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March 7, 2019 by Jitendra P. S. Solanki Leave a Comment

Why NPS Is Now An Attractive Option For Your Retirement?

Initially, the New Pension Scheme received a very lukewarm response from the investors with not many subscribing to it. There were many considerations which had more drawbacks then its benefits. EPF or Employee Provident Fund was still a more lucrative retirement product than this scheme.  To make it more appealing the scheme has gone through […]

Filed Under: Investments, Retirement Planning Tagged With: EPF, equity, NPS, Retirement, Tax

February 11, 2017 by Jitendra P. S. Solanki Leave a Comment

Why Chasing One Asset Class Is Bad?

When you look at returns of asset classes individually then each one of it is fascinating. Many investors get lured to such fascinating returns and start chasing that asset class. Just look at gold which delivered 25-30% returns from 2008-2011

Filed Under: Investments Tagged With: Asset Allocation, Debt, equity, Gold, Investments, Mutual Funds, Returns

January 17, 2017 by Jitendra P. S. Solanki 1 Comment

What Should Be Your Investment Portfolio Mix?

Virender has been in confusion over the last few years. He has an investment portfolio heavy on real estate which is not doing good now. So he wants to change his allocation by including more assets. But as he read and met few advisors he got a wide view on what asset allocation he should […]

Filed Under: Financial Planning, Investments Tagged With: Asset Allocation, Debt, equity, Gold, Investing, Real Estate, risk

August 11, 2016 by Jitendra P. S. Solanki Leave a Comment

Why Direct Equity May Not Be For You?

When it comes to wealth creation than Investing in equities is a much desirable option. The probability of generating higher returns is much more than any other asset class. In fact in the absence of equities in one’s portfolio finding returns good enough to beat inflation and reach your goals will be difficult.

Filed Under: Investments Tagged With: Asset, diversification, equity, Mutual Funds, risk, Wealth

February 10, 2016 by Jitendra P. S. Solanki Leave a Comment

Why Invest In Mid Cap Equity Funds?

Among various categories from equity mutual funds, mid cap has its own charm. This category is able to deliver very high returns when markets are doing well. These fascinating returns are what make investors go for them. But on the other side, they also get the most of the beating when markets are otherwise in […]

Filed Under: Investments, Mutual Fund Tagged With: equity, index, large cap, mid cap, Mutual Funds, nifty, Returns, sensex

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He is a SEBI Registered Investment Adviser, a CFP and MBA (Finance) from IIT-Roorkee. A Fee Only Financial Planner at JS Financial Advisors, which he founded in 2011, he has spent more than 12 years in Financial Services. He specializes in writing detailed and holistic financial plans for his clients and also works with Special Needs Children Families . Read More About Jitendra →

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