WHAT DO YOU WANT...A MONEY TREE?



I am not asking that from you...but asking you to ask that to yourself. In a world, where needs and wants have become interchangable depending upon one's social status and stage in life, i think you must brace yourself for your financial future, a term that i often prefer to use than the plain word 'future'.


I would like you to rethink of the blockbusters 'Jab We Met' and 'Om Shanti Om' (well, i am assuming you have seen atleast one of them) and remind you of a dialogue where 'Geet' in JWM and 'Om' in OSO say 'if you really want something from the bottom of your heart, you get it for sure'.

So what do you want..is it the car that your boss owns or that celebrity flaunts...? Is it a world tour because your company doesnt send you on one...well you dont have a choice but to do it yourself? Is it a big bunglow or that plush apartment in a luxury project? Awww, how can i forget something thats foremost on Indian parents' agenda...a fancy career for your children... better than anyone else in the family, friends or locality and yes that 'decent' wedding for which one would almost always stretch beyond the limits.


By the way, whats the common link in all these wants of yours....OF COURSE MONEY...and i am not giving away any prizes for guessing. And are these the only things that you need big money for...NOOOO...you also need money for a sleek laptop, a branded pair of sunglasses, your wife's pregnancy, your kids tutuion fee, latest mobile...blah blah blah...I know, I know the list just doesnt end...but the thought ends on the fact that YOU NEED MONEY FOR EVERYTHING. THEY SAY THAT MONEY DOESNT GROW ON TREES...BUT I SAY JUST THE OPPOSITE.



PLANT YOUR MONEY TREE WITH INVESTMENTS.

Disclaimer

The author of above article is only trying to give a broad sense of basic rules of investment. His views are in no way binding on anyone reading this. He will not be liable for any loss, whatsoever, incurred on account of action taken on reading this blog. Before taking precise investment decisions, advice of a qualified investment advisor is recommended.