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Why is it important to start saving and investing early in life?
Why is it important to start saving and investing early in life?
- To reduce inflation
- To increase income
- To reduce debt
- To meet financial goals like owning a house and financing education (correct)
What is considered an asset?
What is considered an asset?
- Money borrowed from a bank
- A fixed deposit investment (correct)
- A credit card
- A loan taken from an individual
What is debt?
What is debt?
- Money spent on goods and services
- Money borrowed to meet a shortfall (correct)
- Money saved for the future
- Money invested in a fixed deposit
What does the time value of money illustrate?
What does the time value of money illustrate?
What is inflation?
What is inflation?
What is the effect of receiving ₹500/- today instead of five years from now?
What is the effect of receiving ₹500/- today instead of five years from now?
Why is it important to understand the concept of assets and liabilities?
Why is it important to understand the concept of assets and liabilities?
What is the benefit of investing money?
What is the benefit of investing money?
What happens to the value of money over time due to inflation?
What happens to the value of money over time due to inflation?
What is an example of an investment income or return?
What is an example of an investment income or return?
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Study Notes
Importance of Saving and Investing
- Investing money allows it to grow and increase in value over time, bringing you closer to achieving financial goals
- Starting to save and invest early in life is crucial for meeting goals such as owning a house, financing education, and funding retirement
Assets and Liabilities
- Assets are items you own with economic value, such as savings invested in a fixed deposit
- Liabilities are items you owe to others or have borrowed, such as loans from a bank or individual
Debt
- Debt is money borrowed to meet a shortfall of money when expenses exceed available funds
- Debt can negatively impact financial goals and require careful management
Time Value of Money
- The value of money increases over time due to interest or capital appreciation
- Receiving money today is more valuable than receiving it in the future due to its potential for growth
- The time value of money demonstrates that time is literally money, as the value of money now is not the same as it will be in the future
Inflation and its Effect on Investments
- Inflation refers to the rise in prices of goods and services over time
- Inflation decreases the purchasing power of money, reducing its ability to buy goods and services
- Investors fear inflation as it reduces the value of their investment
- Inflation must be considered during financial planning to ensure investments keep pace with rising prices
- Examples of inflation include a Vada Pav increasing in price from ₹2/- to ₹7/- due to rising ingredient costs
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