Main Types of Investments: Which Is Best for You?
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Want to know what are the main types of investments today and which one is best for you? GCG Real Estate is here with the answers! There are 4 main investment types available - bonds, cash, shares, and real estate.?
Bonds & Cash?
These are the most low-return investments you can make which is why we don’t recommend them to you.
Bonds are investments with fixed interest rates that you as an investor give out to companies or governments and receive it back with interest. When we say cash we essentially mean high-interest savings accounts or term deposit options.
Both bonds and cash investments have lower risks but they will certainly not bring you high returns. Choose this option only if you’re in for a low-risk low-return investment.?
Shares
Shares are an incredibly high-reward type of investment, but they also have the most amount of risks associated with them. The stock market is incredibly volatile which means price drops can be sudden and unpredictable. What’s even worse is that the prices may not come back up, so you might even end up losing money.
We recommend investing in shares only if you understand the high risks along with the potentially high rewards.
Real Estate?
Real estate investment is the golden middle option. It’s a very high-return investment so you’re sure to make your money back and more. It also does not have the extreme risks that the stock market is riddled with. The main reason is that real estate is a tangible asset - land and property have real value and use outside of the investment structure. Due to this, properties are not as susceptible to cultural shifts. And even when real estate prices drop, they’re sure to resurge and even go higher.
Would you like to talk about the safest and most profitable investment option? Book a call with GCG Real Estate and find out what we can do to increase your wealth.
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2 年Although I share several of your thoughts, I would like to make some considerations about the article. Today cash is undoubtedly the worst investment, no time deposit or savings bank can even match inflation. As for bonds, you can opt for bond mixes of class B countries, you get higher yields than with class A and the risk is not significant. Even my hypothesis is that no bond is safe, if everyone wants to collect the debt of the US treasury bonds, the US treasury would not be able to afford it. Related to stocks this year in particular has been bearish I think there are some good entry points, to take less risk I would always recommend getting into blue chip stocks mixed with established technology stocks. Finally in relation to the real state market I completely agree, they can go through periods of depression but sooner or later they return to their price even above it. Let's never forget that the world population is growing and the land is not expanding.