http://ift.tt/eA8V8J
I wish, back in the day, that in addition of Kenyan’s and Einstein’s tradition theory my school would have introduced me with the real example like how Warren Buffet made his first investment of $ 25 at the mere age of 14 when children in India usually are struggling with Algebra and Trigonometry, and he multiplied it to $ 62 billion at the age of 78 in 2008, becoming the richest person in the world. Instead of wasting our summer holidays at Nani-Dadi’s house or at some hill stations or engaging in some embroidery or other hobby classes, isn’t it time to teach the teenagers about the real money management and value of hard earned money in today’s rapid race of life. Only 4% of India invest in Mutual Fund industry whereas the country of where the most of the reaches of world has raised this percentage till 60’s.
May 08, 2017 at 11:45AM
from carajatsingal
No comments:
Post a Comment