as high as 32% of the mutual funds are WORTHLESS investments. !

as high as 32% of the mutual funds are WORTHLESS investments. !
As per studies by PersonalFN Research  team , As high as 32% of the mutual funds are WORTHLESS investments.  PersonalFN Research  team  have been studying  mutual funds  for over 15 years now and this has turned into our profession from our passion over time...  That means over  one …
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A Rupee Saved is A Rupee Earned

A Rupee Saved is A Rupee Earned
A Rupee Saved is  A Rupee Earned From Integrated Investment Update -April 1,  2017
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Mutual fund: 60% of investors use SIPs to invest: SEBI Survey Result

Mutual fund: 60% of investors use SIPs to invest: SEBI Survey Result About 60% of regular mutual fund  investors use Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) to invest in mutual funds, market regulator SEBU  Survey revealed. The survey, called SEBI Investors Survey (SIS), 2015, hi…
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Investing Mantra's - Stock - Our favorite holding period is forever - Mr. Warren Buffett

 Investing Mantra's - Stock - Our favorite holding period is forever  - Mr. Warren Buffett
Investing Mantra's  Investing Mantra's - Investment Investing Mantra's - Stock Investing Mantra's - Warren Buffett  Our favorite holding period is forever." - Mr.  Warren Buffett "When we own portions of  outstanding businesses with  outstanding managements…
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BSE Sensex Journey From 23000 to 30000 APRIL 2017

BSE Sensex Journey From 23000 to 30000 APRIL 2017
BSE Sensex  Journey From  23000 to 30000 Sensex 1000 Points Journey   Trading Days 23000 to 24000 13 24000 to 25000 17 25000 to 26000 16 26000 to 27000 30 27000 to 28000 33 28000 to 29000 31 29000 to 30000
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Reliance Mutual Fund, The Tamil Hindu - Investor Awareness, Meeting at Chennai On April 9, 2017

Reliance Mutual Fund, The Tamil Hindu - Investor Awareness, Meeting at Chennai On April 9, 2017
Reliance Mutual Fund, The Tamil Hindu -  Investor Awareness Meeting   Chennai  On April 9, 2017 Time 10 am to 1 pm Entry free
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Why do Indian Households Invest?

Why do Indian  Households Invest?
Why do Indian  Households Invest? Capital gains, which are “… an increase in the value of a capital asset (investment or real estate) that gives it a higher worth than the purchase price”, is the primary purpose for household investing. Thus, capital gains closely followed by…
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Household Awareness of Investment Instruments in India

Household Awareness of Investment Instruments in India
Household Awareness of Investment Instruments in India From SEBI INVESTOR SURVEY 2015 According to the SIS 2015 ( SEBI INVESTOR SURVEY 2015 ) data, the awareness level forsavings instruments are almost identical amongst investors and non-investors, whereas a familiarity with i…
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Awareness Levels of Financial & Investment Instruments Mutual Funds and Equities is just 28.4% and 26.3%, respectively

 Awareness Levels of Financial & Investment Instruments Mutual Funds and Equities is just 28.4% and 26.3%, respectively
 Awareness Levels of Financial and Investment Instruments From SEBI INVESTOR SURVEY 2015 Nearly all the survey participants are staggeringly aware of Bank Deposits (99.9%), Life Insurance (94.7%) and Post Office Savings (89.4%), familiarity with Mutual Funds and Equities is j…
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Indian’s Investments & Savings: Awareness & Preferences..!

Indian’s Investments & Savings: Awareness & Preferences..! From SEBI INVESTOR SURVEY 2015 T he All India Debt and Investment Survey (AIDIS); the key findings from the latest (70th) round was published in December 2014 28 . Nevertheless, the NSSO survey’s coverage, while …
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