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I Hav 2 Lakh Rupees In What Waycan I Invest It For 5-6 Months

I want to invest 5 lakh over 2-3 years. What could be the best plan?

2–3 yrs can be classified as Short Term investment planning according to me. Since the duration is not long enough what you need do is park majority of your amount in safe and secured avenues with little exposure to equity.Ideally, I would suggest 80% of the portfolio should be into a combination of Short Term/Liquid and Balance Funds. And remaining 20% into Equity (only in specific scenarios).You can bifurcate this allocation into good 3–4 schemes and review at periodic levels.Reach out to me jmsolutions.co.in for more assistance.

How do I invest 1 lakh for 6 months in India?

Thanks for A2A.Now,a period of 6 months is probably a very short period for investing your money , you cannot expect very good returns.You can only earn low to moderate returns in such a short span of time.If you want to play extremely safe and don’t want to take any kind of risk then put your money in :Savings Account orShort Term FDsBut,you can earn a maximum interest ranging from 5–8% only by Investing in Savings Account and FDs, based on the type of bank and interest rate.If you can afford some risk, then you have the following options :Short Term Mutual FundsLiquid FundsFor details you can refer 7 Best Short term Investment Options in IndiaBut,mutual funds are subject to market risks, so there is no surety of getting fixed returns, that too in such a short time period.Moreover,an amount of Rs.1 lakh is a fairly good amount to plan your Long term Investments as well. So,if you can increase your Investment horizon, you can build a good Financial Portfolio that will yield higher returns in the long run.Increasing your investment horizon will open the doors to other available options and you can chose from a variety of Long term Investment Options in India

How do I earn 10 lakh rupees within 2 months without any investment?

At first, I thought this as an immature question, but on a second thought it is not. Just like energy, you cannot create money out of thin air, you need some kind of investment. It could be either money or skills or hard work. Now what I am going to tell you will sound easy, actually very easy but it will take lot of efforts to do it. It is very much doable though.The objective is to earn Rs. 10, 00,000 in 2 months, which is about Rs. 16400 per day. Please see below for ideas to make this kind of money.Idea 1. Start selling Samosas, kachori, vadapav etc. Assuming you have a margin of about 5–6 per, try to sell a minimum 3000/day.(One can get samosas on 3 hour credit @5 on all railways stations and major bus stands)Idea 2. Start drop shipping on Amazon or any e-commerce website. You will have to promote your product so as to hit the target of Rs.16400.Idea 3. Find an affiliate and sell his product again completing your daily target.Idea 4. This is what I have done successfully, in case you are skilled at something find a remote employment. INR 16400 becomes about USD 250 and just GBP 200. This can be a daily wage for some skills in some countries.Cheers

How should I invest in order to save 2 lakhs in a year?

I would like to suggest you a mixed investment portfolio, take out 15000 from each month and break it into parts of 7500 each. 1 - Invest one part in any banks RD, most banks give about 9-9.5%. I would suggest any co-operative bank as your deposit+interest upto RS 1,00,000 is covered by RBI insurance.This will make around RS 94,480.This link will help you in deciding the bank - Jan-2015:  Latest recurring deposit(RD) interest rates comparison in India | Myinvestmentideas.com2 - Invest the other part in the mutual fundsI have calculated returns based on last year performance, considering the current political and economical situations in INDIA, the performance of these mutual funds will continue to give you yield at same percentages.Hence, you have potential to earn around RS 1,08,606 - 1,09,950Calculations given belowCalculator courtesy - http://www.moneycontrol.comHence, the total amount you save after 1 year would be somewhere close to 2,04,430 after investing 15,000 per month.Investment always works on the Risk-Reward ratio. Greater the risk with greater returns. The formula I have devised you has some amount of risk but its not that risky and is a general way to maximized profits with low risks.

I want to earn 6 lakh rs in 6 month how can I do that?

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What are the best ways to invest Rs 1 lakh for around 5-6 years?

If you have a fixed timeline of 5-6 years, you should be very careful with your investments. A slightly flexible or longer term time line gives you more leeway to experiment with your money.Here is what I suggest:Put all your money in a liquid mutual fund straightaway. This liquid fund should not have any exit load and should have a very low expense ratioSet up 2 systematic transfer plansOne of Rs. 6000 per month into a debt fund for 8 monthsAnother of Rs. 4500 per month into an equity fund for 11 monthsAt the end of the 11th month, you will have transferred Rs. 97,500 out of the liquid fund. In the 12th month, transfer whatever money you have in the liquid fund to the equity fundThis will give your portfolio as significant amount of return potential by having more than 50% in equity while it will also give some capital protection by having 48,000 in debtAt the end of fourth year, if you have a decent amount of profit in the equity fund, slowly start to shift your money into the debt fund so that by the end of the fifth year, all your money has moved to debtIf at the end of fourth year, you don't have enough profits, just wait till you have decent returns to redeem your equity fundsYou can vary the allocation between debt and equity according to your liking. But don't take to much risk if your timeline is rigid.

How should I invest 5 lakh rupees for maximum returns and minimize tax ?

For you to invest Rs 5 Lakh, there must be a reason or a goal behind it. Assuming that your goal is for that money to grow, you can invest that into stock market. For that you will need a broker who can help you out with a DEMAT and a trading account. If by any chance you are not familiar with stock markets, you can get in touch with a couple of stock market trading firms and compare them across who gives the best returns.P.S. You can get in touch with us as well. We have very competitive returns and never disappoint our clients. You can visit our website : Raah Financials or can also write to us at customercare@raahfinancials.com for further information. You can also visit our Head Office in Bangalore if you are from/in Bangalore or can even call us at 080–49635555

How do I best invest INR 6 lakh in India?

HiImportant parameters you need to consider before investing your 6 Lakhs,1)The Tenure, ie how long you want your money to be invested.2)Risk Proile, ie your willingness and ability to take risk.here are few options based on the time frame which is of course subject to your risk profile. you can as well choose a combination of the following optionsOption1Investment horizon 1-2 yearsa)you can park your money in Debt/Arbitrage Mutual Funds, whose yield will be similar to FDs, but they are more tax efficient than FDs at the same time carries certain amount of risk, you can also look at corporate FDs whose yield is little higher than Bank FD(1-2% higher than Bank FD)b)You can as well lend the money on peer to peer lending platforms, which has definitely higher ROI than the first option but so is the RISK.Option2Investment horizon 2-5 yearsa)Monthly Income Plan or a Balanced mutual fundOption3Investment horizon 5+ yearsSystematic transfer plan from a debt mutual fund to a Diversified equity Mutual fundFurther reading...SIP Vs Lumpsum Investmentalso refer : 6 Steps for Financial Planning of Young Adults - Mymoneysage Blog

I have Rs. 2 lakhs to invest. I expect at least 5 percent assured returns per month, Rs.10,000 a month, to be brought in via a business or investment. What would be the prescribed path to take?

I hate to disappoint you but your expectations are completely unrealistic. 5% monthly rate of return annualized comes to (1+.05)^12-1=79% annually. Return this high could never be assured, because it would be necessary to take high risk to achieve it.Investment: You could technically earn this sort of return in a midcap or smallcap stock but that would be subject to market risk. The inherent volatility of the stock market over short periods of time means that not only may the stock not give you the rate of return you want, but you may also lose your initial capital.Business: Say you use this money to set up a small shop. The investment is now a sunk cost. You may or may not break-even. Your profits could be governed by business cycles, competition and other factors. You may need to reinvest the profit to stay competitive. The inherent uncertainty of business makes it impossible to reliably predict that you will earn x amount of return.

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