Comments on: A Beginner's Guide To Investing In Anything and Everything, Part 2 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html Business, Investments and Personal Finance Wed, 08 Feb 2012 10:00:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: zaldy http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-72571 zaldy Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:24:45 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-72571 Hi jeremy. In regards to your post, i dont think its a good investment. Thats just my opinion. As for me, i have a rule in choosing Investments. It must be above inflation rate, w/c is now around 6% Hi jeremy.

In regards to your post, i dont think its a good investment.
Thats just my opinion. As for me, i have a rule in choosing
Investments. It must be above inflation rate, w/c is now around
6%

]]> By: Jeremy Ramirez http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-71995 Jeremy Ramirez Wed, 25 Jan 2012 04:40:39 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-71995 Hi Sir Fitz Good Day Is 4.5% to 5% per annum for 1 and 1/2 year a good choice for investing? lets say i have 60000 pesos? Hi Sir Fitz

Good Day
Is 4.5% to 5% per annum for 1 and 1/2 year a good choice for investing? lets say i have 60000 pesos?

]]> By: Fitz http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-45304 Fitz Tue, 04 Oct 2011 21:30:53 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-45304 Hi Paul. That depends on your investment objective. For capital preservation in the short term, this means you don't want to lose the money and you're going to use it within 3 years or less, TD's are better. For capital appreciation in the long term, this means you want the money to grow and you are willing to wait more than 3 years, then mutual funds are better. Hi Paul. That depends on your investment objective.

For capital preservation in the short term, this means you don’t want to lose the money and you’re going to use it within 3 years or less, TD’s are better.

For capital appreciation in the long term, this means you want the money to grow and you are willing to wait more than 3 years, then mutual funds are better.

]]> By: Paul Alvarez http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-45249 Paul Alvarez Tue, 04 Oct 2011 14:22:55 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-45249 Hello, This blog is so great! thanks for giving us this information but I still have a question, do you think it is better to invest in mutual funds than to time deposit? thanks in advance. :) Hello,

This blog is so great! thanks for giving us this information but I still have a question, do you think it is better to invest in mutual funds than to time deposit? thanks in advance. :)

]]> By: joji http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-31422 joji Tue, 19 Apr 2011 06:04:47 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-31422 Hi fitz! =) So happy to have read this article. It's an eye-opener for people like me who has been wanting to improve on saving up and investing for the future but never got to really doing it. It's insightful and refreshing...and not to 'preachy' (which for me is an added bonus!). More power! Hi fitz! =) So happy to have read this article. It’s an eye-opener for people like me who has been wanting to improve on saving up and investing for the future but never got to really doing it. It’s insightful and refreshing…and not to ‘preachy’ (which for me is an added bonus!).

More power!

]]> By: Fitz http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-29401 Fitz Sun, 06 Mar 2011 11:01:30 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-29401 @Jaycee Invest in a bank where you already have a relationship with. If you already have an account with BPI, then I'd recommend you invest there. If you have an account in another bank, then go to your branch and ask for their wealth management officer and tell him/her that you want to learn more about their investment products. Moreover, as far as I know, all these banks will give you an assessment test which will determine which investment product would suit you best. I advise you take that and answer as honestly as you can - it is your best tool to determine where you should invest. @Jaycee
Invest in a bank where you already have a relationship with. If you already have an account with BPI, then I’d recommend you invest there. If you have an account in another bank, then go to your branch and ask for their wealth management officer and tell him/her that you want to learn more about their investment products.

Moreover, as far as I know, all these banks will give you an assessment test which will determine which investment product would suit you best. I advise you take that and answer as honestly as you can – it is your best tool to determine where you should invest.

]]> By: Jaycee http://fitzvillafuerte.com/a-beginners-guide-to-investing-in-anything-and-everything-part-2.html#comment-29375 Jaycee Sat, 05 Mar 2011 22:07:45 +0000 http://fitzvillafuerte.com/?p=159#comment-29375 Hi Fitz! articles are really good! clear and concise... just want to have an advice... currently working at the moment want to have investment through banks... cash investment around 10T particularly for BPI equity Fund .... here is the link http://www.mybpimag.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=364&Itemid=406..do you have an concise idea about this ... which is suitable for me because really want to have involvement in investments ... for BPI Investments ... which do you think the best for me ..... which do you recommend for me investing with BPI or BDO.... ... from your article investment needs time but im busy with my work as an agent .. wanted to have more income.. thanks a million... Hi Fitz! articles are really good! clear and concise… just want to have an advice… currently working at the moment want to have investment through banks… cash investment around 10T particularly for BPI equity Fund …. here is the link http://www.mybpimag.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=364&Itemid=406..do you have an concise idea about this … which is suitable for me because really want to have involvement in investments … for BPI Investments …
which do you think the best for me ….. which do you recommend for me investing with BPI or BDO…. … from your article investment needs time but im busy with my work as an agent .. wanted to have more income.. thanks a million…

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