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Direct TT launches DTT Prime with secure savings plans and unprecedented returns on investment

Posted on 10 August 2018
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London, August 10, 2018 – Direct TT Group today announced the launch of DTT Prime, a suite of competitive savings plans designed to offer individuals and their families a secured financial future through monthly investments. DTT Prime’s adopts a secure and effective investment strategy while cutting out the middle man. This translates into unprecedented returns for your money, guaranteed to be higher than your local bank or other financial institution across the world.

Whether your planning for your retirement or your children’s higher education, DTT Prime offers you various options to choose from.

Commenting on the launch DTT Prime, Walid Ead, CEO of Direct TT Group, stated that a large percentage of individuals and families are unprepared for the unpredictable future.

“Our research showed an alarming number of people in certain parts of the world do not opt for saving plans due to three main reasons; unfamiliarity with savings plans, lack of options that suit their needs and their expected ROI, or lack of trust. With DTT Prime, we have filled the gap and created the ideal portfolio that provides our clients with exceptional plans, unprecedented returns, and guaranteed peace of mind,” Ead said.

DTT Prime ensures clients deal directly with Direct TT without the additional middle man cost incurred by some financial institutions.

“Unlike banks, Direct TT investments are executed in house to ensure our clients do not pay additional fees or hidden costs,” Ead added. “In addition, our support team is available 24/7 and is fully committed to our clients through direct relationships.”

“With more than 50,000 worldwide families and individuals who consider us their strategic and trusted financial partner, transparency is in our DNA and plays a crucial role to our success. That’s why, Direct TT code of conduct is strict and in compliance with international laws,” Ead concluded.