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Mike Smith
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Asked: September 5, 20232023-09-05T18:59:30+00:00 2023-09-05T18:59:30+00:00In: Money & Business

Is it better to invest for the short term or long term?

Individuals usually have long and short-term goals to accomplish maybe sometime in the future that is why there are motivated today to engage in the financial activity of saving money. Saving for long-term or short-term goals totally two different thing and involved two different procedures. What do you guys think?

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  1. Suba
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    2023-09-16T13:42:33+00:00Added an answer on September 16, 2023 at 1:42 pm

    There is nothing better to invest for the short term or long term, the best thing is to invest according to your goals which are tailored to your money needs. For example, in 2027 you will get married and it will cost a lot of money, then you would be better off investing for the short and medium teRead more

    There is nothing better to invest for the short term or long term, the best thing is to invest according to your goals which are tailored to your money needs. For example, in 2027 you will get married and it will cost a lot of money, then you would be better off investing for the short and medium term, less than 3 years. You can choose investment instruments such as mutual funds, government bonds, deposits, etc. But if your investment is for old age or as a retirement fund, you can invest long term, such as in blue chip shares, property, gold, etc.

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    2025-08-08T05:22:12+00:00Added an answer on August 8, 2025 at 5:22 am

    This is individual thing but I like the Benefits of Long-term Investments as Long-term investing reduces frictional costs, such as trading expenses and tax impact With long term investment you have Compound Interest. With compounding, the interest earned on your initial investment earns interest. ..Read more

    This is individual thing but I like the Benefits of Long-term Investments as Long-term investing reduces frictional costs, such as trading expenses and tax impact

    With long term investment you have Compound Interest. With compounding, the interest earned on your initial investment earns interest. …

    You would have higher Returns. One of the primary benefits of long-term investment is the potential for higher returns. .

    Staying invested over the long term allows investors to benefit from the power of compounding and potentially overcome short-term setbacks.

     

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