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How To Gain Financial Independence

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Understanding Investment basics along with benefits of savings and the power of compounding towards financial independence

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How To Gain Financial Independence

  1. 1. First Steps towardsFinancialIndependence Smile on the Dotted Line
  2. 2. Financial IndependenceFinancial Goal - I ● Start Early ● Establish clear investment objectives ● Identify your needs at different times of your life ● Prepare an effective investment strategy for each objective ● Decide on how much you can save regularly Smile on the Dotted Line
  3. 3. Financial IndependenceFinancial Goal - II ● Understand your risk taking capacity ● Dont put all your eggs in one basket ● Invest regularly ● Monitor your Investment performance Smile on the Dotted Line
  4. 4. Financial IndependenceUnderstand your Investment Objectives ● Capital Growth ● Capital Preservation ● Regular Income Smile on the Dotted Line
  5. 5. Financial IndependenceMaking the Right Choice - Understanding the Basics ● Inflation – and how does it impact returns? ● Nominal Income Vs Real Income ● The Power of Compounding Smile on the Dotted Line
  6. 6. Financial IndependenceInflation – its impact on you Bread that used to cost Rs 7 in year 2000 costs Rs 13 in 2012 Smile on the Dotted Line
  7. 7. Financial IndependenceNominal Income Vs Real Income Nominal Income is your Return on Investment. It is impacted both by Inflation & Taxes. Smile on the Dotted Line
  8. 8. Financial Independence Real Rate of Returns from Investments16 15141210 986 4.54 1.520 Return Inflation Tax Real Income Nominal Return is 15% but the Real Return due to the impact of Inflation & Tax is 1.5% Smile on the Dotted Line *Assuming CAGR at 15% (Compound Annual Growth Rate).
  9. 9. Financial IndependenceSavings - Start Early ● Let the Power of Compounding work for you Smile on the Dotted Line
  10. 10. Financial Independence Benefits of Starting Early- I Savings Maya Max Start age 25 yrs 30 yrs Per month Rs 1,000/- Wealth at age 60* Rs 14,86,08,456/- Rs 7,0,09,821/- By starting early Maya is able to save double of Maxs Wealth. Smile on the Dotted Line*Assuming CAGR at 15%(Compound Annual Growth Rate).
  11. 11. Financial Independence Benefits of Starting Early- II Savings Maya Max Per month Rs 2,000 Rs 9,000 From age 22-37 yrs 37-60 yrsAmount at age 60* Rs 3,36,96,218 Rs 2,17,48,931The benefits of starting early combined with thePower of Compounding leads to more wealth inthe long run. Max saves more for a longer periodand yet accumulates less wealth. Smile on the Dotted Line *Assuming CAGR at 15% (Compound Annual Growth Rate)
  12. 12. Financial Independence Its Your DecisionPlan in advance rather than leave it to chance. Smile on the Dotted Line
  13. 13. AbunDanze is enrolled as an AMFI RegisteredMutual Fund Advisor (ARMFA)Under AMFI Registration No.: ARN-13377Copyright August 2011:Abundanze Wealth Management LLP.All rights reserved.Website:abundanze.comEmail:smile@abundanze.com Smile on the Dotted Line

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