While one may have been a disciplined investor, there can still be some mistakes that can lead to a crisis when you need your investments. Here is what you should know.
Last updated: 14-Nov-2022•Deepika Saxena
Mr Sharma had been investing for several years for his daughter's higher education which was scheduled to start in 2020. He was quite confident that he would be able to pay his daughter's fees from his accumulated corpus. However, just when he needed the money, COVID-19 hit the world and the markets saw a rapid fall. This disheartened him, as the value of his investments fell sharply and he was left struggling to pay his daughter's fees. Many of us have found ourselves in similar situations
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