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Risk Takers
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Risk Avoiders
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bharat
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"Risk Takers"
| 1 year ago
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not at all depend on nature of person but 90 % risk taker for make their carrier
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RAMU BANDAM
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| 2 years ago
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I completely agree with Mr.Sanjay Tiwari
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Arun Kumar K
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"Risk Avoiders"
| 2 years ago
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Indians are known for avoiding risk not because they do not have experience or knowledge but because to play safe since most of them are from middle class family. They do not want to take risk because of their nominal income.
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Debate: "Is indians by nature Risk Takers or Risk avoiders" deleted from your view.
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SIP
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Unit linked insurance plan (ULIP)
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Vipin Bhasin
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"Diversified Portfolio"
| 8 months ago
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I do not prefer to invest in a single product. we have to invest in a diversified portfolio which will include SIPs, Real Estate, Equities, Bonds, Gold, Insurance. & allocation of fund in these sectors will depend on our monthly investment...
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sharang tigade
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"SIP"
| 11 months ago
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in practical theory the benefit on switches in ULIP ..no use. first point is that any ULIP plan take min 3 years to come at breakeven point. (invested amount = fund value). this is because the charges factor in any ULIP PLAN. INSTED OF THAT AS A...
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RAMU BANDAM
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"SIP"
| 2 years ago
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I SIPs are the best investment plans. I have been investing in SIP for last 18 months. I am getting good retuns. and i also investing in government banks as fixed deposits, but when i compare with SIPs , the sip is the best.
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Ideate: "Which are the top investment plans you would like to invest in ?? " deleted from your view.
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