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Sharing is caring; we all know about it. In other words, to share is to give something to someone, which is equal to taking care of the person. But, that’s not always true. For instance, sharing financial and personal information with others is unnecessary and detrimental. Sharing information like passwords is strictly prohibited. However, there…
Investors allocate their investible surplus into various assets to diversify risks and achieve holistic portfolio growth. There are several asset classes, and we have discussed six major asset classes earlier. Amongst these, the most popular moderate to high-risk, long-term investment option is ‘Equities’. An investment into equities can be either direct, through mutual funds or…
One of my earlier articles described how Indians love buying gold and different ways to invest in gold. To put to perspective, Indians purchased over 500 tonnes of gold in 2020, worth Rs 2.3 lakh crores (approximately $30 billion). And, the gold demand in 2020 was the lowest in the decade, which essentially indicates that…
In an Initial Public Offer (IPO), private companies offer their shares to the public. Similarly, a mutual fund also allows the public a chance to invest when it initiates a fund. In other words, investors can invest in the initial pool of money when a new fund gets launched, called a New Fund Offer (NFO)….
The government of India launched the Senior Citizens Savings Scheme in August 2004 for senior citizens. The scheme offers a continuous income stream at better interest rates than traditional savings vehicles like bank fixed or recurring deposits. In other words, a compelling long-term savings option, SCSS is safe and is convenient to operate. In the…
Savings help you have the funds when you need them. Setting aside a part of the income as savings is a must for long term financial freedom. After that, as a second step, you must invest the savings in the investment options of choice. Traditional saving options like mandatory retirement savings and pensions are usually…
Where to invest – fixed deposit or life insurance? Even before we attempt to answer this question, are you amazed by this question? In your mind, aren’t these two different investment avenues? Is there any overlap between the purpose of these two? If you feel confused and believe these are two uncorrelated concepts, feel good…
Demat account, aka dematerialized account, holds the shares, securities, bonds, etc., in electric format. Dematerialization, or converting physical shares into electronic form, makes share trading easy and highly convenient. So here is all you want to know about the Demat account – What is a Demat account? How to open a Demat account? What are…
Financial planning is all about goal setting, savings, corpus, timely evaluation of portfolio performance, etc. At least, that is what we believe it to be. In other words, financial planning is all about making things work in a particular direction. However, we often fail to acknowledge that addressing any deterrents that can derail your financial…
BSE Sensex mounted to 60,000 points last week, and NIFTY is eager to touch 18,000 levels. These are exciting times for investors but also confuse some who are trying to justify the highs. These heights look scary, especially amid the market uncertainties from global markets, the US and China markets. It is obvious to ponder how…