Sentences with phrase «year time frame invested»

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I been active in real estate investing for almost 15 years, but this business has done wonders for me in a lot shorter time frame.

Though buyouts have a slightly higher average annual distribution than venture capital, more buyout capital is invested in each year such that the absolute buyout distributions have not surpassed called capital in the time frames measured above.

But, in my passive income stream bucket, my time frame is appx 10 years and I do not see a place for capital appreciation investing, at current market evaluations.

One of the biggest difficulties in managing money today is that investors have developed very short time frames — much shorter than the five - to - seven - year time horizon we use to evaluate the companies we invest in.

Second, because our manufacturers invest in factories over 10 to 30 year time frames, they need policies which work beyond mere five - year parliamentary cycles.

I would like to invest around 20,000 per month in SIPs for long term 7 to 10 years time frame.

I would like to invest around 5000 per month in SIPs for the long term of 17 years time frame for child education and marriage.

In case, your investment time - frame is less than 5 years, suggest you not to consider investing in ELSS / Equity oriented Schemes.

If your investment time - frame is around 3 years and can not afford to take risk then you may kindly avoid investing in ELSS tax saving mutual funds.

I just sold a flat and got around 10 Lakhs in my account, would request you to please let me know where do i need to invest the same amount so that i could get at least a crore in 20 years time frame.

However, I strongly suppose that the time frame is rather small, and so I would advise that you either invest the money immediately, or dollar - cost average your investment over the course of the year.

Certainly, many baby boomers felt TFSAs were too little and too late for their purposes, although they would look with a certain amount of envy at millennials and young investors with a 40 - year investing time horizon ahead of them — indeed, many financial gurus have calculated that merely by maxing out TFSA contributions over such a time frame, that alone would be sufficient to ensure a comfortable retirement: no RRSP or employer pension plan contributions necessary!

If your investment time - frame is 15 years, you got to take risk, consider investing in three funds — a Balanced fund, one mid-cap fund and one diversified fund.

If you had a 30 year time frame for investing... you would have an allocation closer to 80/20 stocks / bonds.

Although true over the past 100 + years, when investing for college you are likely working with a shorter time frame than your retirement account.

Over a fifty - year time frame, the difference would be a factor of 17 — i.e. for every $ 1 million in wealth created by investing in a plain vanilla index fund, only $ 58,800 in wealth would be created by an index that consisted of nothing but companies that executed reverse splits over the past century.

Covered calls have proven they beat buy - and - hold investing for almost any time frame during the last 25 years.

When you are investing for something in the not so distant future, like buying a car in 3 years or an exotic vacation next year, in other words when you have a limited time frame (less than 5 years), it is considered short term.

You can also invest a small portion in «Birla Sun Life MIP II - Wealth 25 Plan» as your investment time frame is 6 years.

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

Dear Saran, For a 15 year time frame, you may consider investing in Equity diversified and mid-cap funds.

Dear SIr, I can invest 5000 per month, and my time frame would be 2 years, i need 3 - 4 Lakhs in this particular horizon.

But if your time - frame is 3 years, suggest you not to invest in mid-cap funds.

so i can invest for a time frame of 15 years.

May be you can consider investing in aggressive MIP funds with a time - frame of around 5 years.

Dear Suchita, You may invest in the same set of funds for different goals if the time - frame is long - term (say > 10 years).

Dear MURALI, If your time - frame is around 7 years, invest in your existing funds like HDFC Prudence or Birla Frontline.

You may consider investing in balanced funds if your time - frame is around 5 years.

The new Target Date recommendation takes more risk by investing in the more volatile small - cap - value and emerging markets asset classes early on, but history suggests that leads to significantly higher returns over a 20 to 40 year time frame which is what a young investor has ahead of them.

Dear Ganesh, If you have a time - frame of < 5 years, you may consider investing in a HDFC balanced fund.

Dear HAREESH, Son's education goal, assuming time frame of 5 to 6 years: Consider investing in balanced fund and one large cap fund.

So in Dark Templar's scenario, which it seems like he'll be investing in a 60 + year time - frame, would it really be better to go with the riskier / higher - return funds and ETFs?

If your time - frame is around 7 years, you may consider equity oriented balanced funds, invest them for next 5 years and then switch to safer bet 1 or 2 years before you plan to settle the home loan.

If your time - frame is around 5 years, you may invest the additional amount in your existing plans itself.

I am a 23 year old guy, I would like to invest 5k per month in a elss scheme (I am confused btw axis long term equity and franklin tax shield) also I would like t invest another 5k every month in a normal equity fund (with a time frame of atleast 10 years) please suggest.

Dear Dhanabal, Not advisable to invest in Equity funds if your time - frame is 1 year.

Although I am investing quite a small amount, my time frame is quite long (probably more than 5 years).

If you invest in something volatile (and stocks / mutual funds are very volatile in a 1 - 2 year term) I would consider it too risky for your need and time frame.

Their organisation proposes a system of investment where you buy a certain number of trees (the price includes their cultivation and care taking) and over a 20 year period, (their suggested time frame), you will see returns of between 7 % and 21 % annually.Maderas Nobles tell us that us that in the last 35 years the value of high quality hardwoods in Europe have risen approximately 11 % yearly, therefore they are an excellent natural product to invest in.

If you have a time frame of 8 - 10 years till your child attends college, you can consider investing in diversified equity funds, debt - oriented balanced funds or equity - oriented balanced funds.

It is prudent to invest in Equity mutual funds if your time - frame is 15 years.