Conference nyoss1::market_investing

61.0. "Maximizing SAVE return?" by SNOMAN::AARON (Aaron Sakovich @HVO. Sales Support Consultant) Fri Feb 14 1992 10:49

How does one "play the SAVE plan"?

I've not been able to get a good handle on how often you can transfer funds 
between accounts, what the different accounts really are, how to track their
worth, and such.  I've found the historical information available via the
US LiveWire menu, but that's very dated -- at least 2 months old.

Looking at that historical information, though, it appears that with a little
planning, you could maximize your return by having your moneys in the right
plans at the right time.  The big trick (as with any kind of investing) is
figuring out which funds are the right ones at the right time.  What's the
basic organization of the funds?  Plan C is tied to big companies, right?
What about D and E?  How do these relate to stock market activity, bond rates,
interest rates, economy, and other financial activity?

It seems that with a little effort, one could improve their savings -- maybe
not make a killing, but at least get a decent return.

If this was discussed in the previous file, I'd appreciate a pointer.  I couldn't
find much in my search, but I might have missed something key.

Thanks in advance,
Aaron

    See note 1.0.  Go to DIGITAL_INVESTING.  Good luck.

Thanks for the pointer!  *^0  <-- (Egg on my face!)

A.