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Given below are some of the various investment options available apart from the ones already mentioned-i. Fixed Maturity Plans: Fixed maturity plans (FMPs) are close-ended debt funds offered by mutual funds. Their functionality is very similar to traditional fixed deposits. Here, investors funds are locked in the mutual fund for a specified period of time. FMPs invest in debt instruments such as corporate or Government bonds, commercial papers (CPs), certificates of deposit (CDs) and other money market instruments. The debt instruments chosen for FMPs have maturities that are in line with the tenure of the scheme. All FMPs have a fixed horizon for which your money will be locked-in. This horizon can be in months or years. Investments in FMPs can be made only during the initial offer period. An FMP is like a fixed deposit that can deliver superior, tax-efficient returns but do not guarantee returns. However, do note that FMP investments can be made only during the offer periods.ii. Equity Investing: Investing directly in equities is one of the most popular forms of investing. When you buy stock, you’re buying an ownership share in a publicly-traded company. Before investing in equities, you should know how to perform a thorough analysis of the company or sector you’re choosing to pick. Equities have the potential of earning sizable returns but there is also the risk of losing your invested capital. If you are planning for long-term investment i.e over 5-10 years and are okay with taking risk, you’re likely to generate a good amount of returns in the equity market, making this an attractive option.iii. Post Office Monthly Income Scheme: These schemes are an ideal option for those who want to earn a regular fixed income on a monthly basis. There are many monthly income schemes offered by banks and this will help the investor earn a supplementary income. This type of term deposit promises the investor guaranteed returns at a certain rate of interest, every month. This type of investment is a good option, especially for pensioners, who are looking to augment their income in some way. It keeps your capital safe and gives decent returns. A depositor can operate more than one account under POMIS, subject to the ceiling of the maximum amount, which may be invested in a single or joint account. The maximum limit is cumulative Rs4.5 lakh in single accounts and Rs9 lakh in joint accounts.iv. National Pension Scheme: It is a government-organized pension product for the employees. Under the NPS, individual savings are pooled into a pension fund which is invested by PFRDA regulated professional fund managers as per the approved investment guidelines into the diversified portfolios comprising of government bonds, bills, corporate debentures, and shares. NPS schemes have two options. Tier 1 and Tier 2. Tier 1 has a longer lock-in period (15 years for even partial withdrawal) as it is designed as a pension scheme which aims to provide income after retirement. On the other hand, investments in tier 2 is more like Savings account where you can withdraw money whenever you want. Tier 2 investments do not offer tax deductions whereas Investments in Tier 1 offer additional deductions of 50,000 per year.v. Gold: One of the oldest investment options, gold has historically been a very popular asset. Gold, typically, flourishes as a safe haven in times of uncertainty. You have various options of investing in gold-as physical gold (bullions, coins & bars) or in Electronic form (mutual fund or ETF). Investment in gold should not be done for the purpose of getting returns but rather for the stability it can provide to the portfolio’s returns when other asset classes may be doing badly.

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Capitalism is not caused by greed or monetary gain.All and any political dogma is based on the idea of better distribution of wealth.Wealth might be products, services, information, or anything that offers to improve society in some way.Every political dogma will work within limited bounds, but will break down when those bounds are exceeded.Take a simple analogy of a Company startup. It will go through the following stagesSomeone has an idea for a new productOnce the idea has been accepted it will need money to developOnce it has been developed it then has to be produced and marketedOnce it is marketed and makes money, others will copy itOnce others copy it, the originators have to make their product better, cheaper, or in some way outperform the copyists, or block the copyists, otherwise they will not surive.Once the originators have to devote time and effort to beating the copyists, this takes money and resources away from producing the productTo stay ahead of the competition, requires more money, which in turn comes from investors, who will only invest if they see a profitThe eventual outcome is that an original idea conceived to make society a better place has to essentially devote its efforts to just survivingAt this point it is seen in terms of its survival capacity rather than in terms of its contribution to the worldFascism was right for Germany in the 1930's because it had huge debts to repay to Allies who fought the WW1, these debts were beyond Germany's ability to meet.The Fascist approach gave the government full power to carry out its policies without delay and intrference.It was successful because it raised the quality of life for the population, which in turn supported it.From that standpoint Germany was able to build up its armed forces, and in the knwledge that in spite of owing huge debts, it would not be challenged as the Allies did not want another war, and were not equipped for one(This is an extremely simplified outline)Japan was in a similar Political situation. It has no natural energy resources, and had to import most of it. The USA blocked the imports when Japan sought to conquer territories to meet its rquirements.Russia had a Monarchy. It was not possible to establish Fascism as that would require a voting system, so Communism was the only alternative on offerCapitalism is not the outcome of a Political choice, but the outcome of technical advances that create broad marketsWe know that if someone wears blue jeans, drinks coke, and eats hamburgers, that they are 'one of us'Movies, TV, Radio, Internet, Media, etc. all confirm that we actually vote for products rather than people.We know that Obama Bin Laden's office had lots of pornography. We know that Sadam Hussien was caught living in a hole with Western magazines and a large supply of Western chocolate barsWe know that certain Middle East countries involved in conflict, with the intent to impose their own politics, will try to do so on the basis of being well supplied with Western consumer products.And we also know, that if they survive, they will do so by supplying the oil to the countries that make the goods that will undermine them. All political dogmas contain the seeds of their own destructionSo, greed and monetary gain are actually the driving forces of civilisation.Of course, humans will suffer under any political system, and under no political systemI think Herbert Spencer put it betterhttps://www.google.co.uk/search?q=herbert+spencer&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=ChCEVZv0H7OM7AaIwIM4