5 Tips for Long Term Investment

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WHAT SHOULDYOU REMEMBER FIRST?
Remember a few things before you start your long
term investment plans. Do not listen to others
theories and take your decision. Rather compare
everyones theories, do your research, note down
the pros and cons,  and then come to the final
conclusion.
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TAKE EFFORTS TO MAKE SOME RESEARCH
Expand your wings to gain as much knowledge as
you can, compare the strategies of various
companies, take suggestions from your own
sources. Check the companys progress graph.
People nowadays are more attracted towards mutual
funds and other similar investments. These
mutual fund companies have shown tremendous
progress over the last few years and charges
low rates of management fees.
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INVOLVE YOURSELF IN A VARIETY OF INVESTMENT PLANS
Be confident and take risks by investing in
different stock markets, bonds, shares, mutual
funds, etc. Expand your investment plan in more
than one country, that gives you good returns in
future, and does not have the risk of economic
crisis.
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REINVEST
Do not spend much in the excitement of your
returns that you got after your savings. Rather,
use the interest amount received from the
maturity of your policy and reinvest the
remaining amount again for a specific period.
This will help with the regular parallel flow
of cash and savings together.
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PREPARE YOUR FUTURE PLANS
Prepare yourself for any future crisis that may
occur in the country or your bank particularly.
In case of such emergency situations or crisis,
it is better to be prepared with a back up plan
by keeping other funds as a safety, rather
getting collapsed.
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KEEP TRACK OF YOUR INVESTMENT
Track your investments by making note of every
detail that you have invested which includes
company name, amount invested, policy name,
maturity date, interest amount, etc. This will
ensure no confusion at the last moment.
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