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What would you do with a million?

May 25 2011 13:54

Yes, it’s time again for the Sake24 and Sanlam iTrade virtual trading competition in which prospective traders can learn, in a very realistic way, how to invest directly in JSE shares.

Million Competition

More about the competition

May 25 2011 13:54

All you need to know to start playing the Sanlam iTrade & Sake24 “What can you do with a million?” virtual portfolio competition.

Million Competition

Competition rules

May 25 2011 13:54

Here are the rules for the Sanlam iTrade and Sake24 "What can you do with a million?" competition.

Fin24: NB! You have to register again for every new competition to enter. You must choose a new unique user name, but can use the same password. You also have to logon for the competition from this Fin 24 page every time. Please save this page in your favourites.

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Managing and living with debt is:

	A necessary evil as most people need credit to buy homes and cars.
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A necessary evil as most people need credit to buy homes and cars. 51% 120 votes

Impossible as all debt eventually gets you into trouble. 10% 24 votes

Possible only for well-disciplined consumers. 38% 90 votes

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