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June 14, 2025 Financial Planning, Strategy Enrichwise Digital

FD vs SIP: Which is better in the long-term?

For decades, the average Indian saver has relied on fixed deposits for one simple reason: they feel safe. The interest is guaranteed. The outcome is predictable. But over the past few years, people have begun to ask better questions. Is this enough? Am I actually growing my wealth? Can something else do more for me? [...]

April 22, 2023 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc Kapil Jain

Sustainable development is the future. Do you know how you can be a part of it?

Sustainable development is the future. Do you know how you can be a part of it? India is witnessing the highest rise in carbon emissions as per COP27, which is a great concern for the government and the citizens. However, the positive thing is that people are also becoming aware and responsible for environmental conditions. […]

May 15, 2022 Financial Planning, Investment Planning Kapil Jain

How can I invest in a mutual fund in the name of my minor child?

How can I invest in a mutual fund in the name of my minor child? If you are a parent or going to be a parent, then it is obvious that you want your kids to have the best of everything. So, you need to plan for your child’s education if you want your kids […]

April 1, 2022 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc Kapil Jain

How your Equity Investments are like Chinese Bamboo Trees?

Equity Investments are just like growing Chinese bamboo. Both require lot of patience and time to grow. Unlike other trees, growing Chinese bamboo requires lots of time and more of passion. It takes a long 5 years and 3 months (almost 63 months) for Chinese bamboo to grow to the height of 80 feet. So, what’s […]

September 17, 2017 Behavorial Finance, Inspiration, Life Planning admin

How do successful people operate & some extreme charts … Weekend good reads..

👉 Life is beautiful … Make it count… Weekend good reads … (1) ❓How Do successful people COMPOUND TIME 👉 Some Common attributes of the likes of Warren Buffet ,Albert Einstein , Ben Franklin , Steve jobs , Oprah …. and many more …. on how they expand their time despite the “busy” ness … […]

January 21, 2017 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

The Golden Rules for Investing

The Golden Rules of Investing are essentially a common sensical approach which largely comes down to the emotional aspects such as Discipline, Patience, Greed & Fear. Remember these 10 golden rules of Investing. 1. Risk is inevitable – What is Risk? Understanding Risk is the first part and then learning to Manage it. 2. Start […]

May 18, 2015 Investment Planning, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

Understanding Systematic Transfer Plan (STP) & Benefits !!!

Systematic Transfer Plan refers to Mutual Fund investment method where an investor is able to invest lump sum amount in a scheme and regularly transfer a fixed or variable amount into another scheme. Transfers are usually made from debt funds to equity funds if the market is doing well and vice versa if the market is […]

December 14, 2012 Stocks, Mutual Funds, Etf's etc admin

NSE Stocks which have outperformed the Nifty index!!!

Indian Stock markets have outperformed other asset classes over the past 1 year, and especially more so over the last 6 months. So, which are the NSE stocks which have outperformed the Nifty index. The above chart indicates broadly the Blue Chips in the following sectors have been out – performing the index : Auto, […]

November 20, 2012 General admin

Know you Client (KYC) ~ Information you need to know!!

It is mandatory to have a Permanent Account Number (PAN) and Know your Customer (KYC) for Investments in Stocks, Mutual Funds. Here are some important links where you can get more information regarding KYC : 1. You can download the form from the AMFI site : Individual KYC Form ~ In case of any change of […]

November 1, 2012 Investment Planning admin

Need for Investing early & Power of Compounding!!

Well the above mentioned information is pretty basic math. And most of well educated adults would have solved these compounding problems by Class VI, Secondary School. Then, why do most of the people miss out on the above basic calculation when it comes to personal investing & money management? It is similar to other aspects […]

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