A unit trust fund is a professionally managed investment scheme that pools investors money for a specific goal as declared by the investment objective of the scheme. It aims to match selected performance benchmark through interest income, dividend income and capital appreciation in the medium to long term by investing in a broadly diversified portfolio of shares, bonds and other relevant financial instruments.
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Sunday, March 31, 2013

Income is not wealth.

If you earn a high salary/income but you spend it all of it, you are not any more weathier than someone who makes less money but like you spends it all. Both have not saved any money.  People earning high  salary/income may not be saving enough whereas those who earn/make less may be more frugal and better at saving. Ultimately, only those who are able to save rather than spend would be more wealthier.  It is what you save that matters. 
If you set your goal by your net worth, instead of the level of income, you will be able to measure if you are on track to meet your financial goals; and if you are not, you will know by how much you are off-target.  You will also have complete control over your net worth by the amount that you save or spend.
Sett goals by net worth with time frames of 2-year; 5-year or 25 yrs until your planned retirement age, then check yearly if you are on track or otherwise to meet your goals.  

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