Based on RBI's decision earlier this year to let NRI's
invest in rupee futures I want to propose a Currency Futures...
Not exact matches
Borrow
in the low interest rate currency (Yen, Swiss Francs, Offshore Yuan), and
invest in the high interest rate currency (US dollars, NZ dollars, Australian dollars, Korean Won, Indian
Rupee, etc.) Again, it all depends where you are
in the cycle, as to whether this is a good trade or not.
«Ultimately, the report show that every euro, dollar, peso,
rupee, dong, and African franc
invested in these programs and policy is money well spent,» said Boucher.
I have some 10 lacs
rupees which I will be requiring after 5 years only, I want to
invest in Mutual Fund for 5 years duration.
Im planning to
invest in MF or some investment and forget (for at least 10 to 12 years) Rs 2 (two) lakh
rupees as a gift for my sisters daughter who is turning 8 years coming august.
Most of the times we
invest in a mutual fund to achieve a financial goal, for example saving 7 lakh
rupees for down payment of new house
in next 5 years.
For example If I had
invested $ 10,000
rupees before 10 years
in a mutual fund and now the value is grown to $ 75000 the absolute return will be 650 %.
iam looking to
invest in SIP 6000
rupees each
in below mentioned funds.
A SIP is a practice of
investing a consistent
rupee amount
in the same mutual fund scheme at regular intervals (say each month) over a set period of time.
I am interested to
invest 6 lakh
rupees in ELSS Mutual Fund, but only for three years period of time.
Rupee cost averaging evens out market ups and down
in long runs, which reduces the risk of
investing in equity.
In an earlier post I wrote about how you can start investing with small amounts in mutual funds via SIP & make volatility of the market work for you in the form of Rupee Cost Averagin
In an earlier post I wrote about how you can start
investing with small amounts
in mutual funds via SIP & make volatility of the market work for you in the form of Rupee Cost Averagin
in mutual funds via SIP & make volatility of the market work for you
in the form of Rupee Cost Averagin
in the form of
Rupee Cost Averaging.
I have decided to
invest forty thousand
rupees (40000) per month
in SIP for 10 year.I am already having insurance coverage, no home loan, emergency fund for 1 year and
investing 1 Lakh per annum
in PPF apart from my regular PF contribution.
Hello sir, I am 41 year old and
investing per month 45000
rupees via SIP
in below fund for 10 year + time line.
Sir I have to
invest in sip for long term for 20 years amount of
rupees 30,000 per month.
In order to invest in mutual funds, you will have to open either one of three types of bank accounts because all investments must be in Rupe
In order to
invest in mutual funds, you will have to open either one of three types of bank accounts because all investments must be in Rupe
in mutual funds, you will have to open either one of three types of bank accounts because all investments must be
in Rupe
in Rupee.
I would like to
invest 15000
rupees / month more so please suggest if i have to add new MF or can I increase SIP
in existing funds.Also let me know if my portfolio is good as I am looking for long - term (15 years) and want to accumulate 4 crore by that time.
sir i have 10000 thousand
rupees / / / and i want to
invest this for maximum return from shair market / / / / plz provide best compamy who will grow
in 1 - 2 year
The main benefit can be «
rupee cost average» and brings
in disciple to the way you
invest in MFs.
You should take these as an opportunity to
invest more
in lump sum apart from your regular SIPs
in order to take the due advantage of
rupee — cost averaging.
Borrow
in the low interest rate currency (Yen, Swiss Francs, Offshore Yuan), and
invest in the high interest rate currency (US dollars, NZ dollars, Australian dollars, Korean Won, Indian
Rupee, etc.) Again, it all depends where you are
in the cycle, as to whether this is a good trade or not.
I want to
invest per month 10k
rupees in mutual funds through sip and 1 lakh as lumpsum there fore please guide me how should I update my current portfolio.
I am Deepak Bhattacharya, My father is retired now and wanted to
invest 5lakhs
rupees as lump sum
in mutual fund, which will give at least 12 % return annually i.e 60,000 annually which means 5000 monthly.
I am 41 year (NRI) old and I wish to
invest in SIP montly for 15000
Rupees.
You have lump sum amount to
invest but hesitate to
invest them completely
in equity, so you could
invest in a debt fund and start an STP to get the benefit of
rupee cost averaging.
Needless to say,
investing in a mutual fund is a matter of lacks of
rupees and sometimes a matter of crores, one needs to be very deterministic while picking out the best suitable option.
Rupee cost averaging works
in such a way
in which the equal amount is
invested in fund at regular intervals of time, so that the investors can buy more units at lower price.
Under the Systematic Transfer Plan option, the concept of
rupee cost averaging is used and the net premium is initially
invested in the Secure Plus Fund and thereafter every month, a proportion of the premium is transferred to the Growth Plus Fund
One can start with as low as 100
rupees with no upper limit for how much you can
invest in this government scheme.
IDBI Bank, Federal Bank and Fortis Insurance International have together
invested 2.5 billion
rupees in its life insurance venture to expand business.
For e.g., let us assume Shubham has
invested in an insurance plan worth 10 lakh
rupees and requires a hernia operation.
According to Gartner Inc. forecast, Indian Insurance sector is expected to
invest Rs. 130.4 billion
rupees in IT for automating their services and products
in 2015.
According to Gartner Inc. forecast, Indian Insurance sector is expected to
invest Rs. 130.4 billion
rupees in IT for automating their services and proRead More
With the Systematic Transfer Option, the policyholder can choose to
invest a part of his investment monthly
in a low risk fund to avail the benefit of
rupee cost averaging
According to Gartner Inc. forecast, Indian Insurance sector is expected to
invest Rs. 130.4 billion
rupees in IT for automating their servic... read more
Purchase a policy: You don't have to keep thousands of
rupees aside from your savings every year to
invest in a good term plan.
I have 2 lacs
rupees now, I would like to
invest whole - sum
in ELSS for 3 years long term plan for tax exemption and good returns, But still i am not able to choose the best and i have already a bank account
in HDFC, If would opt HDFC tax free fund.
Hello sir, I am 41 year old and
investing per month 45000
rupees via SIP
in below fund for 10 year + time line.
The company wants to make
investing in the US seamless to Indian investors wishing to diversify into dollar assets and hedge against adverse
rupee - dollar movements.