Sentences with phrase «monthly investing plan»

For those who don't have the discipline to log in and purchase shares on a regular basis, the ability to setup a monthly investing plan is a big benefit.

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But not you: After seven years of regularly setting aside those monthly contributions, you could have more than enough to throw your own wedding, with about $ 37,500.4 Investing now could potentially mean no added effort on your part later, aside from planning for your future marital bliss.

Dear Mr.Reddy, I am an NRI, I want to start investing in Mutual Funds with Lumpsum amount, it will be mix of 50 % Balance fund, 25 % Midcap or Small Cap & 25 % Monthly Investment plan.

Could you please guide me for any debt / income / short term plan for my sisters marriage — I can invest 8000 Monthly over and above my portfolio specially for this.

I plan to invest 15000 in monthly SIP as of now which will be increased every year.

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We have been investing in two 529 plans on a monthly basis for 8 - 10 years for the boys.

Monthly Income Plan or the MIP is basically a debt - oriented hybrid mutual fund where nearly three - fourth of the corpus is invested in debt instruments such as debentures, government securities, and the likes.

Retirement plan - PPF - 1.6 L already invested (planning to invest annually50000k), UTI equity fund, Franklin prima plus, ICICI balanced fund (Have started monthly SIP of 5000k each for 20 Years -LRB-

Also, consider investing some portion in Monthly Income Plans of Mutual Funds to beat inflation rate.

So instead of waiting to accumulate enough money to buy Vanguard funds, I started to invest in active funds with low minimum and have been buying these funds monthly with automatic investment plans.

I'm planning on investing more in US dividend companies as I am hoping to have a growing percentage of the monthly dividend income in US dollars.

SIP or Systematic Investment Plan allows an investor to invest a pre-determined amount at a regular interval (usually monthly).

Additionally, Sharebuilder also offers an «Automatic Investing» plan, where you could make dollar - based investments on a predetermined schedule — either on a weekly, biweekly or monthly basis.

It makes sure you receive a steady stream of monthly income without staying invested in the plan for a very long time.

Regarding First point yeah I select SIP Monthly plan as minimum amount 500 Rs [minimm capability i think i have] and if I have extra cash in my hand I want to invest that extra amount also same in the same MF.

I am thinking of investing in the Following ELSS MF on a monthly basis through SIP DIRECT PLAN - GROWTH Option

My take home salary is 75k / month, where i am depositing 15k / month to my dad for his monthly expenses, lic — Rs, 6200 / month, house rent & other expenses / month — 40k For tax and grow money, I am planning to invest Rs 6000 / month, tenure of 10 yrs, looking for your guidance.

i) Axis Long Term Equity Fund — Direct Plan with Growth Option on Monthly Basis For 3 years Minimum amount to invest is 500 or 1000.

The money you invest in housing may be your highest monthly cost and a manufactured home at Dallas MHC can be as much as 60 % less than site - built homes with comparable floor plans.

You can invest a fixed amount of money (varies from fund house to fund house, but generally starts from $ 500 for monthly plan and $ 1500 for quarterly plan) in a mutual fund scheme of your choice on a regular interval (monthly or quarterly) and build your investment portfolio.

(Warning: don't invest in this long - term bond index fund unless you are planning to keep up with SMI's monthly bond upgrading recommendations!

2) Liability — 7 lakhs Planned monthly investment 20000 / - Kindly suggest some of the best funds to invest (SIP) for a flexible term of 3 - 10 years in order to yield best returns Regards, Shiju

Am planning to invest around 7,000 / - in SIP monthly.

Need your advice on a monthly sip of 15 k f (investment horizon of 15 years) for my younger daughters post grad education.I was planning to invest 5 k each in a debt oriented fund (ICIC pru long term growth), balanced fund (HDFC balanced fund) & a ELSS fund (Axis long term equity fund)- assumption based on a return of 12 % post tax and hence a corpus of 65 - 70 lacs at the end of this invetsment term of 15 yrs.Education inflation taken at 10 %.

Current investments FDs of current value 8 Lacs PF monthly investing 14000 — Current corpus 3 Lacs my wife plans to start working after 2 years and expects to earn 10 to 13000 per month.

Planning to invest with SIP of 10 -12 K monthly.

Or would you be able to take some risk and consider investing in options like company fixed deposits or MF monthly income plans etc.,??

currently, I would save 10k in my monthly salary, out of which, I have planned to invest 6k in below funds in SIP and rest of the 4K for savings.

Dear Ramsha, Consider investing in a balanced fund & Monthly income plan (growth options).

I have 8.75 % of the monthly income auto - invested into this plan every month.

In addition, for my ongoing monthly contributions to my company's 401 (k) plan, I'm investing in the following funds, at the percentages shown on the right.

It was a bit of waffling about simplicity (the list of free - to - trade ETFs is fairly daunting, and misses the usual recommendations), a bit about customer service (which even if you only need it once is still important if you're a new investor trying to get something going and you don't even know what it is you're trying to ask for), and a bit about e-series allowing you to optimize / maximize your investing with monthly savings plans thanks to a low minimum and the ability to invest in arbitrary increments.

I am also planning to invest on monthly basis in SBI Life Smart Scholar plan or may be traditional plan like SBI Life - Smart Champ plan?

If so, invest in a balanced fund (stay invested for 5 years), you may also consider investing in a hybrid - debt oriented fund or MIPs (Monthly Income Plans).

For medium term, consider investing in MF Monthly income Aggressive plans.

Dear Pratap, If you want to have periodic income, you may consider investing in Mutual fund Monthly Income Plans.

With AVCs, OMERS members, if they choose, can make monthly or biweekly contributions, or transfer funds from a registered plan, to a separate OMERS account (separate from your actual pension) where the contributions are invested in the OMERS fund for a small fee.

Suggest you remain invested for 3 years)-- You may consider investing in MF monthly income plans.

I am planning to invest 30 lakhs in mutual fund (a lumsum amount), I also want to generate monthly income from it by opting for SWP.

Dear Haresh, If you need to receive Rs 25k regularly every month then you may have to consider investing the lump sum amount (Rs 25 L) in Fixed deposit, Monthly income plans and balanced funds (for capital appreciation).

I liked your articles Im 31 yrs of age And i want to start my sip My question is am i late to start sip I know i should have started eirlier but i did not had my job secured and flow of money every month was not guranted and now that i have confidance that my monthly flow of income will be steady i want to know if im late now to start my sip My period of investment in sip would be 30 years i have 2 kids and also will be investing in their education and health plans Im sure most of people here will have same question as i have Please enlighten Or may be u can share your views on proper age to start investing I will start investing from now but want to knw if im going in right direction

We invest through bi-weekly or di - monthly contributions to 401 (k) plans.

Currently I can invest 10k monthly and have planned my financial goal as follows.

Hai sir l want to take up monthly mutual fund invest plan but not much amount.

monthly 10000.00 i can invest in mutual fund to this year.my plan is long term for Children Education and my daughter marriage also.

I am planning to invest 5 to 6K on monthly basis for 5 to 7 years.

I am planning to invest one more fund for 4k monthly which would be short term 1.5 to 2 yrs.

Below are my current SIP funds and planning to invest 5K more monthly could you please suggest where i have to invest.

I have some monthly safe investments, but they won't give high returns.Along with the safe investments, I want to invest 20k to 25k / Month for 25 to 30 years duration for my retirement.I want to choose best SIP plans which give high return (Long term).