Say you started a Rs.15,000 monthly SIP in February 2007, intending to buy a house in 2020. By February 2020, as per an SIP calculator, you would have collected a corpus of around Rs.48,08,995 with 10% interest, right? Since mutual funds work closely with the market, given the pandemic in 2020, the SIP would have shrunk to at least half due to declining markets.
Anita, a 30-year-old software engineer in Hyderabad, has just received a Rs. 3 lakh bonus and is looking to make a smart investment. Her family favours bank fixed deposits, appreciating the security and assured returns they offer.
NIFTY50 and the SENSEX have been plummeting for over a week. The domestic stock market is struggling to stay rooted amidst the selling pressure.
Planning for retirement is one of an individual’s most important financial goals. With increasing life expectancy and rising inflation, ensuring
Building a long term investment strategy is one of the most effective ways to secure financial stability and achieve financial goals over time. In India, the rising cost of education, healthcare, and inflation makes planning wisely for the future even more critical. Whether saving for retirement, a child’s education, or buying a home, creating a thoughtful approach to long term investment in stock can help you achieve your goals while benefiting from the power of compounding. Here’s how you can establish a robust long term investment strategy in the Indian context.
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The global stock market continues to be in a volatile state for the second consecutive week, with all leading stock market indexes recording heavy losses during the week.
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The stock markets are home to thousands of companies across various sectors and sizes, including small, medium, and large-cap businesses. However, only a few of these companies are considered worthwhile investments. These stocks typically demonstrate strong financial health, consistent growth, and solid fundamentals, such as stable revenue, robust management, and competitive advantages in their industries.
