Sunday, April 02, 2006

Money Talk

Been approached a couple of times about Swiss Cash.


I received a text from Swiss Cash just now. The SwissCash Investment Plan (SIP) celebrates its 1st year. =)


The SIP program allows us to invest a comfortable sum of money, a minimum of USD100. Regardless of the economy, the rate going by is 1.7, i.e. USD1 = SDG1.70.


The SIP is a very simple financial facility. It only requires an investor to invest a certain amount of money for a scheduled fixed return. Payment schedules are very clear and known to all investors.


Here is an example of a SIP:


Principal: Amount that you invested in SIP = USD100


Frequency of Payments: Every 30 calendar days


Amount of payment: 10% on first three payments, 15% on next three, 20% on next three, 25% on next three and 30% on last three


Number of Payments: 15


Total Returns: 300% returns in 450 days.


Investors need not worry about their payoffs because SwissCash gives its investors a guaranteed fixed return. An average of 20% return for every 30 calender days.


This kind of Financial Facility is different from the conventional Mutual Trust Fund or bank's Fixed/Time Deposit that offers an average of 3-6% Interest per annum or Unit Trust whereby your fund grows or shrinks in tandem with market force and fluctuation.


In summary, SwissCash Financial Facility offers you with a high Return on Investment and minimal downside risk.






The image above shows a stimulation on the returns based on the principal amount of USD100. It also shows the dates of the payoffs if I choose to invest today.


SIP is suitable for people who wants to invest, but do not have much to start with, or wants to face minimum risk.


Ask me if you require anymore information. Else drop by Swiss Cash.


Blackathy, 12:41 AM

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