1. Saving and investing hand in hand
- you must invest 10% of your investment in share market. As it will help to overcome inflation. Lets assume you invested rs. 100 in Savings account then after 1 year that 100 will remain 100 even after interest of 3% because the general inflation rate in india is 5% . But shares give u return as good as 15% . But it is not recommended to invest all your money in share market.
2. Know what is asset and what is liability
- assets put money in pocket while liability put money out of pocket
- in accounting car is an asset but in real life car is a liability if bought on loan .
- it takes money out of pocket and depreciates over time
- remember if u cannot buy anything twice
You cannot afford it.
3 It is very important to know about power of compounding.Compound Interest is used in all investment methods: Stocks,Mutual Funds,etc, The longer you invest! The LARGER the returns .CI for 5 years < CI for 10 years < CI for 20 years < CI for 40 years
- Compounding effects will be discussed in detail in upcoming blogs .
- Drashti Panjrolia
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