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KNOW THE HISTORY
OF THE FIRTHS
BANK IN HONDURAS
III Banca Y Finanzas
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With the rising cost of living, it’s imperative that we invest, whether
that’s $10,000 or $100,000. And, obviously, when we invest our hard-earned dollars, we
want to generate high returns while enduring little risk.
Possible?
Well, to a point. In terms of returns, there are better low-risk investments than others, but
it is definitely still true that the higher return you want, the more risk you’ll have to accept.
But as you near retirement, or if you’re saving for your high school senior’s college fund,
your appetite for risk drops precipitously. You simply cannot afford to see a huge drop in
the market right before you need to begin withdraws.
The top 12 best low risk investments
with the highest returns:
1. Peer to Peer Lending
2. High Interest Savings
3. Credit Card Rewards
4. Certificate of Deposit
5. Annuities
6. Treasury Inflation Protected
Securities (TIPS)
7. Money Market Funds
8. Municipal Bonds
Help they Employees to be Better!
At BAC Credomatic we give you the opportunity to develop and
enhance your talents, innovate and contribute ideas to achieve
your personal and professional success, as well as that of the
organization and that of thousands of families and companies in
the Region.
We rely on the values of innovation and leadership as a standard
that guides us in everything we do; in the daily effort to
achieve and provide work excellence; in respect for people who
have some type of disability, providing opportunities for employment
inclusion; and to offer health and leisure services, as
well as to motivate the growth and professional development of
our collaborators, so that they have a better quality of life both
personally and professionally.
All of the above, allows us to promote the development of the
Central American Region, positively impacting the lives of thousands
of people every day.
9. U.S. Savings Bonds
10. Cash Value Life Insurance
11. Online Checking Account
12. Bank Bonuses

Stock market, markets and
quotes
Wall Street recovers part of the lost
and closes with strong increases
The ups and downs of the US stock
market in recent weeks have returned to be evident this
Thursday, in which the main indices have registered strong
increases that have not managed to compensate for the
falls on Wednesday.
At the end of the session, the Industrial Dow Jones rose
1.63% to 24,985.06 points, while the S & P 500 improved
1.86% to 2,705.57 points and the Nasdaq Composite rallied
2.95% up the 7,318.34 units.
Almost all the sectors finished in green, among which
stood out the non-essential
consumer goods (3.41%),
the technological (3.32%),
the telecommunications
(2.67%), the financial (1,
64%), raw materials
(1.38%), healthcare (1.24%), real estate (1.22%), and

financial proverbs that are
still true today:
Spending money you don’t have is the first step on the slippery
slope of debt. Of course, it’s pretty impossible to buy everything
you need with cash these days, so some debt (mortgage, car
loan, student loans, etc.) is a given. It’s the non-essentials that
will get you, so when it comes to credit purchases be careful.
Spending is quick; earning is slow. – Russian
Spending is quick, alright. Thanks to modern technology, the
“convenience” of buying has never been greater – we can spend
hundreds of dollars in the swipe of a card, the click of a mouse
and the tap of a smartphone. Just remember, no matter how easy
it is to spend your money, it’s not getting any easier to make that
money.
A fool and his money are soon parted. – Dr. John
Bridges
Don’t take this one the wrong way. Smart people and money are
parted all the time, too. It just means that all money decisions are
important and you can’t take it for granted that your money will
always be there. The more you do to educate yourself about finances,
the better equipped you’ll be to take your money in line.
Creditors have better memories than debtors. –
Ben Franklin