Here’s an interesting twist to this month’s book giveaway.
Sketch © D.
What you see in the picture above is a partial view of the next Art of Finance sketch. To win a copy of the Savings and Investment Yearbook 2012 by Value Research all you need to do is guess the theme of the completed sketch. The closer your answer is to what’s depicted in the final sketch the better are your chances of winning.
I’ll announce the winner after I publish the completed sketch (a week from today).
Note: Simply saying “retirement” won’t do. You need to be more precise.
Drop a comment with your answer (and of course, I need an email address).
16 thoughts on “December Book Giveaway: Savings and Investment Yearbook 2012 by Value Research”
Retirement age insight but still a long way to go to reach the planned retirement goals (Corpus)
Retirement age insight but still a long way to go to reach the planned retirement goals (Corpus)
(Note – The email address has been updated)
Retirement age insight but still a long way to go to reach the planned retirement goals (Corpus)
(Note – The email address has been updated)
I dont care about what market throws at me. Eventually, all we go behind and become a part of past statistics.
In investments what matters is that slow and steady wins the race. You got to be disciplined to keep walking, no matter what. You got to keep on investing whether the market is down or high.
Slow and Steady wins the race.
It’s not timing the market, but “time” in the market that is of greater value and it is depicted via a tortoise which is known for its longevity :)
Most of the Retirement plans gives Sad Returns during Retirement. OMG..
Slow & Steady……………Retire Early………………!!
Retired and No savings……OMG !!
Nice comments everyone. Keep them coming.
The theme looks like a regular savings for retirement. If one wants to build a corpus for retirement, one should start investing early. Slowly and steadily, one builds a huge corpus for the retirement.
” If you haven’t started planning for your retirement yet , you need to do it now. Remember , every 10 Yrs of delay in the process , you will need to save three times as much each month to catch up for the lost time..”
” Retirement is when the living is easy and the payment are hard..”
” You can be young without money , but you can’t be old without it…”
Retirement – “The inevitable in waiting…”
Slow and Steady planning with good insight will result in a contented, safe and accomplished retirement.
After experience it’s found that, fast and consistent investing for retirement is better than slow and steady.
And we have a winner…T S Ashok.
Congratulations Ashok! I’m emailing you separately for your mailing address.