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Satish is a BE, MBA from Mumbai with over 15 years of experience in the financial services space, a majority of which is in the mutual funds domain. As Assistant Vice President-Marketing at Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund, he spearheads their content development initiative mainly in the investor education space. Prior to this, he has worked in the Research divisions of CRISIL and the Stock Holding Corporation of India Ltd.
- Webinar dated 4th Feb, 2015: All your financial queries answered.Q.Can you talk about the current position on investment in bullion?Q.What is the profit margin we should reasonably aim for every year on the portfolio?Webinar dated 21st Jan, 2015: Are your finances getting better or worse every year?Q.If my income is around 32000. What do you suggest me to invest in considering the current economy?Q.How do I become richer after this budget?Webinar dated 7th Jan, 2015: Time Value of Money & When to Start Investing?Q.What kind of interest is charged for loans? How is it calculated?Q.Is mutual fund the best instrument or the life insurance policies?Webinar dated 23rd Dec, 2014: Are you saving or investing?Q.How can one judge the risk covered under investment?Q.In the current market scenario is it advisable to continue with the same SIP amount or reduce the same?
The webinar content is developed in partnership with PersonalFN, a Mumbai based Financial Planning and Mutual Fund Research Firm.
- An investor education and awareness initiative by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund.
- Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
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