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Women, Invest In Your Financial Literacy

September 9, 2020 Leave a Comment

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This is a guest blog from one of our readers. Please enjoy the post which talks about her financial mistake, that she did while staying in India, and the learning from that incident. Even though the incident took place in India, this might happen to you in any country. So, special attention is needed when you invest your hear-earned money.

My name is Seemantani Sharma. I am a 30-year old Ph.D. in law student at a prominent Australian university. So far life has been good. I have lived in three countries, traveled to several countries for business, have a career which I enjoy, have a great family and a decent net worth for my age.

Women, Invest In Your Financial Literacy

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What Type of Investor I am?

October 21, 2013 6 Comments

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Over the weekend I have been pondering over investment. We haven’t invested in a new account since opening and funding our first peer-to-peer lending account with Prosper. Ever since I bought a certified preowned BMW, three weeks back, I was having it in my mind constantly; What if I invested the money instead? How much money had I lost actually,as it was not only that I had to get away with $25,000 cash, but I lost potential income on the money.

good investor

OK, no more ranting about the car, although it was not a brand new car. Let’s focus on the investment aspect of my finance now. I have taken a few quizzes on the net, to determine the type of investor I am. The purpose was to gauge self progress and to check whether I am the type of investor I wanted to be at this age. Those survey’s all unite to declare me a risk tolerating investor, which I would have told about myself without taking those quizzes anyway.

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10 Investment Options to Spread Your Risk

August 7, 2013 11 Comments

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We all know that we currently live in an uncertain economy. No matter what the political powers claim, we can all see the national debt increasing and poverty continues to grow. In the near future, I would not be shocked if our economy suddenly worsened. So, what do we do to prepare for a potentially volatile economy? What do we do with our investments?

Investment Spread

The easy answer to this question is “diversify”. That’s what we always hear our financial advisor say, right? But what does that really mean? Ok, so I can choose a couple different stocks, but does that mean my money is that much safer? After all, it’s still all in the stock market.

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Stock Market Blues : I Have Started Buying Today

August 5, 2011 17 Comments

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Statutory Warning: Stock market investment is the most risky investment possible. Stocks may lose its entire value, leaving you with no money and no future! (My version of the disclaimer)

Saying the above warning let me confess that I started buying selective shares starting today. This is investment, not trading. I don’t trade stocks, I invest in stocks that means I buy and hold them for long-term.

I do not follow Cramers of the world or for that matter any TV expert. I don’t go to alphas and fools for their advice either.  I believe only in Buffet and his philosophy.

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