Maks25
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There are different kinds of arguments in the financial world that gurus and laypeople like to engage themselves in. On a national scale, some question the devaluation of currencies to help improve the economy in the long run. On a personal scale, some argue about the wisdom in purchasing a particular stock. A few others discuss the power of compound interest. However, among all the different kinds of arguments, one of the most popular is that of savings vs. investment.
For as long as we care to remember, people have always wondered whether or not it is a better idea to save your money instead of investing it. While some would argue that you should indeed keep your cash in the bank, others will say it is an absolute waste of time. But, which of these schools of thought actually holds water considering the current economic situation? In a battle of savings vs. investment, which financial decision comes out on top?
For as long as we care to remember, people have always wondered whether or not it is a better idea to save your money instead of investing it. While some would argue that you should indeed keep your cash in the bank, others will say it is an absolute waste of time. But, which of these schools of thought actually holds water considering the current economic situation? In a battle of savings vs. investment, which financial decision comes out on top?