NDB Wealth Management, the leading Unit Trust Management firm in the country, is encouraging its clients to start saving wisely to reap better benefits in the future.
Equipped with a range of new and innovative savings and investment products, NDB Wealth, in a media release, says it advices clients on the best savings or investment solution taking into consideration the potential risks associated with the investment.
Money Plus, a Money Market Fund, from NDB Wealth is an ideal savings plan with a current yield of 9.90%* (as at 27th May) which will help individuals and families meet their short term and long term financial goals. In the short term, Money Plus offers the flexibility of being able to withdraw funds, at any time, with no penalty. In the long term, its yield will help a saver build a secondary source of income by having to put away a lot less money from the income. It is ideal for those who have limited time to keep a track of their ongoing finances as returns accumulate daily.
“An individual should never depend on a single source of income as uncertainties and eventualities cannot be predicted. A prudent financial plan will help to not only build wealth but will also provide the financial freedom and flexibility,” said Ms. Vindhya Jayasekera, Vice President of NDB Wealth.
Commenting further Ms. Jayasekera stated, “At NDB Wealth, we believe that financial flexibility is a matter of necessity. Our team of experts will help you put a financial plan in place, which will not only help to better the current situation but will also set you up for your future requirements. With our help, your investments will be able to hold up against any challenge or emergency that needs to be endured in the future”.
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