Karthik Jerome is a business journalist with a focus on national news in India. He writes for Rediff.com India Ltd. and has also been featured in Business Standard. Karthik covers a wide range of topics including personal finance, investments, market trends, and emerging opportunities for investors.
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By: Karthik Jerome, Sanjay Kumar, Singh
Investors need to carefully assess country-specific risks. 'This is especially true of a market that is less transparent than the US.'
For those looking for more affordable options, purchasing an under-construction property could be a smart move, as these generally cost less than ready-to-move-in properties.
'Assess the property in terms of type, size, location and price point, and whether it fits into your budget.' 'If it checks out on these fronts, one may consider the accompanying offers.'
'Investors with foreign currency-denominated goals, such as foreign education or foreign travel, should go for US equity funds.'
'They take care of the problem: How can I ensure my child's education and other goals are not compromised, even if I am not around?'
'Investors may have made money in mid and smallcaps due to market momentum, but now they need to focus on fundamentals.'
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By: Himali Patel, Karthik Jerome, Sanjay Kumar Singh
New investors should gradually build a 5 to 10 per cent allocation to gold.
By: Sanjay Kumar Singh, Karthik Jerome
'Asset allocation should change only if your goals, life situation, or risk profile have changed.'
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