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Soundness of investment

If you invest your money with a bank, where does it go?

The “Double your money” program is the best investment in the world today.

1. It doubles the contributors’ investment in what is predicted to be a short space of time
2. It removes rubbish directly, and by social programs and innovation.
3. It takes responsibility for one of the world’s largest environmental catastrophes
4. It provides a new generation of large commercial air and space transportation for everyone, worldwide.

“Double your money” does exactly that: it doubles all funds contributed. It is likely all the funds for “Double your money” will be gathered within 4 years meaning a 25% per annum return. If the returns are within a year this is a 100% per annum return. The returns depend upon where you are in the “Double your money” program pool, as some delays to repayments may occur while the main programme Portions are being sold: the first 10% of “Double your money” is repaid from within the system.

Comparison to Interest or Returns on Investment

Comparisons to general investments depending on the repayment time of:

6 months      200%

1 year          100%

2 years         50%

3 years         33%

4 years         25 %

5 years         20%

6 years         16.5%

7 years         14%

8 years         12%

9 years         11%

10 years       10%

As shown, even if it takes ten years to repay your “Double your money” program contribution you will be far better of than term deposit investment, buying into real estate or the share market. The figures demonstrate the “Double your money” program to be approximately twice as good as returns available on the everyday types of investment.

• The current returns from real estate investments average about 7% depending upon who you ask. Property values, except premium properties in peak areas, have dropped over the last 5 years, meaning any invested funds would immediately loose value.
  
  The ANZ bank boss, Phillip Chronican said in June 2011 property value gains over the past two decades are unlikely to be repeated, and compared with other forms of investment housing looked weak. He also said Australians have too much wealth invested in real estate, about 60% twice the United States level. His statements shed light on the deception of negative gearing as an investment, which drives up housing prices, increasing rents and thereby the strain and social problems for lower income households. 1.7 million Australians use negative gearing which helps claim rental losses as a tax offset.
  
  Property is still overvalued by percentages in Australia of over 35%.

• People are cautious about adding superannuation for a good reason. It is considered a poor investment after the Global Financial Crisis when most people’s investors “lost” their investments. Certain superannuation investments attract high taxation and funds are heavily taxed if withdrawn. Superannuation has been seen as a tax dump and is thereby heavily regulated with extremely complex tax laws.

• The Share-market has low confidence after a string of recessions and natural disasters, as well as the European loans situation and the poor U.S. economy. Not even experts know where to invest consistently. There are opportunities to make wealth, such as the sale of Linked in which doubled in value in the first day: though lost 25% of the peak value. Shares are like a game of “Jackstraws”; any large investor can pull his funds and make the market topple very quickly. 
• Compond saving is all very well in theory, simply start today adding only $100 per weekl and after ten years, hey-presto! You have a lot of money. The problem with this means of saving is it doesn't factor in daily life issues such as day to day and month to month expenses. The first months are okay, then a phone bill or power bill comes in, no $100. The rates come in, the car registration comes in - it needs new tyres. Pretty soon the $100 per week is looking like $100 per year, which most banks will extract in fees!
  

• Commodities such as Gold are currently at their highest levels for decades. Investing is about buying cheap and selling high.

• Foreign currency investments are considered enigmatic, and are a bigger gamble than the share market. There are a lot of major players as well as central banks forcing frequent misleading changes in conditions.

• Term deposits attract very low relative interests of up to 6.5% for short term investments in Australia, a nation with relatively high interest rates. Since the share market is where banks profit from invested funds - on average, equities are shown to be better than term deposits, but have high maintenance. “Double your money” repayments could take 15 years and better a 6.5% return.  The safe term deposits interest returns fall to smaller percentage points for longer term deposits. 

And where do your invested funds go? Does it go to investing in certain mining or fossil fuel based companies which are contributing to this problem – probably, given the reasonable and consistent returns from this sector.

“Double your money” program is low upkeep

Unlike many investments which require frequent intervention or monitoring, such as real estate, shares or commodities, “Double your money” is just a pay and be repaid investment. You do not need to put any other funds in unless you wish to make another contribution. Although it is recommended to tell your friends about the system, it really does not require any other work. How easy is it to save the planet – sit back and watch the cash flow in!