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When I first started investing, I made the common mistake of buying stocks because of hot tips and flashy headlines. When I saw a company trending on social media, I thought, “This is it! This is my ticket to wealth!” But it wasn’t. I lost money on a few “sure thing” investments, so I knew … Read more
I remember the first time my grandfather showed me his small collection of gold coins that he kept in an old cigar box. He said with a knowing smile, “These little beauties have kept their value through wars, recessions, and everything else life threw at us.” That conversation made me want to invest in gold, … Read more
It can be hard to get started with stock investing. I remember looking at my computer screen years ago and being completely lost by all the numbers and financial terms. But here’s the thing: buying stocks doesn’t have to be hard or scary. Anyone can learn how to make money in the stock market if … Read more
SIP, or Systematic Investment Plan, is a simple and disciplined way to invest in mutual funds. In this, you invest a fixed amount every month or week, rather than investing a large sum all at once. This method is especially beneficial for those who want to build a large corpus by making small investments over … Read more
When a company or government needs a large sum of money to complete its projects, it can raise funds through several methods. One easy and reliable method is issuing bonds. The government or company issues bonds, which investors purchase, thus raising funds from the market. Why do companies issue bonds? Companies issue bonds for several … Read more
Investing means putting your money in a place that will give you a higher return in the future. This is different from simply keeping your money in the bank, because investing allows your money to grow over time. The goal of investing isn’t just to become rich, but to achieve financial security. It’s a smart … Read more
Every day, something new emerges in the world of investing. One such method is an ETF, or Exchange Traded Fund. Simply put, it’s a fund that trades on the stock market just like a company’s shares. The only difference is that it doesn’t hold shares from a single company, but rather shares, bonds, or other … Read more