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This is the time of the year when fortunate of us would be running to save taxes us 80C. Fortunate because we don't have a home loan and hence we don't "Save Taxes" under 80C.  We will soon have our smartphones throwing up adds like  - " Save 46,500 in Taxes this year " blah blah... not only that we will also our Dad's/Mom's/Uncle's friends who will call up to say that we can a buy a "Money Back Guaranteed Plan" to  save taxes and insurance our life and get "smart" guaranteed returns on our investment and plan our retirements and oh my what and all they will not tell you until you s**k up..  This year Droplet is going to try to make it different and of course we need your Patience and Attention so that we can help you.  Read our Blog  here  and enlighten yourself.  For any financial Planning queries, Please contact Droplet Advisory @861 017 2018/824 836 9621 or write an email to us at dropletadvisory@gmail.com

              So this is one question everybody will have on their mind?  Do Mutual Funds actually make money? After all, they are related to stock markets. So they are ideally risky and so much risky that people lose 100% of the money, Right?  Warren Buffet Says - "Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing"  Next time somebody says stock markets are risky tell them what Buffet says. More importantly, share with them this blog. That is, of course, after once you have read it yourself. Alright, Equities or their proxy, that is Mutual Funds are risky but one can negate the risk by staying longer in the game. Please go to google and search the return any equity mutual funds for more than any 8 year period, you will yourself know. Repeat the exercise for any 3 year period, You will  yourself  know.  We have been researching about Mutual funds for almost 18 months now and we thought it will be useful for our readers if we can write about 2 of the Oldest mutual

Since day one, we have met over and above 150+ clients who have approached us for financial planning and investments needs. Interestingly, almost 60% of people have answered at the end of our discussion as below- 1.       “I’m interested in investing but have some other commitments so let’s do it later point in time"    or 2.       " Let me try investing little now for a couple of years and then will kick start my investments based on the returns we see in these invested years”                          It appears that people have not given a serious thought about asset allocation & diversification. Even today, real estate and gold are the only asset class in one’s wealth. People never think equity as an asset class. To them, equity is just buying today selling tomorrow and becoming filthy rich overnight. If you think like that, then you have a very bad perception about equities. Equities should be tied to your goals and should always be like a piece o