Timothy Sumer

Have you started building your Retirement corpus? The first step before you start your retirement planning journey is to understand the different options and investment avenues available to invest your money for best sustainable gains and returns. In this video, we discuss the TOP 3 investment products you can consider to invest your money for a Happy Retirement. Most of us what to retire early and retire rich. So how can we plan this better? If your goal is to invest for a healthy retirement corpus, the broad investment framework should be for a tenure of 20 - 30 years. But should you opt for Public Provident Fund, National Pension Scheme or Mutual Funds, and how much should one invest annually? In this video we take you through the details of every product, compare Public Provident Fund, vs National Pension Scheme vs Mutual Funds, and guide you through which option is the best one for retirement based on your needs and risk appetite. Download Fisdom on your mobile :

Inflation is the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, leading to a decrease in the purchasing power of money. When inflation increases, every dollar buys fewer goods and services. So how does this economic phenomenon impact the price of gold? Gold is known for its intrinsic value. Unlike paper money or other assets, gold's value is not contingent on an issuer's promise to pay. Consequently, in times of inflation when fiat currencies lose their purchasing power, gold often maintains or even appreciates in value. A Hedge Against Inflation: Historically, gold prices have moved in tandem with inflation rates. When inflation rises, investors often flock to gold as a 'store of value' to protect their wealth. This increased demand can lead to higher gold prices. Currency Devaluation: Inflation can devalue a currency, which typically fuels the demand for gold. As gold is globally priced in U.S. dollars, any weakness in the dol