They have their own strengths. So, we lay it out for you.
India is currently sitting on a retirement time bomb. As per a survey conducted by Nielsen for PGIM Mutual Fund , 51 per cent of Indians don't have a retirement plan in place. And even if they do, most of their money is either invested in bank FDs (fixed deposits) or in the investment plans of life insurance companies, which are insufficient to meet post-retirement needs.
This article was originally published on April 22, 2024.
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