- February 17, 2015
- Kate Sheehan
Learn to be Share Market Savvy – Act Now … Relax Later:
With interest rates now dropping to levels that barely cover inflation, its more important than ever to start making your money work harder for you.
In the current low interest rate environment, saving alone is not enough. Saving must now be combined with wise investing.
Now is the time – don’t hold off until later.
Learning about the stock market now and developing your investing knowledge and skills can reap huge benefits later.
In the last two months, the Top 200 Australian Companies have risen 14.5%, while the interest rate in the banks is a meagre 2.25-3% per annum.
Everyone wants a good yield on their investments but there are other things you need to consider before investing, for example:
• what are the current global trends
• which stocks are good investments
• how to identify best times to buy
• how to reduce and manage risk
Are you prepared?
Just like you wouldn’t play A-Grade Football without first being trained, you also need to be prepared before investing in the stock market. If you don’t feel quite ready to invest or would just like to broaden your existing knowledge, then our education will be ideal for you. What you have, and who you are right now is all you need to begin. Our small, friendly and professional ‘Invest for Success’ workshops will help you learn the rest. You’ll come away being share market savvy.
Improve your investing skills
Come and learn our 4 Step Method for wise stock market investing presented by David Novac (as seen on Sky Business). You’ll learn what’s happening in the global markets and how that will affect your investments in Australia; the difference between a good and bad investment; to identify good times to buy and sell; how to reduce and manage risk and how to achieve returns in the stock market that will beat leaving all your money in cash or term deposit.
Just click on the link to find out more or register in our next ‘Invest for Success’ – 2 Day Workshop or give us a call on +61.2.9488.9900
+61.2.9488.9900
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