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Our Financial Advisors at RC Financial Group understand that Investments can be perplexing to new or
prospecting investors attempting to diversify their portfolio. Generally Investing includes the purchase
of financial instruments with the intentions to generate income or to appreciate in the future to create
a capital gain. The ideology is desirable and seems straightforward although there are a variety of
financial instruments for an investor to choose from. Financial instruments are divided into sub
categories such as Debt instruments, Equity instruments, Investment funds and Derivatives.
Debt InstrumentsDebt instruments in comparison to other securities are often less riskier resulting in
lesser as well as steadier gains. Upon purchasing this financial instrument the borrower/issuer is
obliged to make payments of a fixed amount on a fixed schedule to you the investor. Hence, the reason
they are also given the name Fixed-Income securities. When looking at the risk-reward ratio it is more
suitable for investors who are less aggressive, have a lower risk tolerance and have long term oriented
goals. Therefore they are most effective when integrated to diversify ones investment portfolio. Some
Fixed-Income securities include:
Bonds
Debentures
Mortgages
Treasury Bills
Commercial Paper
prospecting investors attempting to diversify their portfolio. Generally Investing includes the purchase
of financial instruments with the intentions to generate income or to appreciate in the future to create
a capital gain. The ideology is desirable and seems straightforward although there are a variety of
financial instruments for an investor to choose from. Financial instruments are divided into sub
categories such as Debt instruments, Equity instruments, Investment funds and Derivatives.
Debt InstrumentsDebt instruments in comparison to other securities are often less riskier resulting in
lesser as well as steadier gains. Upon purchasing this financial instrument the borrower/issuer is
obliged to make payments of a fixed amount on a fixed schedule to you the investor. Hence, the reason
they are also given the name Fixed-Income securities. When looking at the risk-reward ratio it is more
suitable for investors who are less aggressive, have a lower risk tolerance and have long term oriented
goals. Therefore they are most effective when integrated to diversify ones investment portfolio. Some
Fixed-Income securities include:
Bonds
Debentures
Mortgages
Treasury Bills
Commercial Paper