Mom’s and Mutual Funds are definitely two peas from the same pod. My mom, my aunts, and I all are cut from the same cloth. If you are familiar with my blog you know I am passionate about financial freedom and my blog’s name reflects my passion for both maintaining Health and creating and managing wealth.
Growing up in the red Era of Kolkata where poverty was glorified, didn’t stop my mom from saving and teaching us how to save. Education and Health always got the vote hands down while other “wants” were kept aside for a sunnier day. Sunnier days came but I kept my mother’s wisdom close to my heart when I started investing in mutual funds as soon as I started earning.
Mutual funds make investing in stocks easier, less scary, and less risky while helping you build a portfolio to create wealth. In case you don’t want a managed fund options of direct mutual funds exist too.Whatever your plan, whether long-term for your child’s higher education or short term you can always find a fund or a plan according to your need.
2 Tips to Start Investing
- Never start a mutual fund with your credit card. It’s a bad money habit.
- Save money every time you earn, that way it builds up.
For more details, you can visit the HSBC website. Also, readers are requested to fill in this form to help you understand better and have your queries answered by the experts.
If you wait for all your loans and headache to go away first, then you may never get started.
Financial post Disclosure
I am not an expert on financial asset management. This is an opinion piece. I am not a qualified Financial Advisor and this is not to be taken as professional financial advice. Mutual funds are subject to market risk, read all scheme-related documents carefully. All investments should be done after consultation with a financial suitable expert, according to own financial risk appetite.
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Amruta Singh says
Since i am already reaching 30 this year, started thinking of saving some money and looking for some reliable option. Mutual funds looks good to me to start investing with small amounts. ♥️
Samata Dey Bose says
Mutual funds are the best way of saving money through investments. But I beg to defer that MF is like mom because of giving stability. Mutual funds are for all adults or even teenagers getting pocket moneys. Stability of a family is not just with mom but also father as plays the equal role in this case of giving stability to a family or the child.
CREATIVE LIFE STAR says
HSBC Mutual Fund targets to attain long-term capital appreciation by investing in the right equity securities, which can fetch good returns for its investors. Great thoughts.
Meenakshi Kaur says
Absolutely! Both moms and mutual funds are pillars of stability, nurturing growth and providing a secure future. Wonderful analogy!
Dr.Amrita Basu(MBBS,MS) says
Yes indeed.
towardsliterature says
You wrote such an insighful content. You suggested a good way to save money, appreciated mother’s traditional way of saving.
Kriti says
I am more of an equity investor o don’t believe so much in mutual funds but this article has me intrigued
I will definitely do more research and probably will invest in mutual funds
Richa says
This looks really good. The infographic was interesting. I guess I need to do more research on this and help my mother grab these benefits.
Shalini says
I have never tried mutual funds mainly because I have never taken the efforts to learn more about it. I will definitely check more on this and the infographic you shared helps.
Ambica Gulati says
I am also not an expert on this. But I do believe that one needs to read the fine print carefully before nvesting. Most of us tend to not read the small terms and conditions. A good financial advisor is always a good way to begin investing.
Ranjeeta Nath Ghai says
You couldn’t have explained the benefits of mutual funds better. I’m looking forward to investing in them and seeing the returns. Thanks for the useful information!