Contrary to popular belief, one may be saving, but not necessarily investing. Did you know that there is difference between savings and investments?
In simple terms, when a person’s income exceeds his or expenses, the balance is termed savings. Savings form an imperative part of your financial future as they ensure financial stability in the future. Having a positive balance after meeting your expenses from your income is the first step in the financial planning process.
Savings means that only some amounts are saved, without any scope for returns. However, saving smartly does not amount to investing smartly. For e.g: I can save ₹ 10,000 from my salary every month after meeting my expenses. But this amount of saving does not necessarily give an opportunity to grow or multiply the amount of savings.
Contrary to popular belief, one may be saving, but not necessarily investing. Did you know that there is difference between savings and investments?
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