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The video discusses the drawbacks of traditional banks for saving money and introduces two popular options in Mexico: cetes and Bon Día, highlighting their high returns and security compared to traditional banking. It emphasizes the importance of choosing between cetes and Bon Día based on investment goals and time horizons. The speaker also compares conservative investment options like Bondia and Cetes, focusing on the transparency and liquidity of each. The video delves into the impact of interest rate fluctuations on investment attractiveness and advises viewers to consider their financial goals when choosing between the two. It further explains how to utilize emergency funds efficiently through tax savings and credit card payments, suggesting strategic investments in cetes based on specific time frames. The importance of understanding different investment platforms like GMB Plus for generating returns is highlighted.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the drawbacks of saving money in traditional banks and introduces two popular options for saving in Mexico: cetes and Bon Día. Cetes and Bon Día are highlighted as secure options that offer high returns, well above inflation. Currently, cetes are paying an 11.05% annual return, while Bon Día offers a 10.88% return. Both options are considered safe for saving and investing money compared to traditional banking. Bondía is explained as an investment fund similar to an ETF, focused on short-term government debt investments. The segment emphasizes the importance of choosing between cetes and Bon Día based on investment goals and time horizons.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses investing in conservative and safe instruments such as government debt, specifically comparing Bondia and Cetes. Bondia operates like an ETF with daily liquidity, allowing for easy selling and cash access. However, the return on Bondia is not predetermined. On the other hand, Cetes are treasury certificates sold by the government at a discount, with a defined return rate. Cetes have set deadlines ranging from 28 days to 24 months, providing transparency on future returns. The speaker elaborates on how fluctuations in interest rates can affect the attractiveness of Cetes versus Bondia investments, emphasizing the importance of considering rate changes when choosing between the two.
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In this part of the video, it is discussed how investing money in bonds versus leaving it liquid in a bank account can result in varying returns depending on market interest rates. The video explains that it is challenging to predict future interest rate movements accurately. Therefore, it suggests focusing on one’s financial goals and needs to determine the best saving option. Good day (Bon Día) is recommended for short-term savings needs less than 28 days when CETES are not available for such a short period. Good day also serves as a suitable choice for emergency funds due to its liquidity, allowing for quick access to funds in times of need. The video advises on the importance of understanding when and how to utilize Good day based on individual financial circumstances and goals.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how to use an emergency fund efficiently by saving taxes and generating points through credit card payments. They explain how they transfer the tax payment money to a cetes direct account, which automatically invests the money, allowing it to grow until the credit card payment date. The video suggests using cetes for saving money for specific time frames, such as buying a new phone within 12 months. It outlines the flexibility of cetes terms, from 28 days to two years, and how to strategically invest based on the timeline of financial goals. The speaker emphasizes that cetes investments automatically roll over upon maturity, providing a hassle-free investment process.
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In this part of the video, the speaker explains that different platforms offer funds that work similarly to having pesos but are invested in a safe manner to generate more money. The example of GMB Plus is given to illustrate this concept. Additionally, the speaker mentions that funds are used for any extra money that might not be invested elsewhere. The importance of understanding the differences between such funds, like Bondia and cetes, for decision-making based on saving timeframe is highlighted. Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and share the video for further help.