International Youth Day: 5 wealth and investment aspects every young investor must know
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International Youth Day: 5 wealth and investment aspects every young investor must know

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As a young investor in India, stepping into the intricate world of finance, you'll often find yourself swamped with information, jargon, and unsolicited advice. This startling finding originates from the Standard & Poor's Global Financial Literacy Survey, a project supported by the World Bank and carried out in collaboration with Gallup. Historical data in the Indian context illustrates that a balanced approach combining various risk levels has provided more stable long-term results than aggressive strategies. By allocating investments across equities, bonds, gold, and emerging avenues alternative investments like fractional ownership in commercial real estate, investors can shield themselves from drastic downturns while tapping into diverse growth opportunities. For instance, during the global financial crisis in 2008, a well-diversified portfolio suffered less severe losses compared to a portfolio heavily concentrated in a single asset class.

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