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Why does the bank want higher deposits? Because your money is lent out to others – loans earn the bank anywhere between 10 per cent to 18 per cent, while you get a 4 per cent interest on your savings deposit. The difference between what you get and what the bank earns, minus costs, is the bank’s profit.
Debt products are good for stability but not for growth.
Apart from my one house in which I live, and my PF, all my money is in mutual funds. So, what is a mutual fund and why do I like them so much?
The thumb rule for equity is 100 minus your age. If you are thirty years old, you should have 70 per cent of your money in equity. If you are sixty years old, you should have 40 per cent of your money in equity. Yes, you need equity even when you retire.

