When I review investment portfolios, I often see two very different kinds of investors. Some have most of their money in fixed deposits, savings accounts and other very safe investments.
When I review investment portfolios, I often see two very different kinds of investors.
Some have most of their money in fixed deposits, savings accounts and other very safe investments.
Others have gone almost entirely the other way, with most of their wealth in equity mutual funds, stocks or other growth-oriented investments.
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When I review investment portfolios, I often see two very different kinds of investors. Some have most of their money in fixed deposits, savings accounts and other very safe investments. Others have gone almost entirely the other way, with most of their wealth in equity mutual funds, stocks or other growth-oriented investments.
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