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How to do investment planning at the age of 40?

Who does not dream of retiring rich? Yes, of course, everyone! The retirement is the turning point of life from the financial perspective. You have money today to make the investment today and safeguard the complete life. Probably, the opportunity will lose after retirement.  But when it comes to the investment, the basic question arises of how and where irrespective of the age. In this article, you will get the answer of some common questions regarding investment planning.

If you have not planned for your upcoming investments, surely you are making the big mistake for your future. Attained the age of 40 and not getting good ideas for the investment? Don’t worry. Just watch out the following top 5 ideas and devise your ideal policy:

Insure your health and life:

The first and foremost thing, the insurance plans! Yes, after the age of forty there are more chances to get the health issues and medical expenditures are quite high nowadays. Firstly, choose an insurance policy which not only entertains the claims of accidental damages but also for medical check-ups of the family. It will take off the complete medical expenses burden. Moreover, you will get the tax deduction for your collective premium amount of the year up to some extent. Insure your complete life and get the best security for your future.

Make a pool for children’s education:

Having the older parents of young children is the biggest expenditure after attaining maturity age. No doubt, educational expenses are the biggest expenses for any family. So, why not to make a pool investment for future educational expenses? For the better financial future, just make a bank pool or any other investment pool from where you can get the return on your invested pool and withdraw amount at any point in time. It is quite advisable to keep it flexible enough so that you cannot get the burden on your present income.

Build a portfolio for the basic requirement plans:

Some small basic regular requirements collectively become such a big issue that you never imagined! Make a portfolio investment tagging different expenses and make the right mix of income and corresponding expenditures. It will avoid your future risks. Opt for the small plans today so that after a certain period you can make it a big folio. Though, the government employees having a good pension have fewer worries and also can get the concession from building this kind of portfolio.

Invest in savings schemes:

From the long-term perspective, various saving schemes are good enough to adopt. With certain tax benefits today, you will get the interest on your savings along with some growth. It is not only good to save money but also secure your future. Hit your savings at the max and retire wealthy!

Fixed investment:

If you are a private employee, you should surely think of some fixed investment from where you can generate some money regularly. To meet the regular small expenses, this fixed contribution will take off the burden of expenditures. Moreover, at the maturity of your fixed investment, you will be able to generate big bucks collectively to do the marriages of your children comfortably. This traditional idea will block your liquid money but will surely help you in long-term.

Plan today, secure tomorrow! Irrespective of the employments sector, whether you are a government employee or a private employee, making a plan assures the better financial future.

Vikas Agarwal
the authorVikas Agarwal
Vikas Agarwal is an IIT-Varanasi graduate in Chemical Engineering. He is the Founder and CEO of Finaacle.com - an investment advisory website. He is a Business Development Professional but a Value Investor at heart. He writes articles on Finaacle, which focus on simplifying the art of investing and the causes of human misjudgment when it comes to investing. He also shares his experiences as an investor and lessons from some of the greatest investors of all time.

4 Comments

  • Hi, very informative article.
    I am 28 years old and I am searching for good investment options. I just came to know about peer to peer lending as an emerging platform in India and wanted your views on that.

    • Hi Vikas,
      Good to know that you are interested in investment options. I would like to tell you that peer to peer lending is very risky so it really depends on your appetite of risk. I personally do not like it.

      Thanks
      Vikas

    • There is no age limit to start investment in equity fund. You can select how much amount you wish to invest in the equity fund according to your goals and risk appetite.

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