Goals

Goal Planning - Liabilities - Part 4

Goal Planning - Liabilities - Part 4

Whom do I owe money ?

Subramanian

I was living in a rented house since 2005 when I moved from my parent’s house. Buying a house was quite expensive and I was unsure that I would work so long. Tenure for loans were 15-25 years. EMI’s were more expensive than the rent. I was not sure of many things while buying a house :

Goal Planning - Assets - Part 3

Goal Planning - Assets - Part 3

What all do I own ?

Subramanian

I was so excited! My first job. This actually would mean independence. This would also mean that I would have a bank account and there would be a number bigger than 0 in my account. However, with the uncontrolled expenses, my bank account quickly got depleted as soon as my salary came in. Thankfully maturity came and as years passed by, I started gaining different types of assets including a house, a car, few more savings account, a fixed deposit, mutual fund , stocks etc…

Goal Planning - Risk Profile - Part 2

Goal Planning - Risk Profile - Part 2

What is my attitude towards money ?

Subramanian

From childhood, we have been raised in a certain way, which shapes our opinion and attitude towards money. Some are conservative with money , some are willing to take risks . It is important to know where you stand and therefore invest your money in instruments which reflect your risk profile.

Asset Allocation

Asset Allocation

Consequences of asset allocation and time on investment

Subramanian

There are two important factors in determining corpus for any goal. These are time horizon of investment and asset allocation .