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Adulting Basics 101 (Finance): Income • Active – $ in from active work (salary/wages) • Passive – $ in with little effort (dividend/rent) • Portfolio – $ in from investments (stocks/bonds) • Business – $ in from owning a business (profits) • Freela

Hey everyone! Feeling stuck with the same old investment options; stocks are volatile, real estate takes work, and SIPs seem slow, lumsum, bonds and what not. Are there any other ways to generate monthly passive income (other than above )without

Hi Guys, I'm having an idea in my Mind, Not sure if it"ll work or not. Basic Concept is something like this :- - Users link their stock portfolio to our platform. - Daily profits earnes from stocks are automatically invested in Gold ETF through U

Day 3 About Basic Finance Concepts Here's Some New Concepts 4. Investment Stocks: Shares in a company that give investors ownership rights and potential dividends. Bonds: Debt securities where investors loan money to companies or governments in re

Oh, we didn't even think of this the dollar can fall further because the companies that have made some investments in the USA will definitely see a decline in their portfolios if the dollar drops. To prevent this, companies might sell US bonds or st

These days, as more retail investors step into the bond market, high yield bonds are getting harder to find. I remember being able to buy AA rated bonds on the exchange with returns as high as 24% to 30%. Now, those same bonds hardly go beyond 12% or

can mutual fund be a profitable investment? A mutual fund is a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short-term debt. The combined holdings of the mutual fund are known as its po

Hello Everyone I am thinking of making a investment company which will fund collage start-ups and other businesses. I have the idea but i dont have the required finances to execute it. The money can also be invested in divident stocks to earn more

These days some mutual funds are slowly cutting down their investments in bank stocks and putting more money into NBFCs there could be many reasons behind it but one of them might be that banks are finding it a bit more expensive to borrow money now