अगदी अगदी. ५ वर्षात घराची किंमत दुप्पट हाही साधारण १५-१६% वार्षिक परतावा आहे. म्युचुअल फंड १५% टक्यांहून जास्तं परतावा देऊ शकतात पण त्याच जोखीम थोडी अधिक.

3 वर्षाच्या आत विकले तर शोर्ट टर्म गेन लागणार काय>>>> तुमच्या Income मधे धरले जाणार, जसे FD चे व्याज धरले जाते तसे.

ह्या वर्षीच्या बजेट च्या आधी ही मुदत फक्त १ वर्षाची होती.

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नंबर माहीती आहे. फक्त बेंक कोणती आहे ते सांगा. स्वीस बँक असेल तर तेही सांगू नका. फक्त कालजी घ्या,,,,,,कॉईनचीहो!!!!

सोने कधीच योग्य प्रमाणात वाढत नाही , त्यात फक्त भावना वाढतात. १९८० साली सोएन १३०० रुपये तोळा होते आणि आज २७००० आहे १९८० साली सेन्सेक्स १०० रुपये होता आणि आज २७००० आहे १९८० साली दक्षिण मुम्बैत ८०० -९०० रु स्के. फू भावाने जागा होती आज २०,००० च्या आस-पास असावी. आता तुम्हीच सांगा ! SENSEX & NIFTY @ ALL TIME HIGH !!!! Film actor Rajesh Khanna bought a bungalow in iconic Carter Road in Mumbai for Rs.3.5 lakhs in 1970. His heirs sold it recently for Rs.85 crores. The property has multiplied by 2428 times or an annualized return of 19.38% over 44 years. Samudhra Mahal in Mumbai is another expensive property. A flat purchased in 1970 at Rs.700 per sq.ft was sold at Rs.1,18,000 per sq.ft in 2013. Money multiplied by 168 times in 43 years. This works out to an annualized return of 12.66% In 1963, Godrej paid Rs.1 lakh to buy his first house, a 2916 sq.feet apartment at Usha Kiran, Carmicheal road, in tony South Mumbai. In 2011 he sold it for Rs.25 crore. Money multiplied by 2500 times over 48 years or an annualized return of 17.70% In Dalal Street, Mumbai a sq.feet was Rs.100 in 1980. After 34 years, it sells at Rs.27,000 per sq.ft. Money multiplied by 270 times in 33 years. This works out to an annualized return of 17.90%. The first three properties can be bought and owned by cream or elite of the society who are worth at least tens of crores, mostly hundreds of crores. The last property in Dalal street; our father could have bought with whatever money available at his disposal. We can buy it even now. Our son or daughter would be able to buy it even 20 years down the line. The last property is Sensex. A sq.feet is a metaphor for one unit. If dividend yield is also included (assuming 2% CAGR), Sensex would have delivered 20% annualized returns over last 34 years, higher than the most expensive prime properties in the country. Good mutual funds and many stocks have delivered returns far superior to Sensex itself. Power of equity is least understood in our country. If we can withstand notional loss (if we don’t book) in portfolio during bear markets, not worry about daily price movements, it is possible to make much better money than what can be made out of best of real estate. Give at least the same importance to equity as we give to real estate. We don’t mind holding real estate for 20 or 30 years. Please do the same for equity ignoring bull and bear markets, notional profits and losses. Many of us have been investing for last couple of years. Stay the course for at least another 15 to 20 years completely ignoring market fluctuations. We would be amazed at the fortune created for our retirement or to pass on to our children. Happy Investing !!!!!!!

अगदी अगदी. ५ वर्षात घराची किंमत दुप्पट हाही साधारण १५-१६% वार्षिक परतावा आहे. म्युचुअल फंड १५% टक्यांहून जास्तं परतावा देऊ शकतात पण त्याच जोखीम थोडी अधिक.

3 वर्षाच्या आत विकले तर शोर्ट टर्म गेन लागणार काय>>>> तुमच्या Income मधे धरले जाणार, जसे FD चे व्याज धरले जाते तसे.

ह्या वर्षीच्या बजेट च्या आधी ही मुदत फक्त १ वर्षाची होती.

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नंबर माहीती आहे. फक्त बेंक कोणती आहे ते सांगा. स्वीस बँक असेल तर तेही सांगू नका. फक्त कालजी घ्या,,,,,,कॉईनचीहो!!!!

सोने कधीच योग्य प्रमाणात वाढत नाही , त्यात फक्त भावना वाढतात. १९८० साली सोएन १३०० रुपये तोळा होते आणि आज २७००० आहे १९८० साली सेन्सेक्स १०० रुपये होता आणि आज २७००० आहे १९८० साली दक्षिण मुम्बैत ८०० -९०० रु स्के. फू भावाने जागा होती आज २०,००० च्या आस-पास असावी. आता तुम्हीच सांगा ! SENSEX & NIFTY @ ALL TIME HIGH !!!! Film actor Rajesh Khanna bought a bungalow in iconic Carter Road in Mumbai for Rs.3.5 lakhs in 1970. His heirs sold it recently for Rs.85 crores. The property has multiplied by 2428 times or an annualized return of 19.38% over 44 years. Samudhra Mahal in Mumbai is another expensive property. A flat purchased in 1970 at Rs.700 per sq.ft was sold at Rs.1,18,000 per sq.ft in 2013. Money multiplied by 168 times in 43 years. This works out to an annualized return of 12.66% In 1963, Godrej paid Rs.1 lakh to buy his first house, a 2916 sq.feet apartment at Usha Kiran, Carmicheal road, in tony South Mumbai. In 2011 he sold it for Rs.25 crore. Money multiplied by 2500 times over 48 years or an annualized return of 17.70% In Dalal Street, Mumbai a sq.feet was Rs.100 in 1980. After 34 years, it sells at Rs.27,000 per sq.ft. Money multiplied by 270 times in 33 years. This works out to an annualized return of 17.90%. The first three properties can be bought and owned by cream or elite of the society who are worth at least tens of crores, mostly hundreds of crores. The last property in Dalal street; our father could have bought with whatever money available at his disposal. We can buy it even now. Our son or daughter would be able to buy it even 20 years down the line. The last property is Sensex. A sq.feet is a metaphor for one unit. If dividend yield is also included (assuming 2% CAGR), Sensex would have delivered 20% annualized returns over last 34 years, higher than the most expensive prime properties in the country. Good mutual funds and many stocks have delivered returns far superior to Sensex itself. Power of equity is least understood in our country. If we can withstand notional loss (if we don’t book) in portfolio during bear markets, not worry about daily price movements, it is possible to make much better money than what can be made out of best of real estate. Give at least the same importance to equity as we give to real estate. We don’t mind holding real estate for 20 or 30 years. Please do the same for equity ignoring bull and bear markets, notional profits and losses. Many of us have been investing for last couple of years. Stay the course for at least another 15 to 20 years completely ignoring market fluctuations. We would be amazed at the fortune created for our retirement or to pass on to our children. Happy Investing !!!!!!!