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Top 10 Tips on Investing €1,000
1. Turn €1,000 into €1,695 at the stroke of a pen
If you haven’t started your own retirement plan – you should. If you have (and it is a good one) you should be adding to it on a regular basis. From a long term, money-making perspective you couldn’t want a better investment because thanks to the tax breaks every €1,000 you put in will be worth between €1,250 (for a lower tax payer at 20%) and €1,665 (for the higher tax payer at 40%). Recent – 1999 - pension legislation means much greater flexibility, too, about how the money can be invested and how soon you can give up work and live a life of leisure.
2. The most profitable investment in the world
As the stock market has produced the highest returns over the medium to long term it makes sense to put a large percentage of your capital into shares. You can so this via pooled investments, index or tracker funds (see below for more information) or by choosing individual shares yourself. Whatever route you choose you if you mirror past performance you can look forward to some pretty juicy profits. For instance, the average return in the Irish stock market from 1974 up to 2006, was 17.4%.
OK it has been a bit of a roller coaster since then, but we are still in the 3rd (soon to be 2nd longest on 30th April) Bull market in the history of the stock market – up over 200% since March 2009. These figures relate, of course, to the average annual return. Some investors will have done better than the market, others less well. The key point is, however, that with planning and patience – especially the latter with the recent hiccups in the ISEQ - the stock market represents an incredible money making opportunity. Look at managed funds – simple to understand and easy to operate.
Three names to watch out – Irish Life Multi Asset Portfolio (MAPS) Standard Life’s MyFolio funds and Zurich’s Pathway funds.
3. Start or join a share club
An investment or share club is when a group of friends or work colleagues pool their resources and make buy and sell decisions together. Investment clubs regularly out-perform the stock market. It’s fun too – try www.ticn.com (investment club network) for details.
4. Turn €1,000 into €150,000!
Prize Bonds are Government securities (a joint venture with an Post and Fexco) which, instead of attracting interest, participate in draws for weekly cash prizes. You can encash these Bonds at any time. The amount of the prize fund is determined as a percentage of the value of the outstanding bonds, currently 2.4% per annum and the winnings are 100% tax-free. You can invest as little as €25 for a minimum 4 bonds and the largest monthly prize is €1,000,000 (every 8 weeks). The odds of winning on Prize Bonds are infinitely better than the Lotto.
5. Start coining it
According to specialists, Noble Investments, long term coin collections spanning a period of 50 years or more have achieved compound annual returns of 8.7% - 10.5% a year – which certainly matches or betters just about every major stock market in the world. Furthermore, short-term performance has also been strong. A random portfolio of gold and silver coins selected from a recent Spinks auction catalogue would have shown a compound annual return of 12%. Google the word numismatics
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