Dont know where to invest your money? No worries anymore! Heres the answerstraight and simple. Illustrated in this guide are fifty-one most useful investment products. From its objective and expected returns to the tax liability and risk profile, every product is described in a plain and easy two-page format. After all, time is more precious than money! Most importantly, this explanation is not limited to only the product features. It also offers expert observation on every product to aid you make informed decisions. And thats not all! Investing to build wealth involves not just a random selection of products; it needs you to understand each product to decide whether it suits your needs. In addition, it requires you to adopt a sound investment process in order to build real wealth. Just like a good driving experience is a combination of a good car and good driving skills. Good investment experience is a combination of a good investment product and good investment practices. Thus, illustrated in this Manual are ten most useful investment processes. They are proven processes that have, through the ages transformed the lives of many ordinary mortals. Are you ready for this revolutionary transformation? Author: Sanjay Matai The author, Mr. Sanjay Matai, is a post-graduate in management from Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta with graduation in engineering from Delhi College of Engineering. He has promoted The Wealth Architects www.wealtharchitects.in a personal finance portal that focuses on Financial Planning, Investment Advisory, Insurance Advisory, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning, etc. His articles have been published on www.moneycontrol.com, Business Today, Dalal Street, One India One People, The Analyst, www.domain-b.com and www.rediff.com. 10/10 Now control your moneyperfectly and Plan for Prosperity Road to Riches with Financial Wisdom have been his earlier works on personal finance. Index Part 1- 10 fundamental investment practices. Part 2- 51 Principal Investment Products like Post Office Savings Account, Bank Recurring Deposits, Equity MF Tax Saving Fund
