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March 20th, 2014 10:02 PM #31
More than the disadvantage of being too tempting to withdraw, the biggest reason why your long-term savings shouldnt be in a bank is because you'll lose out to inflation, even with a time deposit.
A Citisec account is easy to deposit and withdraw money from, but you wouldn't withdraw it knowing that leaving it there for a decade or so will lead to good returns.
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March 20th, 2014 10:06 PM #32
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0.5% percent na lang nga ang TD ngayon. No use saving your money in the bank. Invest in property instead or better yet mag negosyo para umikot ang pera.
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March 20th, 2014 10:27 PM #33
Kung may family na, invest in a life insurance that earns dividends thru mutual funds investment, secure na family mi pag may nangyari sa yo, then if after 10 yrs or more u can withdraw it for ur kid's college fund, parang 3 way investment, insurance, savings and if needed pwede educational fund in the future.
Ganyan yung kinuha ko nung nag start pa lang ako mag work, 180T total cash out payable in 10 yrs, tapos insured ako 1M, now around 400T na sya pag ni withdraw ko, di kayang kitain sa banko yun kahit TD pa
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March 20th, 2014 10:52 PM #35Actually there are no fees since lampas na siya sa holding period. And he didnt redeem it, he opted to let it grow more pero nagdagdag siya ng 100k or 150k ata didnt heard properly e haha
If you look at mutual funds today especially equity funds, minsan umaabot pa ng 50% ang roi nila.
If anyone wants, i could send by email the comparison of all historical performances of top mutual fund companies from their ipo to present just to give people an idea how good MF are. :D
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March 20th, 2014 11:26 PM #36
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Cge sir il pm you basahin ko bukas ung mga historical data ng companies na binabangit total wala naman akong masyado gagawin tom.
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March 21st, 2014 01:46 AM #37
The best pa rin mag-negosyo, but that in itself is also VERY risky. I read somewhere that 90% of businesses fail.
Investing in stocks and mutual funds isn't exactly wealth-building. I see it more as preserving the value of your savings and adding a fair amount of gain to it.
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March 21st, 2014 02:26 PM #38
Why not attending the IMG seminar? libre naman ah. Then nasa sa iyo na kung gusto mo sa IMG or hanap ka na ng iba. I was enlightened by Financila Literacy seminar.
Being thrift or frugal is a good start. Then do the steps of investing. as they said " the best time to plant trees was 20 years ago, the next best time is NOW".
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March 21st, 2014 02:53 PM #39
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And also edit option is not allowed anymore :grin:
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