Start your Investment Journey
Module Units
- 1. Saving & Investment
- 2. How is investing different from savings?
- 3. When to start investing?
- 4. What care should one take while investing?
- 5. What is meant by Interest?
- 6. Basics of Investment Planning
- 7. What are the fundamental rules of investments?
- 8. What are the investment concerns that need to be addressed, while investing and choosing the assets?
- 9. Financial Plan – Concepts & Factors for Success
- 10. Explain - Disciplined and Regular Investing
- 11. How inflation can affect your financial plan?
- 12. What is the importance of Asset Allocation?
- 13. What’s your risk appetite and risk tolerance?
- 14. How to plan for your life-stage?
- 15. Stage 1 - Your First Job
- 16. Stage 2 - Getting Married, Having Children, Life Goals Increase
- 17. How to save to buy a home?
- 18. What is an EMI and how are EMIs calculated?
- 19. Rising Loan Interest Rates – What should you do?
- 20. Why It Is Sometimes NOT Better To Prepay Your Loan?
- 21. What to Do When You Find Yourself in Too Much Debt?
Explain - Disciplined and Regular Investing
The most convenient and easiest way to accumulate wealth is by investing regularly and in a disciplined manner.
This can be done with any of the asset classes mentioned previously. For example when investing into the debt market you can opt for a recurring deposit, or investing into equity you can go for SIP (systematic investment plan).
The asset class that grows your wealth the most over a long period of time is equity. Very often while investing, investors try to get the perfect entry and exit point of the market – which amounts to market timing which is very difficult even if not impossible.
Instead of timing the market, try to let your investments spend time in the market!
What are the benefits of investing via a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)?
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