Plain Facts
Plain Facts
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Seek the best, and if it sometimes appears costly, it will always prove cheapest inthe end.
The really judicious investor does not expect the highest rate ofinterest, as he is aiming to get gilt-edged securities. Securitieswith the largest margins are naturally entitled to consideration and alower rate.
The savings bank should only be the primary department in accumulating.
The moment a savings account has grown to a sufficient proportion, theprudent one will seek a larger field in order to rea...p the benefit of amore profitable and safer investment.
But then the question will arise: "What is the course to pursue for onenot having had previous experience in such conservative precautions?" As the specialist makes a specialty of a certain kind of practice, sodoes the expert investor make a specialty of placing money on certainkinds of securities, and as confidence is the most important factor inthis commercial world, careful inquiry and investigation as to thereputation and method of such a specialist, should prove relief to thiswould-be investor of all anxiety and worry in placing his idle money tothe best advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seek the best, and if it sometimes appears costly, it will always prove cheapest inthe end.
The really judicious investor does not expect the highest rate ofinterest, as he is aiming to get gilt-edged securities. Securitieswith the largest margins are naturally entitled to consideration and alower rate.
The savings bank should only be the primary department in accumulating.
The moment a savings account has grown to a sufficient proportion, theprudent one will seek a larger field in order to rea...p the benefit of amore profitable and safer investment.
But then the question will arise: "What is the course to pursue for onenot having had previous experience in such conservative precautions?" As the specialist makes a specialty of a certain kind of practice, sodoes the expert investor make a specialty of placing money on certainkinds of securities, and as confidence is the most important factor inthis commercial world, careful inquiry and investigation as to thereputation and method of such a specialist, should prove relief to thiswould-be investor of all anxiety and worry in placing his idle money tothe best advantage.
What to read after Plain Facts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bauman G. A. to read onlineMoreLess
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