Investment method

Bank account isn't the only option

If you're looking for a higher rate of return on your deposits than a regular bank account, cash funds may be an option to consider. They often invest in short-term bonds known as money market instruments, which are essentially banks lending to each other.

Gold is a quality safe-haven asset

In times of financial market turmoil, investors often turn to gold as a way to diversify their portfolios. Historically, gold has had a low correlation with various stocks and insurance policies. At the same time, it has more potential as a geopolitical hedge asset and less potential as a hedge against inflation.

Exposure to more investment opportunities

From investing in precious metals such as gold and silver, to energy resources such as oil and gas, to agricultural products such as wheat. Commodities offer investors a variety of potential benefits, including portfolio diversification and inflation hedging.

Investment Stocks

Investing in stocks means buying shares in a company and becoming a shareholder. Equities are usually more suited to long-term investments and are suitable for those who can experience the highs and lows of the market in search of higher returns.

Seeking stable, lower risk returns

Bonds, also known as fixed income securities, are issued by companies and governments as a way of raising money. They’re basically an ‘I.O.U’ – designed to provide a regular stream of income (which is normally a fixed amount) over a specified period of time.

Driven by the search for additional sources of return

While traditional assets like stocks and bonds are traded on the public markets, alternative investment strategies such as real estate are less sensitive to the movements of global markets. More and more investors are shifting to alternatives to help them achieve their goals.

Source: Angel Capital.

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