Have you ever wished to make your dreams come true, like owning your dream home, traveling to exciting places, or planning an early retirement? With the power of mutual funds, you can turn these aspirations into a reality.
Think of goal-based investing as a personalised roadmap that leads you to your dreams.
Goal-based investing via mutual funds is a strategic approach that aligns your investment decisions with specific financial objectives. By identifying clear goals, and selecting appropriate mutual funds, investors can create a disciplined and focused investment plan. This article explores how goal-based investing through mutual funds empowers individuals to achieve their aspirations while benefiting from the potential growth of diversified and professionally managed portfolios.
The beauty of goal-based investing is that it keeps you on track. Instead of making random investments without a clear purpose, you invest with a specific target in mind. This discipline helps you stay focused on your goals and avoid getting swayed by short-term market fluctuations.
As you continue investing regularly and sticking to your goals, you benefit from the power of compounding which is like a snowball effect: your investment gains generate additional returns, and these returns, in turn, generate more returns. Over time, compounding can significantly boost your wealth, especially when you're patient and let your investments grow.
To know more about Goal Based Investing, watch our masterclass video by A. Balasubramanian, Chairman, AMFI where he sheds light on the topic in conversation with Surabhi Upadhyay and Sonia Shenoy from CNBC-TV18.
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(Edited by : Priyanka Deshpande)
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