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Thank You For 1 Million Views

One Million Content Hits, Thank You

Posted: 15 Dec 2011 08:27 AM PST

Just noticed that my website crossed 1000000 content view hits. Thanks for reading. The site has content on 347 topics and growing.

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Useful Links on Personal Finance and More

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If you are open to taking a significant amount of risk for capital appreciation, equity and equity related mutual funds are your best bet. That means if you are investing in equity MF’s through the systematic investment plan (SIP) route for your long term objectives, do not discontinue the existing SIP’s.

However, if you are conservative and think that the safety of capital is paramount, but still want returns better than what fixed deposits can offer, debt MF’s is the right fund for you. You can diversify across debt paper of varied maturity periods which will ensure safety of capital as well as optimum returns.

Selecting the right fund according to your risk appetitive is a very important aspect of investing as you yourself are going to enjoy the profits earned.

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Money Management LinkFest

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Stock Shastra: Investing in PPF


Stock Shastra, a MoneyWorks4me initiative has an article on investing in PPF

Public Provident Fund (PPF) is perceived as an investment option with the lowest possible risk. Most of us plan it as a part of our long-term investment strategy, owing to its certainty and safety – its backed by the Government after all; to add to this, the money is also exempted from tax! 

But is it as good as it sounds? Though this investment is ‘Government-backed’ one needs to think about whether this investment is actually very safe and also whether it provides returns commensurate with the risk and rising inflation. In this article, we become the Devil’s advocate and question whether it is still a good investment option. 

Read on for more

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Happy Independence Day!

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BrahmaKumaris message on Independence Day:

Happy Independence Day!

Often we feel trapped – sometimes by destiny or circumstances, other times by people or our own ‘sanskars’.

When there is an external stimulus, a situation or someone's words, we react automatically without being fully aware of the capacity of choice that we have or of the consequences of our reactions. We let our mind think even without realizing what we are thinking. We think on an autopilot and then blame others for how we feel.

Nobody forces us to think in one way or another; nobody can get into our mind except ourselves.

Freedom is being capable of choosing our thoughts and feelings and responding in every situation without being conditioned by external factors or the negative tendencies of our personality.

Today, let’s free ourselves from our old patterns of thinking and behaving, clean past hurt, resolve conflicts, let go of everything that we have held on to which only addicted us to pain.

Let’s simply be what we are in a natural way – a peaceful and loving being.

Freedom is just one thought away. Let’s create that thought today.

Happy Independence Day!

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Warm Regards,
Brahma Kumaris

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