Quiz

A) Inflation has no impact on the investment-returns

B) Inflation has a positive impact on the investment-returns

C) Inflation has a corroding impact on the investment-returns

d) Inflation multiplies the investment value positively

A) 9 years

B) 8 years

C) 6 years

D) 10 years

A) Purchase stocks / MF when the markets are at bottom

B) Purchase stocks / MF when the equity markets starts falling

C) Purchase stocks / MF when the equity markets start growing after correction

D) Invest regularly to avoid timing the market

A) 50% of income for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings and investments

B) 50% of income for savings, 30% for needs, and 20% for wants

C) 50% of income for wants, 30% for savings and 20% for needs

D) 50% income for savings, 20% for investments and 30% for needs

A) To maximise returns

B) To reduce risk

C) To invest in assets with low volatility

D) To decrease tax liabilities

A) To accumulate as much wealth as possible during one’s lifetime

B) To avoid paying taxes on assets

C) To ensure that assets are distributed according to one’s wishes after death

D) To minimize debt obligations

A) The possibility of losing money

B) The stability of an investment

C) The rate of return

D) The number of assets in a portfolio

A) Invest to make quick returns

B) To cover unexpected expenses

C) To fund long term retirement goals

D) To purchase luxury items

A) Has no effect on investments

B) They affect only government bonds

C) They can create opportunities or risks for investors

D) They focus only on tax implications

A) Timing of buying and selling assets

B) Diversifying investments across assets classes

C) Selection of individual stocks and bonds in a portfolio

D) Calculation of investment returns