Published: November 11, 2009
When you set out to choose a mutual fund to invest in, what you’re really trying to do is to balance cost, risk and performance.
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Published: August 27, 2009
The clincher for bonds, and what makes them so loveable, is that they provide a steady flow of cash. Much like the dependable spouse – your Regular Joe partner isn’t going to suddenly turn into superstar material à la Elvis Presley or Marilyn Monroe overnight, let’s face facts – bonds have limited potential for appreciation but they provide a steady flow of cash if they’re well chosen.
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Published: July 29, 2009
Wealth building is based on the basic tenets of judicious diversification and asset allocation; and this means that at any point in time of your investment endeavours, you’ll very likely find yourself confronting the possibility of dipping into the stock markets for the very first time.
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Published: November 05, 2008
Your financial planner should have a risk profiling questionnaire whereby you can fill in to find out your risk preference level. This in turn, will help you determine what portion of your money can go into equities, bonds, etc, in order to generate the potential targeted returns you desire to meet your financial goals.
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Published: October 18, 2008
Given the current financial status, the goals to achieve over a certain time frame, and the gaps to be filled to achieve those goals, the next question is how to grow your current resources to meet those gaps.
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