മൂല്യധനം
Advice on savings & investments for Indians
For a Better Tommorrow (Pt-I)
Shamsudheen, Pravasi Bandhu, explains the economic aspects of an expatriate
Investments in the Future of Children
Investments in children’s education
Mutual fund
Security Exchange Board of India
Do’s and Don’ts during Recession
You should ensure that the amount you spend is repayable with your salary. Never use credit card as a medium of debt but only as a substitute for cash…Shamsudheen’s advice for recession times
Expatriates and Share Market
Topics discussed
Share market
Permanent Account number card & its requirements
Role of family in Savings & Investments
Issues discussed include Women’s role in savings, Pocket money for children, Value of money among kids, Habit of savings in children, How to save money, Monthly budget
Expatriates and Explosive Debts
Topics discussed
Over spending
Abuising of credit cards
Savings
Interest on Bank Loans
Credit Card loans
Money lending
For a Better Tommorrow (Pt-II)
Shamsudheen, Pravasi Bandhu, explains the economic aspects of an expatriate
Financial Markets 1/3
There are two types of share markets. Primary market and secondary market. When people buy shares directly from the companies then it is primary market. When people buy the shares from the market it’s called secondary market. This is the starting stage of share market.
Financial Markets 3/3
Shareholders should know at least the basic terminologies before going for a trade of shares. EPS – which stands for Earning per share, shows the net profit earned by the company per share.