Published on: May 21, 2019 5:00:00 PM
EasyEquities is set to appear on the next episode of The Fighter 2 (Episode 5). In this episode of the MMA sport reality series which features female fighters battling it out for a shot in the hexagon with the reigning bantam weight and flyweight champion (Amanda "Mad Dog" Lino), we gave the team coaches an EasyEquities #noteasy challenge.
Now we’re not allowed to say that episode 5 will be the best episode of the season (like episode 5 in Game of Thrones was season 8’s best outing), but we are saying you will definitely want to watch out for it! There’s a R250 voucher giveaway as well, so keep reading to see how you could get your hands on it.
Why?
Here are FIVE Easy reasons to watch out for the fifth instalment of The Fighter 2:
- The important financial and investment lessons
Coaches will be undergoing another gruelling challenge as they go head to head with each other. The challenge reveals insights that many new investors can take inspiration from. Some of which include pacing yourself, consistency, and stamina; the result of which is potential gains!
- The power of compound interest
A hint at what’s to come in the episode: depending on what you put in, compounding increases can be your friend (or enemy). Find out how to calculate your own potential returns through the power of the compound formula.
- You will want to work your own socks off
And get yourself a pair of Deer Factory socks instead. You’ll see one of the coaches and his team rocking the bright and widely acclaimed EasyEquities socks produced by our friends at Deer Factory. Follow the sock-producers on social media, and subscribe to it to get your own rocking pair.
- The EasyEquities challenge is based on one of our Bundle providers’ performance
For context, bundles are a “collection of shares (and instruments) pre-selected by someone you reckon has the smarts.” This uniquely ‘Easy’ product was created for users who want access to the markets but want a professional to put together a portfolio for them. Think of it as asset management, but ‘lite.’
Take a guess which one, and we just might…
- Giveaway vouchers
To a random user who registers for an account from today until Sunday, 26 May (by selecting the ‘EFC’ option under the ‘How Did You Hear About Us’ field upon registration), and then tells us on Twitter or Facebook which bundle provider’s portfolio has delivered 15% returns since inception. Tag us in the post, and use the #EasyEFC hashtag to make sure we see it and count you in the draw! Entries close on Sunday, 26 May at 23h00!
If you are the lucky winner, a R250 voucher will be credited into your EasyEquities ZAR account (excluding the R50 you get when you register with ‘EFC’ anyways)*. Ultimately, R300 can be yours to kickstart your investment journey with! And who knows, you may even go on to win R5 000!
We'll be picking the lucky winner on Monday, 27 May!
How’s that for a challenge?!
It’s your turn to get in on the gains!
Terms and Conditions apply.
*Promotional vouchers are deposited and locked into your investment account, and cannot be withdrawn for three years. Read more here.
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