Asset allocation needs to be in accordance with the current life stage. Have a look at the two major phases which require substantial financial resources:
• Higher studies
• Post-education life (Including weddings)
Considering the soaring inflation rates📈 & higher cost of living particularly in metro cities, education alone demands a large share of your salary.
A part of your salary saved regularly is not enough to finance it.
You need to start investing at a particular time in anticipation of the amount of funds you’ll require at later dates.
⏩Things to account for include: inflation, compounding rate of investments, monthly and yearly investment segregation and time period before maturity.
Let’s understand this with an example: ⏬
Asset allocation depends a lot on the time period. The longer the time frame, the more growth is required to beat the soaring inflation.
Experts suggest investing in fixed-income instruments for the short term and equity for the long term.
A time frame of 10 or more years is feasible for investing in equities as they give higher returns whereas, in a period of less than 5 years, it is better to stick to bonds, Bank FD etc.
⭐️The important thing to note is that you should segregate your funds and accordingly decide on an investment pattern that matches your risk appetite and gives your return at the required time periods.
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As the name suggests, an Emergency fund acts as a lifesaver in case of any emergency. It is a readily available source of liquid funds that can be used in case of any financial problem
• P&L vs Cashflows Statement
• Market cap vs Enterprise value
• Consolidated vs Standalone
• Right Issue
• Dividend Yield
• Promoter holding
• Promoter Pledging
• Debt to Equity
• Interest coverage ratio
• CFO/PAT
Both statements r vry imp when it comes to Financial Analysis. P&L tells u abt sales, exp, taxes. It gives u an idea of how much sales & profit r earned.
But it also has shortfalls as actual cash inflow & outflow r nt differentiated frm credit income & exp
On the other hand, Cashflow statements will tell you when you received the actual payments as it tells you the actual inflow & outflow of cash.
This statement will let you spot those companies that are not receiving cash in actual sense.
Be it taxes on salary, bonus or business income, nobody likes paying a part of their income to govt. So, here are some of the ways through which you can save your taxes⤵️
▣ Interest on Savings Account:
Section: 80TTA
Interest on savings accounts held in post offices, banks, etc is taxable under “income frm other sources”, but no TDS is deducted.