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| WEALTH NEWSLETTER | Tue, Dec 29, 2020 | 09:07 AM IST | |
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| | ET Wealth reached out to experts to know how investors can safeguard their finances from the volatility that raged in 2020 and the uncertainty that looms in the horizon. | | | | Apart from booking partial profits, you can also hedge your equity portfolio with the help of put options. A put option benefits the investor if the market (or individual stock) goes down. One can buy short duration put options that will expire in 1-3 months or go with long-duration put options that will expire after a year. | | | In this podcast, we talk about the year 2020 and your personal finances, looking back on what all happened and the lessons we have learnt. We also bring in expert Radhika Gupta of Edelweiss AMC, who gives us important financial planning and wealth management tips for 2021. | | | | Writing your will is an important part of financial life. It's better to be prepared because with Covid you may not get time. Here are 5 questions you must ask while writing it. | | | From our Partners | | With 2021 just around the corner, it's time to put on your travelling shoes! Choose the best alternative accommodations with MakeMyTrip. | | | From our Partners | | WeWork creates flexible workspace solutions for all your needs. | | | Existing investors with accumulated gains may be tempted to lock in these gains now. However, with other fixed income avenues also yielding low returns, investors must consider how they will deploy the proceeds. | | | For Indians, buying gold is a tradition. The asset is never sold except in extreme emergencies and is handed down from generation to generation. However, this is not a good financial planning strategy, especially after the recent rally in gold. | | | Investing in bitcoins is convenient and cheap—the minimum ticket size is as little as Rs 100. However, investors should be aware of multiple red flags before considering this as an investment option. | | | If you have missed out and are tempted to jump in now, you may end up being hugely disappointed in a few years. The US market is now in the eighth year of a raging bull run. High liquidity and a low-interest-rate environment have elevated several stocks to lofty heights. | | |
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Close-ended equity mutual funds are struggling due to poor returns: What investors should do A look at the performance of all active close-ended equity funds suggests more rollovers and conversions could be in the offing. Of the 85 schemes currently active, as many as 55 are underperforming their benchmarks. Twenty one have NAVs below the NFO price. At least 11 of these will mature in the next three months. These could potentially seek extension of maturity or convert. | The mindset of a successful investor according to Charlie Munger "I'm a big fan of knowing the big ideas in all the disciplines and using them routinely in judgments. I don't believe in constantly consulting with experts in investment decisions. Life is more fun if you do that. Academia isn't very good at multi-disciplinary work," says Munger. | What is financial liquidity? Here are 5 things you should know The coronavirus crisis has taught us the importance of liquid assets and contingency cash buffers to deal with financial stress. Read to know how much money is recommended to be kept in liquid assets for emergencies as part of one's financial planning. | New normal: Personal finance rules in a post covid world As coronavirus-led uncertainty still looms large, the best course of action for you would be to evaluate long-term goals, current income levels, likelihood of income loss and provisions for any emergent financial impact like health risks. | |
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