Presently, Public Mutual Fund, AM Global Equities Fund, HLG Multi Currencies Fund, ING and SBB Premier Fund is the fund market leader for mutual fund. With the relaxation of regulation on the investment to oversea, nowadays, more and more so called investement company started to explore investment globally in order to diversify the market collapse risk. However, they are other specially set up mutual fund to cater specially for risk-taker, risk-neutral and risk-averse investor. Depending on which ranking you are station, you must decide first then only proceed to select which investment agency or mutual fund more approriate to match your investment objective.
Only those company who has secured an approval from securities commission, kuala lumpur stock exchange and bank negara approval then only can issue bond. However, in view of the huge amount of bond, normally the issuer only place to institution and corporation rather than individual basis.
No investment in the world is guarantee as human could not control the natural environment which is embrace the working machinsm of the activities.
2007-01-04 21:18:35
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answered by SMI Funding Solution Provider 1
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CDs are very safe but nothing is guaranteed!
I would go on line and check out Franklin Investments and / or
T. Rowe Price. Both are excellent companies and have great customer service. You can begin investing with a small amount and add as little as $50 a month whenever you want!
bonds are a whole other animal. But you can buy mutual bond funds too.
2007-01-05 05:31:17
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answered by Rich 3
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You can go to a broker and pay 3% to 5% of your money for them to put your money in a mutual fund. After that expect to pay anywhere for 1.5% to 2.5% for you to keep your money in the fund.
You could go on line or call Vanguard or T. Rowe Price and but no fee funds from them. They have investment advisers that you can talk with for free.
All public companies will have their stock listed on an exchange where these stocks are bought and sold by investors. Not all companies have issued bonds. You need to exercise care in buying bonds since the bond rating is so important. AAA, AA or A bonds are called investment grade bonds, this is the top of the bond rating system. Unrated bonds are obviously very risky.
CD's are safe as long as you don't put more than this FDIC insured amount in any one bank. Bonds issued by the federal government are about as safe as you can get. These can be purchased in increments of 30 days to 10 years. You can go on treasurydirect.com and learn about what is available.
Good Luck!
2007-01-05 09:31:21
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answered by waggy_33 6
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Cd's are like putting your money in a savings acct for a fixed interest rate for a specific amount of time. Safe but you don't earn much on your money these days. Check with your local Merrill Lynch, or any other investment broker you choose. They will help determine where you should put your money based on your age, income, risk tolerance, debt and many other things that should be factored in for a good investment.
2007-01-05 05:18:28
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answered by Tweet 5
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No they do not. That is a company by company decision. Unless the company is a public corporation they will not appear on the Stock Exchange. If a company is private it may have an internal stock plan for its people. But that is a company decision also.
2007-01-05 05:17:34
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answered by mackjcsf 2
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