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At the beginning of 2025, it is expected that one million Hungarian investors will face the fact that the yield on their government securities will drop drastically. Even before the interest rate cycle, many people are thinking about whether it is worth redeeming their savings. The decision requires serious consideration, as there is both a risk and a good opportunity when someone gets rid of their bonds prematurely. In the current Money Talks podcast, we tried to objectively go over the arguments in favor of selling and keeping Hungarian government bonds in forints. The broadcast will also discuss: - What causes the dilemma at all, why do many people want to sell? - What are the conditions and costs of the sale? - What expected interest rates will be typical for the bond market and what growth can be expected on the stock market? - How vulnerable are HUF investments? - What does the longer-term investment approach dictate compared to interest rate hunting? - Who should keep their HUF bonds? Are you looking for an alternative investment instead of government bonds? Not sure if you should sell? Our private bankers are happy to provide detailed information about the available options. https://bit.ly/3XRhpiB Information is the basis of a successful investment: https://inwestmentors.hu/erthetoen-a-... What is said in this post/show cannot be classified as an incentive to invest, investment advice, or an invitation to make an offer, any invitation to subscribe, buy, sell, or offer any financial asset, especially securities. What has been said/described is mentioned as an example, based on the market experience of Investments Hungary Kft. as an intermediary and dependent agent. The provided information and its elements do not provide complete information for investments or making other decisions, they serve only for preliminary information prior to the investment decision, without any return guarantee or specific results. The other, additional information provided here is for informational purposes only, and in the case of analyses, reflects the analysts' own opinion.