[Events] How Are You Making Money in the Era of Low Interest Rates?
With the recent interest rate cuts, we’ve officially entered a low-interest-rate era. For investors, this means traditional savings may yield less, but it also opens the door to new opportunities for growing your wealth. How are you planning to make the most of your cash in this environment? Do you have any smart strategies to share?
We would like to invite you to join the discussion and share your best money-making tips in the low-interest-rate era. Whether it’s through stocks, bonds, real estate, entrepreneurship, or any other emerging investment channels, we’d love to hear your valuable insights!
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September 20, 2024 – September 27, 2024
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I'm also considering alternative investments, like peer-to-peer lending and crowdfunding platforms, which can provide higher yields. Overall, I believe it's essential to stay adaptable and continuously research opportunities while managing risk effectively.
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My strategy is simple - Buy and Hold Index ETFs and Quality stocks long term and allow the magic of compounding to unfold.
A good example is my ETF $SPDR Portfolio S&P 1500 Composite Stock Market ETF(SPTM)$ which tracks the best US Large Cap, Mid Cap and Small Cap stocks in just 1 trade. It is currently up 33%!
I believe that the stock market is the Best place to put my hard earned cash to work. It is a lot easier than buying properties which require bigger capital outlay, as well as maintaining them.
Of course the stock market is temperamental and similar to a roller coaster ride. That is simply the price to pay for outsized gains.
Investing is marathon, not a sprint!
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*Low-Risk*
1. High-Interest Savings Accounts: 2.5%-4.5% p.a. (e.g., Kiwibank, ANZ, BNZ)
2. Term Deposits: 3%-5% p.a. (e.g., Westpac, ASB, Bank of New Zealand)
3. New Zealand Government Bonds: 2.5%-4.5% yield
*Investment*
1. New Zealand Shares: 4%-8% dividend yield (e.g., NZX 50 Index)
2. KiwiSaver Funds: 4%-8% return p.a. (e.g., growth, balanced, or conservative funds)
3. Index Funds or ETFs: track NZ or international markets
4. Property Investment: consider real estate investment trusts (REITs) or direct property investment
*Alternative*
1. Peer-to-Peer Lending (e.g., Harmoney, Lending Crowd)
2. Crowdfunding (e.g., Snowball Effect, Equitise)
3. Gold or Other Precious Metals
*Tax-Advantaged*
1. KiwiSaver: government-matched retirement savings
2. Tax-Deferred Annuities
*Others*
1. Dollar-Cost Averaging: invest regularly
2. Value Averaging: invest based on market value
3. Rebalancing: maintain optimal portfolio allocation
Yes we are seeing a new era of lower interest rates!
Hope it's going well and good for us to invest more!
Up up up to the moon,! 😄
Earn 52% what else to say less %
More earnings for all pltr friends