10 Areas to Invest Your Money.
                     10 Areas to Invest 
Your Money
1. Direct Equity
• The only silver fodder in contrast with all other asset groups is that 
the equity has been able to offer higher rates than inflation-adjusted. 
2. Equity Mutual Funds
• Mutual bond funds invest mainly in stocks. 
• According to the Sebi Mutual Fund Regulations, at least 65% of its 
asset must be invested in equity and equity-related instruments 
under an equity mutual Fund scheme (Sebi). 
• A stock fund can be managed actively or passively. 
3. Stock Market
• The opportunity to expand your capital is one of the key advantages 
of investing in the stock market. 
• Through the years, capital markets continue to rise in value, while 
capital prices are increasing and dropping every day. Investments in 
healthy, rising businesses continue to favor investors. 
4. Real Estate
• Like the stock market, many analysts agree that immovables in 
many parts of India are bubbling. 
• The prices keep rising without stopping in sight.
5. National Pension System
• The National Pension Scheme-the investment product manageable by the 
Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) of the Pension Fund-is a 
long-term pension program. 
• For the NPS Tier-1 account to remain operational, the minimum annual 
contribution (April-March) is cut from Rs 6,000 to Rs 1,000. 
6. Public Provident Fund
• The PPF is one of the items to which many people switch. The 
impact of the composition of tax-free interests is enormous, 
particularly in the later years, because the PPF lasts 15 years. 
• It also makes it a secure investment, provided that the interest 
received and the principal invested are backed by sovereign 
guarantees.
7. Senior citizens’ Saving Scheme
• The Senior Citizens' Saving Scheme (SCSS) is probably the first 
preference of most elderly people. 
• As the name suggests, this program can only be used by senior 
citizens or early retirees. SCSS can be purchased by someone over 
60 from a post office or bank. 
8. RBI Taxable Bonds
• Formerly 8 percent of taxable bonds were replaced by 7.75 per cent of 
assets. The government abolished taxable bonds in 2003. The bonds are 
valid for 7 years. 
• The bonds may be issued dematously and credited to the investor's Bond 
Ledger Account (BLA) and the investor will receive a Certificate of Keeping 
as evidence of investment.
9. Gold
• History shows that gold has always been so lucrative for investment 
looking at its ever hiking price. 
• There is no doubt that gold price will go up only, in the future also. 
So, one can investment in gold.
10. Career
• Regardless of what the world will do in the next few years, you are 
absolutely dominated by one thing you. 
• No matter how you plan to invest in 2019, this is maybe the best 
time to invest in your career and future.