If someone asked you to lend them money for one day, you might charge them 2%. If they asked you to lend them money for ten years, you’d probably want to charge them a higher rate of interest. That’s because you might have more uses for your money over ten years than overnight. Plus, there’s always the chance that they might be less likely to pay you back in ten years than tomorrow.
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Module 10: Lesson 10: Never stop learning
Module 10: Lesson 9: Be the boss of your portfolio
Module 10: Lesson 8: A little timing makes a big difference
Module 10: Lesson 7: Listen to the markets
Module 10: Lesson 6: Be methodical
Module 10: Lesson 5: Make peripheral vision your investment superpower
Module 10: Lesson 4: Make informed decisions
Module 10: Lesson 3: Build stamina for long term returns
Module 10: Lesson 2: Plan for success
Module 10: Lesson 1: Manage your emotional capital
Module 9: Lesson 10: Reporting and Tax
Module 9: Lesson 9: How do I find the value of my portfolio?
Module 9: Lesson 8: How do I know I’m getting a good price?
Module 9: Lesson 7: How do I buy or sell securities?
Module 9: Lesson 6: How does the broker make money?
Module 9: Lesson 5: Is my money safe?
Module 9: Lesson 4: How do I put money into my brokerage account?
Module 9: Lesson 3: What is Client Suitability?
Module 9: Lesson 2: What is Know Your Customer?
Module 9: Lesson 1: What is a Brokerage Account?
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