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It’s easy to think of ‘saving’ as investing. While the two often go hand in hand, they also work quite differently.
‘Investing’ is more than building rainy day savings. On a practical level, saving involves putting aside money today for use in the future. It’s what economists describe as ‘forgone consumption’. In other words, rather than spending all your money, you tip some into a savings account for another time.
Savings is a sensible starting point in investing because it provides the funds you need to purchase a range of different assets. However investing goes one step further, helping you achieve personal goals with three significant benefits.
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6% DAILY (0.25% HOURLY) FOR 90 DAYS
Plan Spent Amount ($) Hourly Profit (%)
540% IN 90 DAYS $10.00 - $499.00 0.25
9.6% DAILY (0.40% HOURLY) FOR 90 DAYS
Plan Spent Amount ($) Hourly Profit (%)
864% IN 90 DAYS $500.00 - $1499.00 0.40
13.2% DAILY (0.55 % HOURLY) FOR 90 DAYS
Plan Spent Amount ($) Hourly Profit (%)
1188% IN 90 DAYS $1500.00 and more 0.55
