By KINIBIZ
Put your savings to work with this KiniBiz mid-year guide on three asset classes, stocks, bonds and property. At this juncture, all three look equally attractive. Rich valuations have made stocks less enticing against fixed-income instruments. And why not? Corporate bonds and unit trusts have never been more accessible to average investors. Meanwhile, the perennial favourite, property, is heading into uncertain territory
Issues
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Are you putting your money in the right place for you? Get to know the three major popular asset classes for investors and the strategies that come to play with each in this week’s four-part series.
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While still charting new highs, trading on the local bourse this year to date has been far less lively than in 2013. Investors have reason to tread cautiously --- a nearly six-year-long bull ...
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As inflation is likely to rise over the latter half of 2014, and with the introduction of the GST next year, analysts see the bond market as best-suited for investors looking for a trading ...
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Is property still an attractive investment option, considering that the market is apparently slowing down this year? Despite high prices and tight financing, industry observers say that patient ...
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