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Unusual financial resolutions


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Amol Thosar
Re: Unusual financial resolutions
by Amol Thosar on Aug 25, 2005 03:19 PM

Shriram,

There are reasons behind following the suite:

1. Writing down daily expenses: This is a way to categorize the Heads under which you outspend & hence budget accordingly. It could also make you aware of your spending habits & induce Discipline if you do it correctly & religiously.

2. Saving for child's higher education: No one would argue that a person gets habituated to saving at least for his/her child if not for themselves or their own future. This is just a means to force one to start saving. Period.

3. Diversification: Grow up pal! Not every person would have the Luxury to invest 5/6 hours daily of their time to track down the movements of market or the requisite knowledge or data to separate bread from butter. It's always Prudent to hire the Professional to do the task which we don't know. By the way, do you do Plumbing for your own House?

4. Investments in government-sponsored schemes: Since I was a child, I've seen my parents invest in the Government Schemes. Except for the Return in Recent years, there's absolutely no Grouse. And mate, if Government could shove shoulders, OTHERS could do worse.

5. Investments in Gold: This is just a Hedge Tool.

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Vijay Kalra
unusual financial resolutions
by Vijay Kalra on Feb 25, 2005 09:09 PM

only an intelligent mind can come to such clear resolutions. full marks to the man.

well done

Vijay


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Sunil
your article: unusual resolutions
by Sunil on Jan 25, 2005 05:35 PM

A very very good article. Few people can advise against saving for your child's education. Gold is just dated. And that diversifying one was mind blowing. Absolutely, if you are sure of your research, why shouldn't you put all your eggs into one basket. One word from my side too, since this was a bold article... Pound wise, penny foolish. Go big time... don't cut dinner off your table.

Sunil

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sanjay
hiii
by sanjay on Jan 05, 2005 01:05 AM

hey i like ur articles nd now a fan of ur writings..so just keep on the good worl and get more topics on money matters nd all whtver u write..bye c ya

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chandru
Unusual
by chandru on Jan 04, 2005 05:31 PM


Keep it going Sriram.I for one am going to follow your resolutions.You make sense.
I think a lot of us need to accept that contra opinions are not necessary a madcaps opinions but are creative opinions.If it makes sense just do it.

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saurabh
I agree
by saurabh on Jan 04, 2005 05:06 PM

I agree with teh writer on teh tewaring up of creditcard thign for sure..i have doen that..yahooo

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Navneet Karnani
Amazing resolutions
by Navneet Karnani on Jan 04, 2005 04:57 PM

I really like your financial resolutions. They are practical, futuristic and implementable.


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