Where do you stash your money?
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Where do you stash your money?
i mean not literally, but how do you invest it? as an expat I understand that ISA's are off the table and am looking to invest in a broad portfolio, but a google search turns up way too much crap to determine what is legit and what isnt, nor does the idea of going to a saudi accountant apeal.... help?
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
Send it to me. We get 11.25% annual interest on a 9 month Fixed Deposit account in an overseas bank. Anybody getting more?
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
now mentalist I would have had my money on you having your cash stashed in your matress...
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
That's surely huge risk 11% on a deposit.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
As I said, it's actually 11.25%. Its simply called a Fixed Rate deposit so hardly any risk whatsoever. As for currency devaluation, its equally likely to appreciate in value against the US dollar. Better than the 0.1% offered elsewhere. I'm still waiting to hear your more profitable alternatives.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
As I said, it's actually 11.25%. Its simply called a Fixed Rate deposit so hardly any risk whatsoever. As for currency devaluation, its equally likely to appreciate in value against the US dollar. Better than the 0.1% offered elsewhere. I'm still waiting to hear your more profitable alternatives.
Has the original poster thought of Gold? It avoids the risks of fiat currency. At some point when your home economy is on its knees swap gold for fixed assets such as houses, farmland, ammunition etc.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
As I said, it's actually 11.25%. Its simply called a Fixed Rate deposit so hardly any risk whatsoever. As for currency devaluation, its equally likely to appreciate in value against the US dollar. Better than the 0.1% offered elsewhere. I'm still waiting to hear your more profitable alternatives.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
As I said, it's actually 11.25%. Its simply called a Fixed Rate deposit so hardly any risk whatsoever. As for currency devaluation, its equally likely to appreciate in value against the US dollar. Better than the 0.1% offered elsewhere. I'm still waiting to hear your more profitable alternatives.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
As I said, it's actually 11.25%. Its simply called a Fixed Rate deposit so hardly any risk whatsoever. As for currency devaluation, its equally likely to appreciate in value against the US dollar. Better than the 0.1% offered elsewhere. I'm still waiting to hear your more profitable alternatives.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
So everyone just invests in cash deposits? or dosent want to tell me? while 11% sounds insanely good i was hoping for maybe a website URL? a corporate listing i can look into... a wiki page to look up the nigerian prince to see if hes legit
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
Nurse Ninja, financial advice is not that simple. What is the purpose o saving, risk profile, are you saving for car, holiday, retirement, house? How much you want to put aside, in what period and what yield / risk you expect.
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Re: Where do you stash your money?
He's not answering, is he......... avoid. That one has 'high risk' tattooed on its forehead...........
I have been working as a professional in the interest rate markets for over thirty years, and wouldn't dream of 'investing' in something that appears to give you a return that, by modern low interest rate standards, is simply too good to be true.
Mentalist, tell me more - I may be able to save you from a terrible fate.....
I have been working as a professional in the interest rate markets for over thirty years, and wouldn't dream of 'investing' in something that appears to give you a return that, by modern low interest rate standards, is simply too good to be true.
Mentalist, tell me more - I may be able to save you from a terrible fate.....