When starting your financial planning, it’s essential to keep your investments and insurance separate. We suggest purchasing insurance to cover two primary risks: life and health. A straightforward term life insurance policy with a sum assured of ten to twenty times your annual income is usually adequate. For health insurance, a family floater plan that covers hospitalisation expenses typically meets the needs of most people.
On the other hand, mutual funds are versatile products that can address all your investment goals, whether short-term, medium-term, or long-term. They offer various product types to suit different age groups, financial situations, and risk preferences.
Providing a straightforward Yes or No answer to this question is challenging because it depends on several factors: the type of policy you have, when you purchased it, how many years of premiums you’ve paid, and the surrender value offered by the insurance company. If we manage your investments, we can help you understand these details about your policy and assist you in making an informed decision.
Women are central to our investment strategy. Both women and men bring unique strengths, and like many aspects of life, the financial journey can be more rewarding when undertaken together. As the woman of the house, it’s important for you to be aware of where the investments are made and to ensure there is adequate life insurance coverage in case of any unfortunate events.
While we are happy to assist your husband, we strongly encourage you to join the conversation. Don’t worry about not understanding the subject; we will keep our discussion jargon-free 🙂.
Absolutely, you can. Mutual Funds are generally divided into two main categories: Equity and Debt. Equity Mutual Funds invest primarily in stocks and are suitable for investors looking for higher returns and willing to take on more risk. On the other hand, Debt Mutual Funds invest in fixed-income securities like bonds and government securities, making them a safer option.
If you are highly risk-averse and view Mutual Funds as a superior alternative to Fixed Deposits, we can assist you in investing solely in Fixed Income (Debt) Mutual Funds. These funds aim to provide stable returns with lower risk, making them an ideal choice for conservative investors seeking better returns than traditional Fixed Deposits while maintaining a low-risk profile
While retirement planning is indeed a crucial objective, it’s not the only reason to invest. You can also have short-term goals like buying a car or funding higher education, and medium-term goals such as purchasing a house. Starting to invest even a small amount towards these goals can make a significant difference over time. Watching your investments grow can also be a rewarding way to enjoy your money.
Investments generally fall into two main categories: Equity and Debt (Fixed Income). While there are alternative investments like Gold, commodities, and Crypto, these should not dominate your portfolio. Asset allocation refers to the distribution of your investments among different asset types. Key factors in deciding your asset allocation include your age, financial situation, risk appetite and life goals.
To determine your risk tolerance and set appropriate goals, we'll start with a risk profiling and goal-setting exercise. Based on your risk appetite, we can then recommend a suitable asset allocation for your investments.
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