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Low-risk investment plans include capital guarantee plans for principal protection and modest returns, savings plans with insurance benefits, fixed deposits for guaranteed returns.
Medium-risk options like MIPs, hybrid-debt funds, arbitrage funds, and ETFs offer balanced growth and steady returns, blending equity and debt to minimize volatility—ideal for consistent income and moderate risk.
High-risk investments like ULIPs, mutual funds, stocks, IPOs, and cryptocurrencies offer potential high returns but come with significant volatility. Investors should assess their risk tolerance before investing.
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25-year-old Rohit Rattan has always admired Warren Buffett. Since he was a teenager, Rohit was always curious about money, not just how to save it, but how to grow it. Though he sometimes regrets that he couldn’t start investing at 11 like Buffett did, by the time he had turned 18, he was ready to try his hand at investing. Saving up his pocket money, earnings from part-time jobs, and with his parents’ help, Rohit slowly began building his portfolio. He believed that rather than the amount, it was consistency that would work in his favour. Now, at 25, unlike most of his friends, Rohit is sitting on a rather solid investment corpus, one that most people only dream of having at that age. Rohit’s story is indeed inspiring, isn't it? But if you are still wondering how starting early can make all the difference, you are at the right place. Read on to know how starting your investment plans early in life can be a game-changer for your finances.
Naveen was shocked to count the monthly expenses of groceries and other daily items after his supermarket haul. And why not? When your salary increases only once a year, by an insignificant margin, and inflation remains consistent, it is obvious that it hits you hard. Though he noticed a striking rise in prices of vegetables, fruits and other commodities, it did not cross his mind that his investments and savings might also be struggling from the same cause. It was only after a serious discussion with his colleague did he realised that, no matter how diligently you save and wisely invest, an attractive and well-allocated portfolio might lose its sheen once inflation is factored in. Since inflation comes through the back door like hidden costs or taxation, it may not be evident, but its impact is steady and unwavering on your investment plans and long-term returns. If you genuinely want to create long-term wealth, “wake up and smell the coffee” before it is too late. Read on to find out how to stay ahead of your time.
Ambitious, hardworking, and aspirational, India’s middle class can be rightly called the backbone of the country’s economy. After all, it comprises a large segment of the workforce and contributes significantly to domestic consumption. With the rapid pace of urbanisation and rising incomes, the middle class now has more disposable income than ever before. However, this increased earning capacity comes with its own set of challenges, especially when it comes to making investment decisions.
Investing in a reliable asset is a smart decision in today’s time to generate income for both long-term and short-term goals. If you are someone who wants to explore investment options without putting in a big chunk of funds, then worry not, because there are numerous investment instruments where you can invest even with a fund as little as 1 lakh. Whether your goals are short-term or long-term, you can always start with even a small amount. Let’s explore how.
People generally tend to believe that simple investing is equivalent to growing your money faster and being rich soon. But how much of it is true? Well, what really makes a difference is not simply investing but smart investing. Anyone can invest, but smart investments help fulfil your short and long-term goals and also grow your money.
While in school, you must have written an essay about what you want to be when you grow up. And for most of you and your friends, the answer had been a doctor, engineer, architect, or even an industrialist. With starry eyes, you must have thought money came easily to them, and all you needed was a degree to begin with. It was only later that you realised how tough it is to sustain your life without a regular income, no matter which profession you are in. Parallely, those who chose to enter the corporate world or salaried life might have given up on the freedom and flexibility of work, but had the financial security from the start. The motivation should be to attain a position and create a financial system in your life that is self-sustainable and multiplies without intervention. More so for the self-employed people, as the income may be erratic, seasonal and with no employer contribution, there remains no built-in exit strategy. No matter the occupation, the income range or any financial inheritance, you should never be complacent as the stream may dry up anytime. To tide over such unwarranted financial situations, investments for self-employed individuals gain even more importance.
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