New overnight money alternative: up to 5.2 percent interest with Solidvest bonds”

New overnight money alternative: up to 5.2 percent interest with Solidvest bonds”

According to a report by www.boerse-online.de,
The market is currently flooded with overnight money offers and fixed-term deposit offers. But there is currently little going upwards, i.e. above the 4 percent mark. The reason: The European Central Bank has no longer increased interest rates in Europe. At peak times, banks can no longer pay interest without paying more. They are only likely to increase in width. But a new offer from Jens Ehrhardt's company Solidvest comes at just the right time: it makes 5.2 percent interest per year possible.

The experts themselves write about Solidvest's new product: "Interest investments differ, as illustrated above, based on their returns, but of course also based on their risk. The Solidvest interest portfolio contains a mix of government bonds and corporate bonds that optimally balances risk and return potential. On the one hand, we achieve this thanks to the comprehensive company analysis of the in-house research team at DJE. On the other hand, as a professional investor, we have access to securities that are withheld from private investors."

Solidvest relies on a mix of around 20 different bonds from various sectors. While bonds from the technology industry currently bring 7.4 percent interest per year, according to Solidvest, energy suppliers only earn around 3.4 percent. Solidvest's portfolio currently yields a return of 5.2 percent per year before deducting costs.

The new product from Solidvest offers a worthwhile alternative to conventional daily money and fixed-term deposit offers. The market for daily and fixed-term deposits is currently characterized by low interest rates, while Solidvest's offer enables a return of up to 5.2 percent. This new investment option may lead to investors investing more of their capital in such alternative investment products, which in turn could have an impact on the interest rate landscape and the competitiveness of traditional banking products.

The higher returns offered by Solidvest could also force other providers to adjust their interest rates in order to remain competitive. This could ultimately lead to a change in the entire industry. This alternative also gives consumers the opportunity to achieve more attractive interest rates for their investments.

It should also be taken into account that Solidvest's product incurs higher costs than call money and fixed-term deposits. Customers then have to deduct this from the return achieved. Therefore, investors should carefully weigh the total costs and the net return when deciding for or against this product.