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How wise decision it is to How is SBI magnum tax Gain
Scheme ?Which is the best
scheme for mutual fund
investment and when to invest
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tax saving and earning money are 2 diffrent pardigms ,, if ur aim is tax saving mf are gud ,,, but if the aim is earning money some kind of equity ,, invst like shares bonds or property is far better as the roi is much higher in the latter,, howver some compnies like hdfc and sbi offer mf and insurance policies with objective of tax saving and invst ,,, which can give u intrest of around 30 to 40 percent so do check on them |
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How can i invest money in I want to invest money in
india(like gold ETF's ,mutual
funds,etc). But i live in US
,how can i invest money from
here?can anyone please tell
what are the best ways i can
invest money in india and also
the options(other than gold
etf) where can i invest money
in india?
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You can invest in ADRs here in the US. But to trade directly in their markets you must contact a broker who can do this. There are numerous tax considerations when trading outside the US which is one reason ADRs are an attractive alternative, coupled with the fact that they also require no special treatment. They are traded on the regular exchange. http://www.myspace.com/jimbaue r601 |
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What is the best way to invest My five year old wants to
start investing. She has
opened a savings account and I
told her when there was a good
sum in there we would look at
investing it. Since the money
she puts in will be her own
(from Christmas, birthday,
etc) I don't want it to be
earmarked for college. Without
a specific goal (college /
retirement, etc) where would
it be best to invest the
money?
I don't want something that I
am going to have to actively
manage or that carries huge
fees.
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Saving bond and mutual funds. Over time, they will be a significant investment for your child in the long run, even though you don't have a long term goal. Saving bond that you are able to cash after holding it for a year. and Various mutual funds has varies conditions applies to them. That way, you are teaching your child value of his/her dollars! |
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