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RANJAN
Retired after 28 years from BANK OF INDIA. 7 Years experience in INSURANCE & Mutual Funds as ADVISOR. 35 years experience in Equity Market. Today I find youngsters earning well. But they are putting too much money in INSURANCE. People should buy only Term Insurance.Most of the time I am educating people with free advise.Mutual funds are the best investments for most people because most of them do not have the time,knowledge or money. So a long term SIP in valueresearch rated funds is the best way to make money.Also have a personal Mediclaim policy even if you are covered by group Mediclaim. Feel free to write to me at ranjankar@gmail.com. I am Chennai based.
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29 Aug 2008 21:29
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If your horizon is 5-7 years for buying a house- go for ELSS in mutual funds instead of PPF. You can start a PPF a/c but invest Rs 5000 every year in it.
With an income of 10 lakhs - why do you want to wait for 5- 7 years for a house. A housing loan gives you the best tax benefit. Interest upto 1.5 lakhs is fully deductible from your gross income. You save over 30% tax. Principal repayment gives you 80C benefit upto 1 lakh. Go for a housing loan.
Please take enough pure term cover (atleast equal to your housing loan).
Have a mediclaim policy and enjoy 80D benefit upto Rs 15000.
Avoid bank deposits . You will be paying 30% tax on the interest earned. Instead invest in arbitrage fund and get around 8% tax free income.
Avoid sector funds. Go for the following funds -
1) HDFC TOP 200
2) Sundaram Select Focus
3) HSBC Equity
4) Reliance Growth
5) DWS Investment opp fund
6) DSPML TOP 100
For ELSS - go for Sundaram Tax saver & DWS Tax saver.
Invest via SIP only. Look for value research rated funds.
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With an income of 10 lakhs - why do you want to wait for 5- 7 years for a house. A housing loan gives you the best tax benefit. Interest upto 1.5 lakhs is fully deductible from your gross income. You save over 30% tax. Principal repayment gives you 80C benefit upto 1 lakh. Go for a housing loan.
Please take enough pure term cover (atleast equal to your housing loan).
Have a mediclaim policy and enjoy 80D benefit upto Rs 15000.
Avoid bank deposits . You will be paying 30% tax on the interest earned. Instead invest in arbitrage fund and get around 8% tax free income.
Avoid sector funds. Go for the following funds -
1) HDFC TOP 200
2) Sundaram Select Focus
3) HSBC Equity
4) Reliance Growth
5) DWS Investment opp fund
6) DSPML TOP 100
For ELSS - go for Sundaram Tax saver & DWS Tax saver.
Invest via SIP only. Look for value research rated funds.
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29 Aug 2008 16:13
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Everyone in the wedding ceremony was watching the radiant bride as her father escorted her down the aisle to give away to the groom. They reached the altar and the waiting groom ; the bride kissed her father and placed something in his hand. Everyone in the room was wondering what was given to the father by the bride.
The father could feel the suspense in the air and all eyes were on him to divulge the secret and say something. So he announced "Ladies and Gentlemen today is the luckiest day of my life." Then he raised his hands with what his daughter gave him and continued, "My daughter finally, finally returned my credit card to me." The whole audience including the priest erupted in laughter.......... all except the poor Groom!!
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The father could feel the suspense in the air and all eyes were on him to divulge the secret and say something. So he announced "Ladies and Gentlemen today is the luckiest day of my life." Then he raised his hands with what his daughter gave him and continued, "My daughter finally, finally returned my credit card to me." The whole audience including the priest erupted in laughter.......... all except the poor Groom!!
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29 Aug 2008 15:55
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28 Aug 2008 16:28
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28 Aug 2008 16:23
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28 Aug 2008 16:18
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Always keep Insurance & Investment separate. Among the MF schemes - only DWS looks the best. Invest in the scheme if it does well and you need to save tax under 80C. As long as you stay invested - you get free insurance cover. But if the fund does badly - get out. One should not get married to any fund. ...
28 Aug 2008 16:10
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It is a closed ended scheme. The exit load is heavy if you come out within 3 years. If you do not require the money now - stay invested and pray that the fund will do well. Never go for NFOs and especially closed ended schemes. Go for good value research rated funds. (5* or 4*) Invest ONLY VIA SIP....
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