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Vikram Singh Rathore earns Rs. 4,80,000 per year and spends Rs. 1,14,000 on expenses, leaving Rs. 3,66,000 in savings. He is considering investing these savings in mutual funds, stocks, and fixed deposits. Investing Rs. 1,00,000 in an ICICI mutual fund for 3 years would yield a 19.55% return of Rs. 58,650, while investing Rs. 1,00,000 in a fixed deposit for 3 years at UBI would yield a 9.5% return of Rs. 28,500. The total projected profit from these investments is Rs. 98,265.
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- 1. PRESENTED BY ;- Vikram Singh Rathore
- 2. Income(per year) 480000 Less:- exp. 114000 Total savings 366000
- 3. House rent (4000pm) 48000 Phone charge (1000pm) 12000 Transport (1000pm) 12000 Entertainment(1000pm) 12000 Shopping(2000pm) 24000 Other exp.(500pm) 6000 Total exp. 180000
- 5. Equity Derivatives Bonds Mutual funds Commodities T-bills
- 6. Investm Compani Investm Portfolio Rate of Net profit ent es ent Duration Return option amount Mutual ICICI 1,00,000 3 Year 19.55% 58650 fund Share 1,66,000 2 year Fixed UBI 1,00,000 3 year 9.5% 28500 deposit
- 7. ICICI gives higher return on the investment It’s involving higher risk but return is also higher
- 8. High Return More risk
- 9. No risk Optimum utilization of fund
- 10. Profit from share:- Profit from mutual fund :- 58650 Profit from fixed deposit :- 14250 Total profit 98265