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capital guaranteed plans

  • 01-04-2011 5:55pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 46


    hi,,
    unsure about investing my money in this very worrying economy and i am notoverly financially literate!!
    i was consulting with a friend/ banker that advised me to invest my money in a capital guaranteed bond.
    however on research i have found that these arent very useful as you are paying someone to hold your money in cash and paying fees or charges of 2% per annum and another 0.5% at its expiration.

    is this true that fees related to capital guaranteed bonds are very high,so in other words say if i invested €50000, i could end up being down around €3000 even being 100% guarantee.?????????


    would a deposit account or stock be wiser and i am a low risk person???

    is new ireland a good centre for this as recent media reports suggest???



    please write,, every comment is welcome


    merci :)


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