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Time to re-look at your investments?
Rebalancing your portfolio is an important part of money management. Here's when to do it and how.
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Are you a bad investor?
As the global markets go through a financial crisis, small investors, who have invested in mutual funds and stocks, have been feeling the heat. During times like these, investors have to keep their cool, lest they make decisions that might not be rational. There are some common indicators that will help to identify if you are panicking.
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Why liquid funds can be good for you
In the last one year, liquid funds have returned between 7.7 per cent and 8.85 per cent. Liquid-plus funds, on the other hand, have slightly higher returns between 8.4 and 11.29 per cent. Obviously, that makes them a better choice as against money earning a dismal 3-3.5 per cent in your savings account.
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Your credit card fees may soon rise
Many banks have started upgrading their customers to platinum or titanium cards.
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Home, life insurance is not 'wealth'
The strategic portfolio should be tinkered with only once in two or three years. Ideally, the trading part should not be more than 5-10 per cent of your total portfolio.
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Money lessons for women
Yes, while it's true that women are looking at everyday needs of the family, it's imperative as well that they keep a tab on their financial security to ensure a safe future.
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Cash-crunch to cash-rich in 6 easy steps
To raise cash, you need not sell assets built over time. Instead, use them to meet immediate liquidity needs.
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Do you feel let down by your MF investments?
Even investors in equity mutual funds have borne the brunt of falling markets. As a result, several investors are in panic mode. Some are even contemplating redeeming all their mutual fund investments and instead making investments in risk-free avenues like fixed deposits and bonds.
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What sets aggressive equity funds apart?
Aggressively managed equity funds can be differentiated by either the style of investing or the nature of the underlying investments. Investors often make the mistake of investing in mutual funds without fully understanding the implications of the investment. One common area where investors are confused is with regards to aggressively managed equity funds.
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Debt funds: Liquid versus liquid plus
While most investors appreciate the importance of investing in debt (like debt funds, for instance), the lack of knowledge about debt instruments and their complicated nature, prevents them from venturing into this segment. Moreover, the jargon associated with debt instruments can be confusing for the average investor. That explains why debt investment remains a mystery for a majority of investors.
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