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There are two kinds of mental health issues. Clinical problems are genuine due to inherent chemical imbalances irrespective of your outside conditions. There are genetic or epigenetic reasons. So, money doesn't solve clinical mental health issues. if there are sub-clinical issues, they are gone once the reasons are gone. So they are mild and reason specific. There is little awareness about it.

The main issue with NPS in my case is I want to retire at 50 at the latest and NPS is locked till 60 and alongside the 40% annuity compulsion. It is sadly outrageous to think I will invest in something for 30 years with a lockin and then expected to not have access to it.

Sir jis din 2% mf down hota hai. Use kaise add kare.gog.sheet me please help

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No agent ever told your room rent capping is very important

Rolling return (1m, 3m, 6m) for all quant mutual fund schemes are rock bottom. Is any explanation for that. If continues, next couple of months, returns looks pathetic

You missed out to consider tax benefits for 30% tax category folks. If you consider that, you will find very high returns.. However, its only best to invest in NPS within the ambit of tax benefits amount only. I have taken employer route(10% of basic) + 50k self (annual limit for tax purpose ). I am saving 30% tax on the invested amount. Moreover, returns XIRR is 15% in aggressive choice mode.

Cool explanation with past history of the situation happened with other funds.

Great podcast. One suggestion to the anchor , Keep it 100% english or please mention in description.

what do you think SGB still good option for gold investment.

No value, kuch pata hi nahi.

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Excellent session. The host was really good. Anup is really humble person. Anup you have a nice smile face, keep it always with you. Also I wish you have all the success in the social venture.

😂Hello noob , Groww is just an BROKER APP we invented in Company and we have our documents of stocks that you hold . . . We can submit directly i think you are a noob 😂😂😂

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Thank you for this great podcast.

Your Hindi podcast is better than English.

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Excellent conversation.. Idea of using data from dynamic asset allocation fund to gauge market sentiment is good.

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Wow.. this episode was fully packed.. btw.. I’m listening to this for 4th time and still not able to comprehend everything he said.. I also made notes out of it..

This is exactly what i went thru using Kuvera in the last 2 months 27:07 No body takes responsibility, you have to take care of it youself. Talk to AMC, talk to Kuvera, Talk to Bank, and everyone says they are clear/clean, but your amount is stuck somewhere in between

Seedhi baat no bakwas, so amaze to see how two big people are talking real, sorted no fancy things Totally relatable nobody wants to listen simple things!!! Amazing PODCAST episode!

Everyone calls NPS a low-cost option, but I'm not sure in what sense. In mutual funds, we only pay 0.001% STT, with no other charges. The expense ratio is already factored into the daily NAV, so the XIRR reflects the return after expenses. However, in NPS, units are deducted from our account as fees, so simply comparing XIRR with mutual funds is not sufficient.

Very interesting and useful video, however my thought is that the dividend or interest on the corpus itself would generate more income then the amount needed for annual expense, so hence shouldn't the corpus amount be lower that what's in the s/s ?

Imagine you are investing 1 lakh every year (50K self and 50K employer) starting at the age of 25. By the time you reach 40, you stop working, and by 47, your account has grown to around 1.5 - 2 crore rupees. Now, what would you do if you have a medical condition? How much can you withdraw? You would only be able to withdraw around just 2 lakh rupees, leaving you to struggle for medicine despite having an NPS balance of 2 crores. This is the most frustrating part of NPS-the 25% partial withdrawal rule-that I truly dislike.All will assume that they will get 25% of total balance in case of emeregency but that is not the case and it is 25% of what you actully put as self without any interest.

My balls dropped when this guest stated the figure of 6cr at the start of the video... I thought he was crazy. But the more I watched this video the more sense he made. I have watched a lot of videos on fire movement but none of them had as much clarity as this gentleman. Kudos and subbed !!!

SIR, MUTUAL FUND SIP ME UNITS BADALTI RAHATI HAI. USKE LIYE KOI FORMULA BATAAIYE

Who is this cartoon person? Saying 6cr..shows how immatured and clueless ppl are and that too he/she needs to own a home😂..dude get your facts checked.. U don't qualify under middle class but rich class

That is well and good.

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Are you sure about inflation just being aeound 5%?

After cred owning kuvera,I am having problems in kuvera

Good session, Anupav has lot of humility, which is a great virtue..❤

bhai ko 3 months mania hua tha aur phir schizophrenia. and overall Schizoaffective disorder kehte Issey

Request kuvera to introduce fees based system where we can pay and get better services for MF investors

Me and my wife have been using kuvera for last 4 years, it is the best for MF❤

I guess he is only associating mutual funds with large cap funds. Because they are the one that gets beaten by index fund. Flexi cap funds 80% of them have delivered more returns than index 500

How can i consult the gentleman who is the guest

I've been using Kuvera for quite some time. I find it very useful, intuitive and helpful. The investment process is very smooth through BSE* and transparent. Moreover it also provides info on propable capital gains so that you can plan incidence of tax. And I am able to track my whole portfolio at one place with the xirr data. I'm happy with Kuvera. Thanks.

Great podcast. Commenting just so that I can appreciate and contribute and help you to keep doing this work. One Question though: In the Beta method which Gaurav spoke on, how does he handle the taxes? Whenever, he does a sell-buy transaction from maybe largecap to small cap, there will be a tax event. Assuming his large corpus, this will be a big amount as well. Also, when he fixes the asset allocation later on, there are again taxes. Is this prudent compared to keepign extra corpus in FD and break-invest only when the markets are down?

The idea of picking schemes instead of sticking to an index fund I think is not more returns ,but, to be doing by oneself. Something like baking a cake from first principles vis a vis baking a cake mix!

I fully connect, wish I could close my DEMAT account

Can you continue to buy at the amc platform and use apps like Kuvera to just consolidate and view/analyse?

Are there any charges for buying direct plans from these platforms?

While I operate on Kuvera, it's very difficult to get issues sorted as they don't have a customer care centre, it's all replied on emails only.

Can you share peer group return in mutual fund according to age group ..

I have 1,00,000 to invest. How to split this up among various index funds?