Have you ever wondered, how does investing in stock market compares with real estate investment? Well they both have their merits and demerits and are suitable for different sections of people.
The main purpose of investing for most investors is tax saving. Equity linked saving schemes (ELSS) are those mutual fund schemes that help you save taxes as well as generate decent returns. But, how do you separate the wheat from the chaff? Here is a list of few ELSS schemes that you should consider for investing.
Many of us wish to increase our wealth exponentially and secure our financial position. We seek investments which has no risk and makes a lot of money for us. The challenge however, is to find such an investment avenue.
Undoubtedly, the first quarter of 2009 was disappointing for the Stock Markets in India and world over. However, the Stock Markets now look set for better times.
Exchange Traded Funds or ETFs are the funds that not only mirror an index but whose units can be traded on the stock exchange in much the same way as a common stock.
The demand for contemporary Indian art has increased at the international level. Investing in art is becoming a more feasible and attractive option. Indian art is a great investment.
You may take a lot of care deciding what to invest in and when to do so. Most people, however, are clueless on when to get out. Many investors worry only about investing their hard earned money. What they ignore in this entire process is a second issue that plays a very important role.
Post office savings schemes provides security of capital and interest thereon and are best suited for conservative investors. The popularity of Post office savings schemes can be contributed to the fact that it appealed to every section of the society, rich or poor.
The price to earnings (P/E) multiple or ratio is probably the most popular indicator used by investors for valuing stocks. It is the ratio of a company’s stock price to its earnings per share.
The Government of India 8 per cent Savings Bonds, 2003 (taxable) scheme is another instrument suitable for investors seeking returns that are fixed and assured. GOI Savings Bonds may not be terrific investment option if you are looking for capital appreciation or a substantial margin over inflation.