Sentences with phrase «if investment»

If your investment horizon is longer than the fund's duration, then your principal is pretty safe.

You may redeem hdfc tax saver & SBI tax gain funds and re-invest in Reliance tax - saver if your investment objective is to save some taxes too.Else invest in a diversified equity fund based on your time - frame.

If an investment option meets your requirements and is also a tax efficient one then it is well and good.

If your investment does not increase or goes down in value, you won't be losing any money.

If your investment horizon is long - term, you may pick around 3 funds from each of the above fund categories and stay invested.

In case if your investment horizon is more than 5 years, you can add one mid-cap fund.

Dear Indranil, If your investment horizon is > 15 years, just go ahead with your selection.

If investment is done five funds & at least one is successful also, it will be a very high return.

For example, if you add $ 1,000 to a portfolio at the beginning of the year, it works for you (or against you if the investment sours) for a longer time than if you were to put it in at the end of the year, yet in both situations you have added the same amount — $ 1,000 — to the same original portfolio value.

(Anytime is good time to start investing in equity mutual funds if your investment horizon is > 10 years).

Dear Rahul, If your investment horizon is around 5 years, suggest you to start investing ASAP.

Dear Biswadeep, If your investment horizon is say 3 years, that is you invest for 3 years and redeem after completing 3 years.

Ask yourself if your investment scheme is about protecting the spending power of your wealth or about growing it to the point where it creates your wealth a la Richest Man in Babylon.

If your investment time frame is long - term then why do you wan to choose a debt fund?

I wanted to know if your investment thesis on Loblaws has changed?

If your investment horizon is more than > 5 years, consider adding one MID cap fund like HDFC Midcap opportunities fund.

Dear Pankaj, If your investment horizon is less than 1 year, do not invest in equity mutual funds.

Dear Rajesh, If your investment horizon is 2 - 3 years, do not invest in equity mutual funds.

Do not invest in equity mutual funds if your investment time frames is 2 - 3 years.

Since we more than had the $ available it was not a risk but it can be risky if you don't know if the investment will work.

You won't need to enter your bank account information unless you decide to invest but it helps to be ready if an investment comes along.

If an investment you are considering can not be understood by an eighth - grader, he argued, you should not invest in it.

Finally, my wife and I are also prepared to reduce spending if investment returns fall below projected levels for an extended period of time.

If the investment you are hedging against makes money, you will have typically reduced the profit you could have made, and if the investment loses money, your hedge, if successful, will reduce that loss.

So, how do you know if investment real estate is going to give you the return that you're hoping for?

If an investment stays all the way in, it may produce only 15 percent.

I'm not sure if my investment approach for this account will change.

If your investment portfolio assets are not doing well, a reverse mortgage loan can cover you till the market conditions improve again.

You can use a stop loss order to put a floor under your potential loss on a security if the investment's price drops below a certain value.

If your investment objective is long term accumulation only then you may consider funds like Franklin Prima Plus / ICICI Pru value discovery + HDFC Mid-cap opportunity fund + Franklin Smaller companies fund.

Dear sankar, If your investment horizon is around 5 years, you can start investing in a balanced fund like HDFC Balanced fund and multi cap fund like Franklin Prima plus.

But perhaps we shouldn't be shocked if an investment method that encourages us to use as little discernment as possible ends up being too good to be true.

If your investment horizon is 10 + years, you may consider ICICI Pru value discovery & Franklin Smaller companies funds / HDFC Mid-cap opportunities fund.

4 — If your investment horizon is < 1 year, its not reasonable to expect HIGH Returns.

In case if your investment objective is returns / long - term wealth accumulation, there are better options than traditional life insurance plans.

Then, if your investment strategy or financial goals change over time, you can exchange assets among portfolios without paying a fee or triggering a taxable event.

Dear Puneet, If your investment objectives are tax saving + long - term accumulation then consider ELSS funds Axis LTE / Franklin Tax shield.

A child's investment income may be taxed at the parent's tax rate if the investment income is more than $ 1,900 and the child was a full - time student, under age 24 at the end of the tax year.

Dear Siddharth, If your investment horizon is less than 5 years, then suggest you not to invest in Small cap funds.

But if the investment in equities fails to perform, you can be sure of income from the other investment in fixed income securities.

People always say that they lost money in equities but actually that is not true if you follow some basics and stick to it and that too in mutual funds there is no way one can loose money if investment will be done for long term based on goals.

Discover the largest mutual fund holders of Applied Materials shares, and determine if their investment strategy can help your portfolio.

However, if you investment horizon in 7 — 10 years, do invest in Mid / Small cap + Large Cap to build up for wealth creation.

If your investment objective is to accumulate long - term wealth, then its better to opt for GROWTH option than to receive dividends.

For people who anticipate a tax rate of 15 % in retirement, it probably doesn't make sense to pay a higher rate than that on a Roth conversion, even if their investment horizon is 30 years or more.

Money has already been sunk into investments, but if another investment promises greater returns, the opportunity cost of holding the underperforming asset may rise to the point where the rational investment option is to sell and invest in a more promising investment elsewhere.

Dear Ksam, If your investment time frame is say around 3 to 5 years and would like to take higher risk, can consider MIP fund (or) Equity Savings fund.

After all, if investment returns are expected to come in lower than in the past, withdrawing less would seem a necessity.

If the investment is not measuring up to your expectations a year later, you have to readdress your analysis to make sure you do not have a fundamentally deteriorating situation.

MY only thought is, if my investment is yielding me 1 crore after 20 years, I would have to pay flat 10 % on 1 crore -1 lac, which would be approx 10 lac, considering all your investments have completed 1 year.