Saturday, January 9, 2010

Savings Interest Where Can A Person Get A Guaranteed High Interest Savings Plan?

Where can a person get a guaranteed high interest savings plan? - savings interest

I always read things about savings plans or accounts, the 6% yield, 8% or 12% per year. What types of investments are they? Are they guaranteed? What is the maximum guaranteed interest rate for those who invest less than 100 to?

4 comments:

Joe said...

A plant can be guaranteed by the Company to offer, but now can not be sure. If you are an investment that Government guarantees will be withdrawn at any time before then can get the good fortune to 4.5% per year.

You can get more interest, but usually there is a catch. For example, the Government I Bonds 6.73% for 6 months, but it is a penalty if you withdraw the money within 5 years. What kind of interest you receive after 6 months varied. Other bonds can produce more than 4.5%, but there can be no penalty for early withdrawal. ING interesting offers, but often to catch. For example, they offer 4.75% per year, but only until 15 April continues.

Frank Castle said...

1) I know, an insurance company that you can pay 4.75% and my employer pays 9.50%
2) If you want an investment of 6%, they must invest in junk bonds. The 8% you need to invest in funds traded on the stock market. For the 12% must be in mutual funds or stocks to invest.

The first two options are guaranteed.
The rest are not guaranteed and may lose money if you do not have financial advisors or portfolio managers.

Most of the guaranteed interest rate available to 9.50%

You can get very high returns in stocks if they are willing to risk at least a small amount of money. For example, you can limit the loss of 20% and the risk of just over $ 20,000.00
However, you could $ 100,000.00 per year.

Most people think the stock market loses all his money in one day, but you can actually limit your losses.

Let me need a message when you more detailed advice.

winterom... said...

You have the right question!

Swiss Mutual Fund was created after World War II in 1948 by the Cheviot family of France and based their operations in Berne, Switzerland for 48 years before the Commonwealth of Dominica in 1996 due to changes in financial regulations in Europe. Offshore countries flexible financial environment, taxation and Swiss regulations, the customer, greater stability and a better return on their investment.

Swiss Mutual Fund is fully licensed by the Government of Dominica. The Dominican has a comprehensive legal framework that is, five regulators and supervisors. The Central Bank of Dominica and the Securities Commission of Dominica ensure compliance with international standards of performance, service and confidentiality and trust banks, securities dealers, securities dealers and investment.

Global Contact:
SWISS MUTUAL FUND (1948) Ltd.
280 Madison Avenue, 912-9th Floor, New York.NY10016, United States
PO Box 2342.Roseau, the Commonwealth of Dominica


www.swisscash.biz/sgcha0324302

winterom... said...

You have the right question!

Swiss Mutual Fund was created after World War II in 1948 by the Cheviot family of France and based their operations in Berne, Switzerland for 48 years before the Commonwealth of Dominica in 1996 due to changes in financial regulations in Europe. Offshore countries flexible financial environment, taxation and Swiss regulations, the customer, greater stability and a better return on their investment.

Swiss Mutual Fund is fully licensed by the Government of Dominica. The Dominican has a comprehensive legal framework that is, five regulators and supervisors. The Central Bank of Dominica and the Securities Commission of Dominica ensure compliance with international standards of performance, service and confidentiality and trust banks, securities dealers, securities dealers and investment.

Global Contact:
SWISS MUTUAL FUND (1948) Ltd.
280 Madison Avenue, 912-9th Floor, New York.NY10016, United States
PO Box 2342.Roseau, the Commonwealth of Dominica


www.swisscash.biz/sgcha0324302

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