I am years old and I want to invest Rs. for a time horizon of

My risk tolerance is

Step 1:

Describe your knowledge of investment:

None Limited Goods Extensive

Step 2:

When you invest your money, you are:

Most concerned about your investment value Equally concerned about your investment losing or gaining value Most concerned about your investment gaining value

Step 3:

If the market lost 25% in the last few months, and your investments also suffered the same - what would be your first impulse?

Sell all of my investments Sell some of my investments Will wait and rake no action immediately will invest more

Step 4:

Have you ever invested in shares or mutual funds? If yes,for how many years?

Never 1-3 years 3-5 years 5+years

Step 5:

To obtain return of more then what you would receive as a bank fixed deposit,you must take risks.

Strongly Disagree with the Statement Disagree with the Satatement Agree with the Statement Strongly Agree with the Statement

Step 6:

How do react to the idea of investments?

I get stressed and avoid making financial decisions. I ask advice from or relatives. I seek professional advice. I am knowledgeable about investments and use my own expertise.

YOUR RISK PROFILE IS

1 Time Horizon(Years)

2 Risk

3 Investment Amount(Rs.)

Equity

Investing in Equity and Equity related instruments refers to the investment in publicly traded shares of companies listed on recognized stock exchanges (in India and overseas) and all such schemes that may have such shares as an underlying holding. It may also involve and not limited to investments in Equity Derivatives and or in unlisted shares of companies that may not be publicly traded. Such instruments may be more tax efficient that traditional investment options.

Debt

Investing in Debt markets and instruments involves investment in usually fixed interest securities that may be listed or unlisted. These securities may be in the form of Government Bonds, Corporate Bonds and other State Government Bonds/Municipal Bonds and or Bank Fixed Deposits (Public as well as Private). Tax free bonds are usually issued by central or state government/specialized agencies that do not attract any tax on interest earned. Such instruments may also be more tax efficient that traditional investment options.

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