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Knowledge Center : Because, Every Decade Demands A Different Financial Plan

Saving Smart
In Your 20s
Don’t avoid ‘B’ word. Here’s why budgeting is important
You must invest in 20s to become wealthy. Here’s why
Saving Smart
In Your 30s
Capital markets, index investing, PPF. Here’s how you can invest in 30s
Equity exposure essential for wealth creation. Here’s how
Saving Smart
In Your 40s
Where to Invest in 40s
You can start saving in 40s and still become rich. Here’s how
Saving Smart
In Your 50s
No further delay: Invest for child’s higher education now
You can still attain your retirement goals; here’s what you can do in 50s
Saving Smart
In Your 60s
You can generate money without pension too. Here’s how
Touched 60s? Make smart investment decisions with PF, gratuity money
Saving Like
A PRO
Here's What Warren Buffett Says

SPeakers

  • Mr. Ajay Bagga

    Mr. Ajay Bagga

    Executive Chairman, OPC Asset Solutions
  • Mr. Vikram Limaye

    Mr. Vikram Limaye

    MD, NSE
  • Mr. Vishal Dhawan

    Mr. Vishal Dhawan

    Founder & CEO, Plan Ahead Wealth Advisors
  • Mr. Santosh Nair

    Mr. Santosh Nair

    Editor, Moneycontrol

TRIVIA

  • FIGURES

    As of November 2017, market capitalisation of companies listed on NSE was USD 2.2 trillion.

  • RANKINGS

    NSE is Number 1 in index options and currency options on World Federation of Exchanges Ranking.

  • STOCKS FUTURES

    NSE is Number 2 in stocks futures and currency futures on World Federation of Exchanges Ranking.

  • POWERING

    NSE powers 99% of India's equity derivatives transactions.

  • DIGITALLY YOURS

    8.8 lakh investors transacted through mobile-based platforms on NSE.

  • GROWTH

    Transactions by retail in equity markets at NSE stood at Rs 41 lakh crore in 2016-17, registering 30% growth from the previous year.

  • ETF

    India has the world's second-fastest growing ETF market, behind Japan, with assets more than doubling to USD 4 billion from USD 1.9 billion in the past three years.

  • INVESTING

    An average Indian household holds 84% of its wealth in real estate and other physical goods, 11% in gold and the rest 5% in financial assets like deposits and savings accounts, publicly traded shares, mutual funds, life insurance and retirement accounts.

  • ABROAD

    Households in advanced nations such as Australia and the UK put larger share of their wealth in retirement assets at 23% and 25% respectively.

  • UNMATCHABLE

    The most expensive stock in world is the Warren Buffet's Hathaway, Class A, which is priced at USD 2,13,330 per share. The reason for such a high price is that the company doesn't splits the shares.

  • HISTORY

    The oldest stock exchange in the world is Amsterdam Stock Exchange, which was established in 1602 by Dutch East India Company dealing with the printed stocks and bonds.

  • MUTUAL FUNDS

    Indian households held Rs 9,80,000 crore in mutual funds by July 2017, a year-on-year increase of 40%. Households accounted for 48% of all mutual fund assets, 3% more than a year ago.

About the Initiative

NSE presents 'India Talks Investing', in association with Moneycontrol, a knowledge hub that will inform and educate people across all age groups about saving and investing money. The one-stop investment information centre will help investors attain their financial goals by informing them about several investing instruments for a secure and wealthy future. As you work hard to make money, let your money work harder.