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When the heart speaks, the mind finds it indecent to object feels author Milan Kundera. Yet, people like Warren Buffet, have followed their mind and won handsomely in the stock market. This is perhaps explained by William Blake’s statement A fool does not see the same tree that a wise man sees.
What is the best investment strategy to earn more return on investments? Is there a simple, hassle-free, proven, sure-fire investment method available? Having a routine on investing, yield more rewards. Is this a true statement? How can we set a routine, that too, on investments? Is it really possible? Confused with lots of things spinning in your mind? Read ahead to get all your doubts clarified.
The last few years have seen a spurt in the number of start-ups in India. Many people are actually fascinated with the idea of being their own bosses. It might even sound like a piece of cake for few. But that is not true. It takes a lot of efforts, hard work, thinking, and of course, capital to sustain a business.
India is an emerging economy and is considered as a bright investment destination, riding on its high growth and savings rate. According to a report by United Nations Population Fund, more than 50 percent of the country’s population is below the age of 25, with most of them joining the workforce for the very first time.
India, unlike many developed countries of the west, is more savings friendly. By being savings friendly we yearn to save more out of our disposable income, irrespective of the level of our earnings. Warren Buffet advocates that one should focus on savings first and then whatever is left should be spent.
I get reminded of previous generation mom when someone advises me to re balance my investment portfolio. I feel like my mom telling me to take oil bath on all Fridays. When everything is going fine, why I should re balance my portfolio? one of my client asked me with a smile in his face. I reciprocated his smile and explained him why it is necessary to re balance his portfolio periodically.
People always hesitate when it comes to investments. Investments are often considered risky which makes people rethink about it. Most of the investment options are depended upon the market conditions. This is the reason why they are considered as high-risk investments. If market conditions go down one can also face a loss whereas if the […]
How many times have you asked yourself Will the insurance company for which I am paying premiums regularly will settle the claims or reject the claims in case of any mishappening to me? Will my family get the claim benefits or not?
What do we do to show our love to our loved ones? We buy property, gold, vehicles etc. Then to secure or protect that love we keep insuring that property, gold and vehicles too. Not only that we cover our lives too! However,if you are a bread-earner of the family then you miss insuring the very important entity of the family – that is you!
How bad is bad? Or for that matter how much sugar is there in sweetness, really? Perhaps we rarely stop to think. Bad or good are more or less absolute to us, and we often refrain from probing further into their causes. Personal health is one area however, which we do not leave to chance. So why should we not do the same about our financial and economic health?
