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Inflation means that over time the prices for everyday goods and services tend to rise. This steady increase makes each unit of money worth a little less than before, so your cash buys fewer items as time goes on. In simple terms, when inflation goes up, the same sum of money will not get you …
I’d like to begin this blog post by stating that I never recommend that any of you borrow money to buy a car, as you may be aware that a car is a depreciating asset and thus what you spend on it, whether out of pocket or with loan interest, is always a financial burden. …
Geopolitical upheavals, such as the current Israel-Gaza conflict or the Russian-Ukraine war, have focused attention on asset diversity, which aids in risk management of your investment portfolios. Historically, Indian investors have frequently limited their portfolios to domestic assets, restricting their diversification options. Accepting global markets can provide a great channel for increased diversification. Investing in international …
When investors put their money into various sorts of assets or investment alternatives, they anticipate a specific proportion of their money back. But every investment comes with potential gains and investment risks of losing capital. Every investment has some level of risk. These risks are not entirely eliminated while investing. Notwithstanding the matter how well-diversified …
When there is a significant increase in inflation, the Central Bank raises the repo rates, causing interest rates to rise. These developments can have a knock-on impact on the economy, culminating in a financial meltdown in some cases. Interest rates also have an impact on investment choices. As an investor, you should not be concerned …