum Stowarzyszenie "Rowling" Strona Główna -> Ważne Wszystkie czasy w strefie CET (Europa)
Strona 1 z 1


Skocz do:  
Możesz pisać nowe tematy
Możesz odpowiadać w tematach
Nie możesz zmieniać swoich postów
Nie możesz usuwać swoich postów
Nie możesz głosować w ankietach


fora.pl - załóż własne forum dyskusyjne za darmo
Powered by phpBB (C) 2001, 2005 phpBB Group
Theme Retred created by JR9 for stylerbb.net Bearshare
Regulamin