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Creating a long-term investment portfolio is much like planning a balanced meal or a well-organized schedule. You must decide how to split your investments among different types of assets, choose specific options within those groups, and then keep a close watch on your plan over time. In this blogpost, we will break down the process …
When it comes to planning your financial future, you might have come across two popular choices: Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) and Mutual Funds. Both of these options offer ways to invest money, but they differ in structure, costs, flexibility, and even the type of benefits they provide. In this blogpost, we will see what …
Navigating the world of investments can feel like steering through uncharted waters, especially for newcomers. For many individual investors, building a well-balanced portfolio that spreads risk across different asset classes can be both complex and time-consuming. This is where multi-asset funds come in. Designed to simplify diversification, these funds combine various asset types within a …
In the world of corporate finance and investment, companies often use impressive titles to capture the attention of clients and investors. Two titles that frequently cause confusion are Chief Investment Officer (CIO) and Fund Manager. At first glance, these roles might appear similar because both are involved in making investment decisions and managing funds. However, …
Investing wisely is all about finding the right mix of risk and reward that fits your financial goals and comfort level. For investors who are cautious or only moderately comfortable with market ups and downs, a fund that blends both stocks and bonds can be an excellent option. These are known as balanced advantage funds. …
Retirement is a significant milestone, marking the end of your professional journey and the beginning of a new phase of life. For many, it’s also a time of uncertainty, particularly when it comes to finances. The desire for a predictable income during retirement motivates people to save diligently during their working years. However, with increasing …
When assessing the financial health of a company, two key metrics often emerge: revenue and cash flow. Revenue is the glamorous headline-grabber, proudly displayed at the top of every income statement. It’s a clear indicator of a company’s ability to generate income by selling products or services. Meanwhile, cash flow, the understated but vital metric, …
Peter Lynch is a name synonymous with successful investing. As a seasoned investor, fund manager, and best-selling author, Lynch’s approach to stock picking has earned him a place in the investing hall of fame. His strategy, which focuses on practical stock selection methods, is a game-changer for investors of all levels. If you’re wondering who …
We are familiar with the differences between Value Investing and Growth or Momentum investing. However, another compelling approach is Quality Investing. In this blog, we’ll explore the nuances of Quality vs Value Investing and understand how these strategies compare. Value, quality, momentum, low volatility, alpha, or a mix of these can all be used to …
Factor investing is an investment strategy that includes selecting companies based on certain characteristics or variables that are expected to impact their returns. These characteristics may include value, size, growth, quality, and stability. The key difference between Factor investing and traditional investing is that subjective judgment is not used in stock selection when it comes …