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Diversification is the key to minimizing risk. It means spreading your investments across different types of assets, like stocks, bonds, cash, real estate, and even gold.
Imagine the stock market is like the weather. Sometimes it's sunny (stocks go up), and sometimes it storms (stocks go down). By having a variety of investments, even if one type loses value due to a "storm" in its industry, the others might still be doing well, balancing things out.
Here's the thing: you can't predict the future of the market. But by diversifying, you create a safety net. If a company you invested in goes downhill, your other investments can help make up for the loss.
Remember, risk and reward are two sides of the coin. You can't completely eliminate risk, but diversification helps you manage it effectively. It's a smart way to invest for the future with less stress.
Ready to diversify? Here's a tip:
Before picking investments, figure out your goals. What are you saving for? Then, research different asset classes and choose a mix that offers the right balance of risk and reward for you.
FINDOC to host webinar on Estate Planning & Succession Planning
#FINDOC to host #webinar on #Estate Planning & Succession Planning
FINDOC, a diversified financial services group, today announced to host a webinar on April 13, 2020. The company offers both institutional and retail clients, quality products and services that cover equity trading, derivative trading, commodity trading, currency trading, IPOs and mutual fund investments.
The webinar will touch upon the estate planning and its importance in Covid 19 environment.…
Co-funding to remain the most visible tool during a pandemic: Research | Your Financial Matters
Co-funding to remain the most visible tool during a pandemic: Research | Your Financial Matters
New Delhi: Partnerships remain the most visible tool in the era of COVID-19 and are followed by refunds that are healthy in the company, according to a study by financial services company Findoc Group.
He also said that about 72% of respondents chose to support each other after the first plague and that about 63% expressed satisfaction with their decision to spend the money.
Some of the most…
As the Union Budget 2024 is set to be tabled on 23rd of July 2024, market participants are keenly analyzing potential impacts on their investment strategies. LiveMint connected with Hemant Sood, the managing director (MD) of Findoc, for his insights on the anticipated Budget and its possible implications for the stock market.
Expanding services to south Indian cities: Findoc Group
Expanding services to south Indian cities: Findoc Group
Financial advisory firm Findoc Group on Wednesday said it is expanding its services to south Indian cities, including Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai, with a view to tapping growing business opportunties and pushing its growth.
Findoc Group Managing Director Hemant Sood also said that the company would expand its team by inducting 25-30 people for unique data study for best financial…
Growth often means recruiting. When dealing with your business, who should you hire for accounting and bookkeeping?
Most small companies and startups think that hiring a freelance bookkeeper or managing the books on their own is an economically smart thing to do. There are many benefits, but sometimes it may cost you much more. What parameters should you consider when deciding who to hire to maintain records? Should you hire internal accountants, contract accounting departments, or freelancers? Let's find out!
1. The FTA audit
In the case of an audit, FTA will demand from you well-kept commercial records. Verify which option will provide you with an appropriate system that ensures transparency and will provide you with reports in formats that comply with all protocols established by the authorities concerned.
2. Secured document storage
Any service provider may need your financial documentation to prepare reports. In such a case, you will need to record copies of your documents if requested by FTA. Check with your options if they supply a system to store your FinDocs securely or if they give you cloud storage.
3. Complete VAT services
Tax is quite a busy season. How do you look after your tax needs? To do so, you follow the date of your VAT return, monitor VAT returns, file VAT returns on time, etc. Make sure you know who can provide you with a VAT and production tracking schedule, making sure this is done on time, thus saving you penalties.
4. Reliability
Proper qualifications and credibility are an integral part of the criteria that you employ while looking to hire someone for accounting. Your confidentiality is safeguarded when you contract someone. They can be held responsible for violations such as the abuse of your financial information.
5. Quality work
Try to find the best solution provider who presents your financial information in a way you can understand, which leads to healthy decisions. As they can be held responsible, they must provide quality reports. Not everyone can guarantee the same thing, and this can sometimes compromise quality. It is never's easy to make the best decision for the company. But by being informed of your options, you can decide what is fair in the long term. We have a system designed to assist you with your business accounting and bookkeeping, as well as provide you with comprehensive VAT services. If you need to explore our app and cloud accounting software or billing software.
On Monday, the Exporter’s Association Federation of Indian Export Organisation greeted the cabinet’s decision of enhancing the turnover limit of the #MSME sector.
Findoc Financial Services Group believes this is a noteworthy decision when it comes to the MSME companies which contributes around 29% to the Indian GDP.
Our Promoter Mr. Hemant Sood while expressing his thoughts to the The Financial Express believes that the move is very much pragmatic and it has the power of bringing automation of certain processes that are required for competitive manufacturing. The decision increases the turnover limit for the medium unit from Rs 100 crore to Rs 250 crore while medium manufacturing/service units from Rs 50 crore to Rs. 250 crore.
With 3 major agri-market reforms, govt finally bites the bullet: Agri experts - Times of India
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With 3 major agri-market reforms, govt finally bites the bullet: Agri experts - Times of India
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NEW DELHI: Hailing the third tranche of stimulus focussing on the agriculture and allied sector, farm industries and experts on Friday said the government has finally decided to “bite the bullet” by announcing long overdue big market reforms that would benefit both farmers and consumers.
In the third set of measures under the COVID-19 package, the government on Friday announced a slew of measures for the agriculture sector, including a Rs 1.63 lakh crore outlay, and amending the stringent Essential Commodities Act (ESA) to remove cereals, edible oil, oilseeds, pulses, onions and potato from its purview.
Also, a new law will be framed to give farmers the option to choose the market where they want to sell their produce by removing inter-state trade barriers and providing e-trading of agriculture produce.
“The last three of the 11 measures announced by the Finance Minister are bigger than the first eight. This should have been done in the first term of the Modi government. With three big measures, the government finally bites the bullet,” noted agricultural economist Ashok Gulati told PTI.
It’s a bold reform and announcing it now shows that the government wants to convert this COVID-19 crisis into an opportunity for farmers. But it should be implemented in letter and spirit, he said.
The last three measures related to deregulation of agriculture commodities from the Essential Commodities Act (ECA), imposition of stock limits only during emergencies, giving marketing choice to farmers and allowing private participation will benefit both farmers and consumers, he added.
Echoing views, EY India Partner Satyam Shivam Sundaram said that deregulation of mandis is a “very bold step” and it was due for a long time.
“We will get to know more as we see the fine-prints come out. When considered along with farm gate infrastructure and proposed investments in the value chain, it would go a long way in helping farmers realise 25 to 30 per cent higher income, depending on the produce,” he said.
Ajay Kakra of PwC India also mentioned that the decision to amend the ECA is a correct measure to ensure supply chain continuity and trade flows in the event of short supplies and exceptional circumstances. In an event like COVID-19, this will be helpful to control supply chain disruptions.
Industry chamber CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee said that the amendment of the ECA and the agricultural marketing reforms proposed by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman are indeed “heartening”.
“We hope that the states fall in line with these changes. What is also critical is that these changes are being supported by substantial allocation of funds including Rs 1 lakh crore for the development of agricultural and food processing infrastructure,” he said in a statement.
The agricultural sector has been subjected to a host of restrictions which are no longer relevant, and this has hindered the marketing and price realisation of agricultural products, he added.
Deloitte India Partner Anand Ramanathan said the announcements will help improve farmer realisations and also help them build better market linkages for their produce.
The removal of cereals from the ECA, the agricultural marketing policy changes being made to facilitate direct sale to aggregators and the assistance being provided to enhance food processing and post harvest infrastructure in proximity to farm gates are excellent formulations which will help farmers, he added.
Agri-tech firm AgriBazaar co-founder and CEO Amith Agarwal said the announcement of Rs 1 lakh crore Agri Infrastructure Fund will significantly contribute towards mitigating post-harvest losses and wastage by giving a fillip to scientific storage facilities and also, help the small farmers earn additional income by way of value-added agri-produce.
“In the immediate term, it will provide an impetus for the agri sector to come out of the COVID-19 shock, while in the long run it will secure India’s food security and supply chain in a self-sufficient manner. Today is a great day for India’s small farm owners,” he added.
Food services firm Elior India CEO Sanjay Kumar said, “The steps taken by the government in order to empower the marine and agriculture sectors is appreciated. In order to go local to global, the stimulus and capital funds should be used for bringing in value addition for fishery and agricultural products to gain advantage in international markets and boost exports.”
However, with regards to price assurance for farmers, there is a need for an assured demand for consumption, he said.
“Hence, we look forward to an announcement regarding reduction in tax on consumption and GST rate that will in turn drive consumption. Also, we hope that input tax credit is restored as this will help ensure the success of the finance minister’s initiative in streamlining and supporting the development of infrastructure in the food supply chain,” Kumar noted.
Tasty Dairy Specialities Chairman Atul Mehra said the measures announced will help in reviving the agriculture, dairy, fisheries and allied sectors, taking closer to the Prime Minister’s vision of ‘self reliant’ country.
“India is one of the largest milk producers in the world, and the suggested initiatives and reforms will help India to go to the next level. This will help the country to make a mark internationally with the higher quality dairy products…,” he said.
Animal husbandry infrastructure development fund and national animal disease control programme are few of the noteworthy initiatives among others which will help in long term development, Mehra added.
These are going to fulfill the aim of doubling farmers’ income and establishing our products in the international market, he added.
Krishi Network Platform CEO Ashish Mishram said making the agri-produce market more competitive by minimising controls and democratising access is definitely the biggest reform agri sector needs at the moment.
“It is a welcome move, and should be backed with the new APMC act soon,” he said.
The finance minister also talked about devising ways so that farmers could have an idea of harvest time prices, he said adding that this is a complex technological problem, the government should collaborate with farmer tech platforms for this.
Welcoming the measures, FINDOC Executive Director Nitin Shahi said, “Government has been offering loans and moratorium till now, actual demand of the industry is to reduce taxes and direct benefits for the economy to revive.”
Law/ Legal work from home job/internship at Findoc Investmart Private Limited
Law/ Legal work from home job/internship at Findoc Investmart Private Limited
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