THE EFFECT OF ONLINE INVESTMENT APPLICATIONS ON WORKFORCE WELFARE

Abstract

Investment is the investment of capital in one or more assets owned by a person, usually long-term, with the hope of gaining profits in the future as professional compensation for delays in consumption, the impact of inflation and the risks borne. The reason an investor invests is to have a better life in the future and to avoid a decline in the value of their wealth. In investing every year there will be increases and decreases in stock prices or interest rates. Changes in interest rates are one of the factors that influence systematic risk. Other factors include foreign exchange rates, government policies, inflation and so on. If interest rates are high, investors will be more interested in saving their money in banks, and conversely, if interest rates are low, investors will prefer to invest in shares. Although the resulting risks are greater. Meanwhile, each year the mutual fund will maintain annual capital to pay dividend obligations and maintain a safe debt credit position. The liquidity ratio aims to assess financial capacity to meet short-term obligations and financial payment commitments.