zerocool2009
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Given predicted market contraction, how does this qualify as an investment?
Its capped at R100k per account (ID number)
Given predicted market contraction, how does this qualify as an investment?
And with the other R1.9 million?
2 Mil isn't that much these days, is it? The rand is doing OK, so ideally I want to move it into $'s while the rand holds.You came trollin' here first, all bragging about your 2mill and all, what you expect![]()
Brother, Mother, Grandfather etc...And with the other R1.9 million?
6% interest, and with the current rand volatility, your yearly gains can be wiped out in one day.African Bank is a little iffy
Tymebank pays 6% if you have one of their savings plans
7% if you give 10 days notice.6% interest, and with the current rand volatility, your yearly gains can be wiped out in one day.
That is already in the pipeline (hence the 1 year investment)Leave te country, invest in your future elsewhere....![]()
African Bank fixed deposit.
Will still lose value. Not an investment.Fixed deposit at one of the big 4 banks is likely the best
So they've reached the bottom and can only go up from here./s
So they've reached the bottom and can only go up from here./s
And then they take it for freeThat true, until it drops another 50%.
Maybe try and invest in the country where you a planning to move to?That is already in the pipeline (hence the 1 year investment)