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Many expatriates live on a small but adequate budget for life in Thailand.
Some have substantial amounts saved over a lifetime but little idea where to put their money for the safest and best returns.
There is no question in my mind that Switzerland offers the safest home for your investment.
Neutrality, political and economic stability as well as low inflation are the cornerstone of a secure investment location. Switzerland has been a leader in this field for decades.
The level of domestic investment is traditionally high at over 25% thereby contributing to the country's stability. Switzerland also owes its good reputation as a solid investment market in large measure to foreign investors. According to an - Economist Intelligence Unit- report, Switzerland is and continues to be the world's most attractive country for foreign investor's private savings.
For those lucky enough to have capital to invest, Swiss financial services offer a lot more than Swiss banks.
If you invest your capital in Switzerland you can rest assured knowing the country has some of the strictest insurance legislation in the world. Not only do you enjoy the protection of strict discretion due to the fact that there is no obligation to provide information to third parties, but you also take advantage of a unique guarantee which no other insurance market in the world offers. This ensures you receive all the insurance benefits you are entitled to. Even if an insurance company goes bankrupt your entitlements are still secured by a separate fund. This security reserve is managed independently of the insurance company's other assets and is subject to special bankruptcy provisions. This all means that a Swiss insurance policy is the most secure form of investment in the world.
Swiss Invest is a unit linked life insurance policy that is perfect for capital appreciation
This policy gives you the freedom to design your own investment strategy. Flexibility is retained throughout the term of your investment. At any time you can change or adapt your strategy to reflect changes in your personal circumstances or changing market conditions.
All this is achieved with minimum administrative effort on your part
A wide range of the best funds from Swiss Invests reputable partners is available. Fund managers like Fidelity, Goldman Sacs, J P Morgan, UBS, and Lombard Odier to name but a few.
Or you can you can choose to invest in various actively managed fund portfolios. These portfolios come with a built in investment strategy (e.g. fixed income, income-oriented, balanced, growth-oriented or dynamic) which distinguishes them from straight fund investments. Straight funds cover specific individual criteria (like countries, currencies, sectors, etc.) and can be used as building blocks in a portfolio strategy.
You decide which funds or fund portfolios are best for you based on your personal investment and security needs. Over the longer term stocks have been shown to be the best form of investment for capital accumulation. However temporary fluctuations in value cannot be avoided. Bond funds provide you with more security but generally the returns are less than those for equity funds. Swiss Invest can also offer you combinations of these asset classes within all the investment options open to you. You can alter your investment strategy or choice of funds at any time.
To summarise-Swiss Invest combines all the advantages of Switzerland in an innovative life insurance policy
Swiss Invest not only protects your capital with important bankruptcy privileges, but with 100% entitlement guarantees it is more secure than any other investment in any other country. In other words it is the ideal combination of guaranteed security and first class investment perspectives.
In conclusion one of the things I like most about Swiss Invest is that they have no hired staff selling this product. It is marketed and sold only through independent professionals.
As they say in their advertising "If Swiss Invest has been recommended to you, you can be sure there are no better alternatives".
I really believe there are not.