So you have the admission letter in an expensive school and the fees is to be paid. Your parent cannot (or will not) pay the fees and you have to now borrow the amount of money that you need. So you MUST borrow if you want that education, so there is no great choice, right? […]

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Instead of worrying about the rating of funds, look at the fees that they charge. A well performing fund with a lot of aum is likely to be charging LESS than a smaller, but poorly performing fund. Of course this is because there is a ceiling on charges…but do remember…FEES ARE IMPORTANT, and of course […]

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I have done a lot of articles on valuation in the past – and let me repeat, I am a old fashioned investor. I believe that I buy a share so that I can get CASH much more than what I outlay. I prefer seeing more cash up front (dividends) and not have to rely […]

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Some things are basic to life…like: – it is better to be a LENDER than to be a BORROWER. – pay off the MORE expensive loans first – if you MUST have debt, it is better to have a tax deductible debt – your credit rating determines your interest payment – the more number of […]

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