I've been following traditional FD/RD/PPF investments with miniscule Sip over the last few years, since most of my income goes in clearing my debts. Now that I'm debt free, i need to figure out wealth generating avenues, but I'm not an expert in this area. So, is it ok to trust financial advisors to monthly invest about 3L (my investment appetite per month)? Or do they generally work on their/Fund's interest instead of the client's interest?
Simply put, any genuine advisor won't try to sell you bad products because it's in their incentive to keep you retained for really long. There's a lot of perceived notion in market that Index & Direct MF is the best strategy. In my opinion 1. There are advisors who can get you returns more than index 2. Just help you take best financial decisions.
For example, typical sentiment might be to pay off loans and then think about wealth creation, but this won't apply if you had education loan with cheap interest and tax benefits. 3L per month investment is a good enough amount to consider sophisticated investment instruments which advisor can share with you
I'm a 37-year-old IT gurl from Bangalore. I recently had a massive freak-out session because I realized my entire savings were locked up in fixed deposits (FDs). I felt like a complete fool. You know how FDs are; they don't even keep up ...
Every month my salary gets credited I barely spend 20% of it the rest of it is just sitting around in my bank account it's already above 5L. I keep thinking of investing it in stocks/mf but it's a lot of work 😔
What do you guys do w...
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I have around 50L to invest. I am little skeptical around making a bulk investment in mutual funds or stocks at this point since most of the stocks are at all time high.
Let me know if this is a better plan:
Instead of the bulk amount ...
I am 30M with 2 cr in savings (across portfolio, no RE, all liquid) If I keep up with this rate I will hit 8cr (~1M USD) by 2027. I am living with my parents, married, no kids yet. Want to move out. Should I buy a house (purely consumpti...
