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Systematic Transfer Plan - Your Gateway to Equity Investments
Most investors know what systematic investment plans and systematic withdrawal plans are. But not a lot of them know about systematic transfer plans.
There isn’t much difference between a systematic investment plan and a systematic transfer plan. When a person invests in a systematic transfer plan, he/she invests a lump sum amount in a debt fund. This amount then gets transferred to an equity fund on a regular basis.
Thus, what are the benefits of systematic transfer plans? Are there any tax implications of investing in systematic transfer plans? What should investors consider while investing?
Join us in this episode of Mutually Yours to understand what systematic transfer plans are.
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The 5 steps to becoming a successful mutual fund investor - Samriddhi Volume 10 Edition 3
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Financial Goals - Foundation for Individual's Financial Plan - English
Saving money to buy something is a tale as obsolete as time. If your focus is only on savings, it will not help you achieve your financial goals – be it short-term or long-term. Proper goal setting, planning and managing personal finances is significant to achieve big and small goals. Besides, investment is also necessary, along with savings to fulfil your dreams and aspirations.
The story illustrates the importance of personal financial planning by making smaller achievable goals as a priority, and these goals can be stepping stone for long-term goals.
• Short term goals are something you want to fulfil in the near future. It can be in a month, a year or a maximum of two years. Examples include increasing your income, eliminating debt, building up savings, buying a new gadget etc.
• Long-term goals are the ones that you want to achieve in the future. Such aspirations require time and proper financial planning. It usually takes more than two or five years, for instance, buying a house, starting a business or setting aside a corpus for the golden years.
Prioritising is crucial to determine what is important for you now. It’s impossible to accomplish all the goals at once. Choose a goal based on priority and work towards it. You can include additional goals as you become comfortable with your efforts. Change your focus as life changes.
Inflation – Your Saving’s Biggest Enemy
Let us be wise investors by regularly keeping an eye on inflation. Wondering why? Watch this video to understand how does inflation impact your investments.