... assuming that all funds haven’t been allocated to financial pyramids, HYIPs, and other dubious organizations. During market fluctuations, one should not panic and hastily liquidate assets. Following a decline, growth typically returns, unless the companies are on the verge of bankruptcy. Selling assets inevitably results in losses. It is much more effective to wait for the situation to stabilize. Upon earning the first substantial income, it is essential to refrain from succumbing to impulse. One should avoid reinvesting all funds into one profitable venture, as this poses a risk ...

... of the creditor. This requires reviewing accounting documents, papers confirming the existence of the debt and the terms of its repayment, real estate on the balance sheet, and other assets. Not everyone is willing to invest the time to do this. For ... ... advantage of this opportunity? Funds can be recovered in various ways. This can be done independently or by consulting specialized companies that have established strategies for collecting debts from legal entities. Such organizations will likely require a ...

... to curb pricing agitation. In particular, **the total ban on the export of gasoline and diesel fuel from Russia, initially imposed for August, has been extended until the end of September** and is now applicable to all producers (including major oil companies). It is anticipated that from October, export restrictions may be partially eased: if the market balance improves by then, large refineries could be allowed to resume exports, while independent oil depots, traders, and small plants may likely remain under ...

... deductions. Taxes on the sale of securities and dividends are imposed at the standard rate (13%/15%). Conclusion: Stocks and funds have the potential for higher returns through price appreciation and dividends, but they also come with high volatility. It is advisable to complement a mid-term portfolio with "blue chip" stocks (gas, oil, finance) and international ETFs to mitigate risks across countries and sectors. Companies with solid business foundations yield decent dividends, and stocks from the tech sector (though not directly accessible to Russians) can be substituted with foreign tech platforms via ETFs. Precious Metals and Currency Assets Gold. Gold is viewed ...

... Tereshkin in a comment to Forbes . As a result, the market balance is still disrupted. Authorities and industry participants need to find a delicate compromise between the necessity to hold down prices for consumers and maintaining the profitability of oil companies. The outcomes of the upcoming meeting will determine future policy: it is expected that a combination of market mechanisms (increasing fuel supply) and government tools (subsidies, tax maneuvers) will gradually help to alleviate the situation in the fuel market. Gas Sector: Europe Accelerates Storage Filling Ahead of ...