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Many people beginning to invest ask the question, should I invest in stocks or bonds? The answer to this generic question is almost always, yes. That meaning investing your money is precisely what you should be doing to make it work for you and grow. However, to truly answer whether investing in either is better than the other it is important to understand the differences between the two. |
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Many RRSPs are simply registered mutual funds or registered fixed-income instruments such as a GIC. The type of mutual fund or fixed income investments and their mix as a percentage of the total investment portfolio are choices of the investor, so these are known as self-directed RRSPs. |
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Many RRSPs are simply registered mutual funds or registered fixed-income instruments such as a GIC. The type of mutual fund or fixed income investments and their mix as a percentage of the total investment portfolio are choices of the investor, so these are known as self-directed RRSPs. |
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Other articles I have read refer to compound interest as a miracle or phenomenon, and although both of those descriptions are accurate I prefer to think of compound interest as a reverse credit card. We all know the problem with credit card debt; the interest charged makes it difficult to pay off the original, or principal, debt. Well the benefit of compound interest is that it can help you make money the same way credit card company's do. |
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Other articles I have read refer to compound interest as a miracle or phenomenon, and although both of those descriptions are accurate I prefer to think of compound interest as a reverse credit card. We all know the problem with credit card debt; the interest charged makes it difficult to pay off the original, or principal, debt. Well the benefit of compound interest is that it can help you make money the same way credit card company's do. |
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