The Ombudsman for Fias has called for financial products to be regulated. Here is some advice on how to safely invest.
1 March 2010 · Staff Writer
The Ombudsman for Financial Services Providers (Fais), Charles Pillai, has asked for financial products to be subject to approval of sort in order to "protect members of public from being exploited by market forces motivated by nothing more than greed and irresponsibility".
These comments were released in a statement following a case where a couple demanded their money back after giving it to an authorised financial services provider to invest on their behalf.
So with all these dodgy schemes floating around, what exactly are your options?
Whether you are saving or investing for a happy and relaxed retirement or whether you have a more short term goal like going on a holiday, buying a new car or saving for your child's education - there are still safe options out there which will suit your needs.
No matter what your goals though, always consult an expert in order to determine the best course of action for your financial needs.
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