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Invoice Discounting Concept -Low-Risk High Return Investment

Invoice Discounting Concept Low-Risk High Return Investment Opportunity, If someone says to you that – ‘There’s an investment opportunity where risk is low and returns are high’ Will you believe it?

By Haneef Fact Diary CommunityPublished 4 years ago 3 min read
Invoice Discounting Concept -Low-Risk High Return Investment
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If you want good returns with low risk then this Article is for you. We all have heard that where there are high returns, the risk is high too. And where there are low returns, the risk is also low there.

This thing is actually true. But wait, there’s a twist. Any investment’s risks or rewards depends on these 3 things –

1) Nature of Investment This means your investment is short-term or long-term.

2) Liquidity Which means how early you can convert your investment into cash. For example Real Estate. In real estate, returns are quite good but liquidity is low.

If you want to sell your home tomorrow, you can’t sell. To sell it or we can say to convert it into cash you need lots of time. You need to take care of investments in which liquidity is low.

I am saying it because – Where liquidity is low If you by chance commit any mistake while investing then you can’t get out of this investment early.

For example, you bought a company’s stock. That stock is not performing well and started falling. Then you can easily sell that stock the next day and exit from the investment. But you can’t do the same thing with real estate.

3) Parties Involved Which means your investments are going to whom. In peer-to-peer landings, returns are very high. But in this scenario, the risk of losing all your money is high too.

The risk is high because the parties which are involved in these investments have low credibility. People want to make lots of money, but no one wants to take Financial Education.

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See Making money is very easy. But it’s easy when you have a proper financial education.

This education is not given and will not be given in any school or college. There are many investment opportunities in this world, where you can earn high returns on low risk.

But b’coz you miss these videos, you also miss these investing opportunities.

Today is what I am going to tell you. Using that financial instrument you can easily generate 11-13% returns yearly in just 2-3 months.

If you are getting an average 12% yearly return then easily in 3 months you can make 3% returns on that investment. So the opportunity’s name is INVOICE DISCOUNTING.

I know many questions would be coming to your mind. What is Invoice Discounting? How can it make good returns in less time?

And if returns are high then why risk is low? And most importantly, how can we earn from this? So to understand all these things, first, you need to understand – What is Invoice Discounting?

So there’s a vendor Shyam, who supplies goods to Amazon. Shyam supplied 10 lakh rupees goods to Amazon.

Now Amazon will not instantly pay Shyam. Let’s assume Amazon’s payment term is 60 days.

So now Amazon took goods from Shyam but will pay him after 60 days. But Shyam wants money now. B’coz Shyam has many operational expenses and to bear it he needs money now.

So in this scenario, Shyam goes to the bank. Let’s assume he goes to ICCI Bank and says that ‘I have Amazon’s 10 lakh rupees invoice.

That means 10 lakhs are going to come from Amazon. Can you give me some cash on it? ‘ Bank is not free, so why will they give this money to Shyam?

In this scenario when the invoice is of 10 lakhs, the bank will tell Shyam that – ‘Don’t worry, If you want money then submit your invoice to us, we will verify it.

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