- As a result, I kept on investing in Mutual Funds via Mutual Fund agents.
- Every time, I invested: I lost commissions not just to Mutual Fund managers but also to Mutual Fund agents, who sold me these products.
How to avoid: while individual equity investing is tough, anyone could invest in passive mutual funds (eg. any #NIFTY50 Index).
(2) I purchased Term Insurance quite late in my life:
- As a result, I now have to pay higher premiums.
- I delayed my decision to purchase insurance because I was extremely lazy about this topic.
Don't be lazy like me: my friend Pawan Kumar Rai runs Ditto Insurance.
If you are confused about buying insurance speak with his team (for free and get expert help). They don't spam call you.
- Once I felt confident about picking stocks, I overdid it.
- Every now and then, I would buy and sell stocks; and I lost a lot in terms of paying commissions.
Overtime, I realised that you should buy good stocks at the right price and hold them.
This is the most sensible way of making money.
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Would you lend to a person, whose salary is 1 Lakh, but has 2.5 Lakhs as debt payments?
If governments were individuals, most of them would be bankrupt.
1980: For every 1 Rs of GDP, we had 1.1 Rs of Debt.
2022: For every 1 Rs of GDP, we have 2.56 Rs of Debt.
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[1] Government makes money mostly by taxing individuals or by issuing debt (i.e by asking others for money with a promise of repayment)
[2] Every time money is printed, it is a promise of repayment of debt. Therefore, you would see that on the Indian note: "I promise to pay the bearer the sum of Rupees …”