If we will to include “interest” income from preferred or debt securities shares of stocks, it is very much possible. Actually, you could earn more than 25% by buying high dividend paying preferred or debt securities in the Stock Market.
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Is it Possible to earn more than 25% Interest Rate in Bank Deposit?
The “Special” Feature of Preferred Stocks that I like
Preferred Stock, as many investors would describe it, is a “stock” with more of characteristics of a bond rather than of a common stock. Like common stock, it is tradable in the stock market. However, unlike common stock, it does not represent a share of ownership of the company.
Prospectus Summary: Ayala Corporation Preffered Class “B” Shares (PSE:ACPR)
Here’s another “hard-to-find” prospectus summary or description of one of the relatively actively traded preferred stocks in the Philippine Stock Market (PSE), ACPR.
What are the Preferred Stocks in the Philippine Stock Market (PSE)?
Preferred Shares are different from Common Shares in such a way that it doesn’t have voting rights to the company’s decision making; in short, a preferred share holder is not a part owner of the company.
How and Where to Buy Treasury Bonds (T-Bond) of Developing Countries?
Government issued treasury bonds (T-Bonds) of developing nations or countries with emerging economies, like Brazil, India, Philippines, etc, has become attractive to some income investors due to one primary reason - it has a relatively higher yield.
Prospectus Summary: First Philippine Holdings Corporation (Preferred) (PSE:FPHP)
Prospectus Summary: Ayala Corporation Preferred Class “A” Shares (ACPA)
It’s quite hard to find a comprehensive prospectus of stock shares in the Philippine Stock Market (PSE) particularly, for the Preferred Shares. Here’s a good description of the features for the AYALA CORPORATION PREFERRED CLASS “A” SHARES (ACPA);
How to Invest your Money on Treasury Bills (T-Bills)
During these times when the inflation rate is surging to almost two-digit rate, leaving your money in a savings deposit, or worse, just inside your safety box, is like letting your money lose its value or its purchasing power.
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