The types of investments that offer high returns change regularly. Some investments that can offer high returns include stocks and shares as well as property in certain cities.
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I do not believe High Yield Investments are worth it. It's a scam that promises large returns on investments by paying previous investors with the money invested by new investors.
Scotiabank and Standard life investments both offer high yield investing. To find out which one is best for you i suggest you visit your nearest branch.
High-yield investments, also called "junk bonds", are bonds at risk of default or other problems, but have higher returns. This makes them risky but potentially rewarding. Junk bonds provide an average return of between 5 and 6 percent as of spring 2013.
You can get 10%/month or more in relatively high risk investments, like Forex and other exchange markets. Good luck!
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Interest rates on CDs are generally between 1 and 2 percent, so not really. If you want high returns, you'll need to look into investments, which can be risky.
At the moment they are as stocks are volatile as the price is increasing and decreasing. however, long term wise most stocks are good investments
At the moment they are as stocks are volatile as the price is increasing and decreasing. however, long term wise most stocks are good investments
She proved to be very savvy in the stock market, making smart investments that yielded high returns.
There are a few ways one can maximize their investment returns, such as directing saved money straight into the investments. Making sure one lives frugally is also important because it allows one to put more money into investments. It's also important to remember that investments don't necessarily mean stocks - it's often a good idea to put the money in a high return savings account.
It depends upon the Bondholders willingness and capacity to take risks. They often instruct the Bondholders to spread their investments across a number of different portfolios in order to reduce their exposure to risks often with the safer lower expected returns. They can also often put a small portion of their investment in the high risk projects and companies, that should any of these high risk projects deliver, then they can expect windfalls that can more than cover their original investments in these high risk ventures. It has to do with portfolio management to get the maximum returns with a spread risk strategy. A good example is oil exploration - should the exploration company hit an oil reserve, then that specific investment will pay well above normal investments in this current climate.