Tag: Savings account
Tips for Building Savings for Your Kids’ Future
You want to provide your children with financial help once they reach adulthood. You need to start saving for your kids’ future as soon as possible. The more money you can put away, the easier that life will be for your kids. Start Small If you are going to start saving money for your kids, […]
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Why is An FD Always Better than Savings Account?
A savings account is an instrument that many investors used to park their money by default. Earlier, savings accounts used to offer nominal interest rates but with time, banks and finance companies have started offering better interest rates on a savings account. However, parking all the money in a savings account might not be a […]
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Steps to Double Your Savings Account in 2018
Whenever a new year begins, there is always a tendency to look at the past year and consider all of the ways that this year could be different. We picture ahead to the next new year, and imagine more of who we would like to be. Perhaps we’re fitter, or in a better relationship, among […]
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Bank Account in Malaysia: Excellent Interest Rates, Great Convenience
There are several good reasons to establish a bank account in Malaysia, not the least of which is the still-positive outlook in terms of private consumption of goods and services. For the past six years, this sector has grown at an average rate of more than 7% with a slight reduction to about 5.5% in […]
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Tips to Organize Your Finances
When it comes to our financial lives, it can be very easy to feel overwhelmed by the wide variety of the amount of various information that you need to keep track of. This feeling of being overwhelmed can be dangerous, because it defers us from taking further action.This inactivity can make our financial situation even […]
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The Most Important Personal Finance Question – What Do I do With my Extra Money?
It’s a topic that is visited, revisited, and analyzed many times over. All of us have experienced high school before and many of us have attended college or technical training. We have dealt with tough times and tight financial months at some point. Then once we get a decent paying job (or a job, period) […]
