2. Easy to make investment decisions
Know the functioning of various monetary processes
Accumulation of funds to invest in big-ticket items
Saving money to meet future uncertainties

3. 1. How much you want to invest each
month
2. How long you want to invest
3. How much return can you get on the
investment
4. How much risk are you ready to take

4. Savings account Micro Loans
Term Deposit Stocks
Mutual Funds Dividend Reinvestment
Plan (DRIP)

5. The simplest and safest investment plan
Deposit funds at your own convenience
Choose from local, national and international banks
Low ROI in comparison to the riskier investment options

6. Funds are locked for certain number of days
Higher ROI in comparison to savings account
Track investment status from bank statements

7. Select mutual funds based on investment portfolio
Higher ROI in comparison to savings account and term deposits
Buy mutual funds directly from mutual fund companies
Avoid middlemen to invest full amount

8. Only investment options to help the poor and underprivileged people
Low or No ROI on investment
Choose the organization by evaluating the developmental projects
Extent financial support by checking the entrepreneurship profile

9. Options to invest online or buy shares through stock brokers
Value of investment fluctuates based on stock market performance
Quick and high ROI
Higher level of risk quotient

10. Your dividends are automatically reinvested
Effective in multiplying your original investment
Fully automated investment process
Funds can be transferred monthly from your bank account

11. Read your periodic bank statements
Regularly login to your share trading or mutual fund account
Track the performance of stock exchange index
Compare the ROI in individual investments

12. Learn the functioning of individual monetary processes
Compare the returns received through each investment plan
Withdraw funds from investments with low ROI
Reinvest the funds in plans getting higher returns