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Namaste Money - Take charge of your money
Language: English
Learn about cash, debt, equity, gold, real-estate …
In this course, you will learn how you can employ (Invest) your money across various asset classes. What are the various investment options you have, what factors you must consider before you invest in them, and why do you need a bit of everything to make a perfect portfolio smoothie for yourself. Investing is more than just looking at the return and putting your money in the highest-earning product, it is about understanding the product, its features, factors, variables, risk profile, and then taking an informed decision to invest in what and how much. This course is all about setting the base with learning about the Investment asset classes and what they do.
What are fixed-income investment options?
What is a Demat and a trading account?
Why do we need some cash on us?
Is Investing in Gold a good investment option?
What is Equity and how to Invest in it?
3 Common factors to check before investing in Equity?
What is a Demat and trading account?
What factors to check before investing in real estate?
In this course, you will not only learn about the various asset class options available to you but also the features of each one of them. The trainers will provide you the following:
4 hours of learning
23 financial concepts
10 explanation videos
2 DIY financial planning tools
Monthly live Q&A sessions
Unlimited views for 1 year
30 days refund policy
"The Wealth Cafe' team is fantastic! The course content is spot on and must know for everyone. I have personally worked with Harsh, Akruti, and their team and they add so much value to your financial wisdom. Their teaching methods are filled with great examples and they break-down for you so well that it greatly enriches your aptitude. Definitely recommended."
Abhishek Sharma | Lawyer
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From any other device (phone, tablet, ipad)
Looking for options apart from Fixed Deposits to invest in.
