Savings
Warning – Do You Work Too Hard and Forget Your Savings?
Submitted by Van Beek on June 21, 2011 - 10:09
Do you work too hard and are you too busy to make your savings work for you? There is no problem with working hard. I encourage that. But when you neglect your savings and what they can do for you, too long, you may not do yourself a favor. Here is a simple solution.
When you work hard and keep your expenses lower than your earnings, you save money. Every month, you see your savings growing. That is a great feeling.
You Lose Money on Your Savings Account
If you are like most people, you just keep your savings somewhere on a savings account. This nets you probably at this moment somewhere between the 2% and 3% interest per year.
How Do You Avoid Losing 40% Of Your Savings In The Next Market Meltdown?
Submitted by Van Beek on November 11, 2010 - 14:48How much money would I have had now if I would have known in the year 2000 what I know now? Sometimes I think back to that period 10 years ago when I did not have a system yet to warn me for when stock markets are starting to fall and continue to fall.
Did you invest already in the stock market in the years 1999 and 2000? If you started to invest in the market after that period, you have probably experienced only one market meltdown: the one in 2008. When you started to invest in the stock market before the year 2000, you have seen two meltdowns.
Investment Savings
Submitted by Van Beek on March 25, 2010 - 16:54Investment of your savings is your future. How you invest your savings defines how fast you increase your level of financial freedom.
Stock Trend Investing is a proven strategy for the investment of your savings. Not for all your savings, but for that part that you want to invest. We never recommend to invest all your savings.
This website details an approach for busy people who have little free time. They can use it to make logical investments in the stock market with their savings. One hour per month is enough. Besides superior returns, the advantage of following a proven system is that it gives you peace of mind as well.
Using a proven system for the investment of your savings ensures that this does not keep you awake at night.
How to beat the 2.5% savings interest rate
Submitted by Van Beek on January 5, 2010 - 15:46What alternatives do you have for beating the low interest rate you get from your bank on your savings account? Let’s start looking at what you actually get now. Do you know what the interest rate is that you are getting on your savings account in 2010? Have you checked? If not, do that now.
My bank has lowered the interest rate I am getting on my savings account in 2010. I am now getting only a miserable 2.5%. For a Stock Trend Investor, that is not enough. For nobody, that should be enough. What are the alternatives?
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