spacer
Follow Us Online
Find Us On facebook

Find Us On twitter

How To really Save :: Investments
Investments


Steve Corcoran
Sponsored article written by Steve Corcoran
Financial Consultant


Investments for Young Adults is a topic near to our hearts, for the younger you start the better. The first thing to know is to "Pay Yourself First.”
We have all heard this before and it’s not the easiest thing to do. However, if you see that saving say 10% or more before you pay everyone else, it can add up big. To illustrate this point, David Bach, author of "The Automatic Millionaire" says if you make around $50,000 a year, 10% equals less than a $100 per week. If this money were invested at an average interest rate of 10% per year for 35 years, it would grow to $1,678,293.78.

Investments could be in Mutual Funds, Trading Accounts, Variable Annuities, or could even be in Savings/ CD or Government Bonds. You should have some help to see what your risk tolerance is and how to get started. Call Steve at 937-898-3345.


The information contained in all articles, links, sponsored articles, and FAQs within this website does not necessarily represent the views of Abbey Credit Union and its affiliates. This website is designed to offer helpful hints to consumers. Please consult an attorney, CPA, or other professional for expert advice.

Copyright © 2012 Abbey Credit Union. All Rights Reserved. Site Designed & Maintained by Artistic Inspirations, LLC