INVESTMENT

BY,
Sweeya.S
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Contents:-
1. Introduction.
2. Types of investment.
3. Graph of appreciation.
4. Advantages and Disadvantages.
5. Conclusion.

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 INTRODUCTION
What is Investment?
The action or process of
investing money for profit.

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How to invest?

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TYPES OF INVESTMENT:-
Land
House
Stocks
Policies
Bank

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Graph showing the value of appreciation:-

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Investing on
Buying land or house can be rewarding
lands(or)houses
in the long term.
 However, to identify the best
investment option in land, you have to
do some hard work.
As mentioned in the above graph, a lot
of appreciation can be seen after years.

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Stock Market

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 Process of investing in shares:-
a) When a person buys shares of a company, he or she also gets certain
rights such as the right to earn dividends and also part-ownership of the
company.
b) In order to buy shares, the first step is to open a trading account or
Demat account. These accounts are linked to the account holder’s bank
savings accounts to ensure smooth transfer of funds.
c) Demat and trading accounts are provided by the two depositories, NSDL
and CDSLBSE 0.00 %, through brokerage firms.
d) In order to open these accounts, one has to contact a brokerage.
e) There are different brokerage firms and each has its own unique plans
and products, a range of charges, which generally range from 0.01 per
cent to 0.05 per cent.
f) Some brokerages offer flat rates.
g) Brokers are to be chosen wisely and with utmost care. In order to buy a
share listed on the NSE or BSE.

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Investment in shares:-
Advantages-
 Stock ownership takes
advantage of a growing
economy.
 They are the best way to
stay ahead of inflation.
 Easy to buy.
 Easy to sell.
 You make money in two
ways.
Disadvantages-
 You could lose your entire
investment.
 Stockholders are paid last
if the company goes broke.
 It requires a lot of time.
 It can be an emotional
rollercoaster.
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 Policies
Policies also differ on the amount of insurance coverage provided.
The different types of homeowners policies are fairly standard
throughout the country. However, individual states and companies
may offer policies that are slightly different or go by other names such
as “standard” or “deluxe”.

Types Of Policies :-
1.Endowment Policy.
2.Term Insurance.
3.Money or Cash Plans.
4.Whole Life Insurance.
5.Children's Policies.
6.Annuity Plans.

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 Banks
A savings account is the simplest way to invest money in
the bank.
 You deposit a certain amount, and the bank pays you
interest on that amount.
 The interest rates paid out on savings accounts are low,
but with most savings accounts you can access your funds at
any time.

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 CONCLUSION-
Save money today, money will save
you tomorrow.

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Questions?

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