Keep an eye on
your finances even while you celebrate
the coming of the new year. Remember to
include your finances while setting your
goals for 2023.
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Taking care of finances is like
running a marathon.
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The
efforts have to be continuous.
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With
the new year just a week away,
it's time to relook at your
finances and set goals for
2023.
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And if you are seeking
professional help for the same,
we've got you covered.
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We asked five financial planners
what one’s money goals for 2023
should be.
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Viral Bhatt, Founder, Money Mantra
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- Too much
volatility will be there at least in
the first half of 2023… The debt
market looks good overall.
- Debt funds
for one to three years will be good.
- Investors
can think of achieving 8-8.5 percent
from debt funds.
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Direct
equity will be volatile in the first
half of 2023, global markets will be
volatile as well.
- SIP and
STP routes will be the best looking
at volatility in the markets.
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Suresh Sadagopan, MD & Principal Officer,
Ladder7 Wealth
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Money goals should always be
contextual.
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It should be aligned with what you
want to achieve in 2023.
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One needs to think through what is
important for them to achieve in
2023.
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For someone it can be getting free
from loans, for another, it may be
starting off on the retirement
planning bit, for another, it may be
putting aside money for educational
goals.
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After identifying what they want to
do, they will need to take focussed
action so that the resolution gets
carried out.
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How do you know if you’re earning the right
returns on your investment? Allow us to
compare it with stock market/mutual fund
returns for the same period.
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Dev Ashish, Founder, Stable
Investor
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While
everyone wants to beat the markets
each year, let me remind you that no
matter how confident you are about
yourself and luck, always make sure
you have an emergency fund in place.
- Not just
in 2023 but at all times.
- Remember
that emergencies don’t wait for
emergency funds to be there.
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An
emergency fund is the basic hygiene
of personal finances.
- Also, get
your insurance in place if not
there.
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Aditya Shah, Founder, JST
investments
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Nothing beats simplicity, and hence,
you must focus on keeping your
financial goals simple.
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To start with, you must:
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Increase your savings by at least 10
percent
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Control unwanted/discretionary
expenditure
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Be consistent in your equity
investments
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Have adequate insurance in place
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Build a proper emergency fund.”
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Muthukrishnan, Certified Financial
Planner
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Years change. Fundamentals don't
change.
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The period of the earth going around
the sun should not have any impact
on money goals.
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Though goals are individually
specific, money goals broadly are:
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Spend less than you earn
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Invest the difference prudently
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Set goals for investments
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Have a rainy day fund
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Avoid debt
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Avoid surety
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Insure risks
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Provide for your kith and kin
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Write a Will
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What's the key
difference between short-term, medium-
and long-term goals? Short-term are
anywhere between a few months to up to
one year. Medium-term goals are anywhere
between one to five year and long-term
goals are from five to 20 years or more.
What you want to achieve financially and
via investing can be bucketed in these
three categories. This will make it
easier for you to choose how and where
to invest. For example, for short-term,
debt funds are the best, for
medium-term, you can look at fixed
deposits and for long-term, buying
stocks or investing in equity mutual
funds!
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will share with you interviews and thoughts of
stock market experts, analysts, research firms
and companies which are on our radar. Once in a
while we will share our deeply researched
articles to help you make better investing
decisions.
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pressing questions. You are 21 or 49, a teenager
or a retiree, whatever question you may have
regarding your money and investments, we will
get the answers from the best experts in the
business and make you understand your money
better!
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