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Here is a simple quiz question. “What do you need to meet life’s major financial goals like children’s higher education and retirement?” You have got it right if your answer is ample savings. But that was the easier part.
What comes to your mind when you think of making investments for future needs?
Make volatility help you create wealth
The long journey to major financial goals like buying a home, children’s higher education and retirement, is comparable to a long distance flight or a sea voyage. In Air travel you sometimes experience uncomfortable air pockets and choppy seas in case of sea travel. Of course, we don’t interrupt or abandon those journeys because turbulence is a part and parcel of them.
Equity investing refers to investments in equity shares of different companies. When one invest in equity, one becomes a part-owner of such a company. As such, equity investing allows investors to participate in the growth story of different companies.
5 Principles Of Equity Investing
5 Investing Myths
Myths concerning investing tend to be costly. They can lead you to take too much risk, or too little. Worse still, may cause you to avoid investing altogether.Granted, investing is not an easy endeavour. But by busting certain myths, you can at least venture on the straight path.
India is a nation of savers, but such savings find their way into different investments, including traditional investment products, real estate, mutual funds, and cash. When one has just entered into the world of investing, he/ she is more likely to be guided by friends, family, office colleagues, etc.
However, one should also understand the shades of investing and avoid making serious investment mistakes. Here are 5 do’s for rookie investors:
5 Don'ts When Using Star Ratings
When hunting for a fund, star ratings are a great starting point. They provide a composite, visual measure of a fund’s historical risk-adjusted return compared to peers: in any particular category, funds clocking the top-10% risk-adjusted returns get a five-star rating, followed by the next 22.5%, 35%, 22.5% and 10%, respectively, from four to one stars.But they can also be misleading. Here are five don’ts to consider when checking out the 5-star rated funds.