If all you do is saving money in a bank, hate to tell you but you’re losing money than making. Surprised? It’s simple math. A bank savings account offers about 3.5% average interest rate in Sri Lanka. Inflation (increment of…
My wealth has come from a combination of living in America, some lucky genes, and compound interest. – Warren Buffet (One of the World’s greatest investors) Read the quote again. Let’s say you have some lucky genes. The compound interest…
Are you ready to start investing in the Sri Lankan stock market? Here's everything you need to know about buying your first stock. If you have no idea about what the Stock market is or what Colombo Stock Exchange is,…
Let’s get to the point right away. If you want to make more money, you need to start investing. And if you have decided to invest, you need to get on board the Sri Lankan Stock market. This post is…
If you have read Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki, you should know the difference between two dads. The Poor Dad is always spending while the Rich Dad is investing. That’s the essence of Rich Dad Poor Dad.…
Who isn’t in debt these days? With the increased use of credit cards and easy personal and other loans, debt has become an integral part of a Sri Lankan’s life. Nowadays, every one of us is in debt. For a…
If you have read our previous posts on Investing in Sri Lankan Stock Market, now is the time to select a suitable stockbroker. If you couldn’t read any of our previous articles and you just landed on this post, you…
This post is the 3rd in a series of posts on investing in Sri Lankan stock market. This is a simple guide on opening an account to invest in Colombo Stock Exchange. If you have no idea about investing in…
The answer is “Yes”, we can invest directly in them. We briefly looked at investing in the stock market and unit trusts in our previous articles, and thought of exploring the Government securities (G-sec) market. Even though we can get…
We posted our first article on How to make money in Sri Lankan stock market last year. It was the first part of a series of posts on Sri Lankan stock investing. If you haven’t read it, you can check…