Check out the Tips to Avoid the Bulging Investment Under the Guise of 'Plantation'

TRIBUNBATAM.id - Easily tempted by large returns, able to make someone regret investing. Unmitigated, the loss from the sweet investment offer could reach hundreds of millions, applies also to plantation investments that are currently rife.

Financial Planner from OneShildt Financial Planning, Budi Rahardjo said that bulging investment is not only born from investments related to plantations, but many other sectors are also vulnerable to illegal investment. 

This condition can be a reflection, that the community at present tends to have weaknesses in terms of criticizing the investment offers and easily persuaded and lure of a fantastic amount of refund. 

Not to mention from the investor side, understanding of investment norms is also still very low. Specifically related to how to generate profits, as well as various risks that will accompany the investment.

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As a result, these conditions resulted in people more inclined to look at the supply side only in terms of profits. The public also tends to do things closer to speculation rather than by investing. 

On the other hand, although the regulator has brought an investment alert task force, public awareness in investing is more needed now. Which, careful attitude before deciding to invest is an absolute thing, even if necessary consult with the investment alert task force team.

Meanwhile, wider socialization from the government on an ongoing basis also needs to be kept lively. Of course, that is to prevent widespread fraud under the guise of plantation investment. In fact, if necessary, various forms of investment fraud can be archived in the task force team database and can be freely accessed by the public. 

The right tips to avoid bulging investments include equipping themselves with basic knowledge of investment. Prospective investors need to know what is called profit and what is meant by risk.

Another step, potential investors need to determine expectations of a reasonable rate of return. Do not be easily persuaded by yields that are too high, but the legal entity is not clear. Prospective investors also need to know who will be responsible, as well as the seller. 

It should be underlined as well, to not easily trust a seller who is unable to explain in detail the risks that exist in these investments.

The last tips, namely by looking at who is the regulatory and supervisory institution. For financial products, generally under the supervision of the Financial Services Authority (OJK). (*) 

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