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Our team of seasoned investment professionals have proven backgrounds in advisory, sales & trading, and capital markets, culminating in over 50 years of combined experience and client trust.
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We are a pioneer and leader in global infrastructure investing. We manage critical infrastructure assets that generate wide-ranging social and economic benefits to communities across the world.
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Our purpose is to invest, protect and grow the long-term retirement savings of working people. To deliver on our purpose, we believe it is important to continue making responsible business a part of how we do things today.
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An Initial Public Offer refers to the process where a company offers its shares to the public. In an IPO, the company offers shares to investors in exchange for capital. This is one of the means through which the company raises funds. Any company that fulfills the requirements of the SEBI can go public.
Generally, sooner is better. Many investors sit on the sidelines, waiting for the “right” time to invest. Unfortunately, timing the market is virtually impossible. Instead, consider just getting started, and remember this old investing adage: Time in the market is more important than timing the market.
Imagine this: you’ve taken steps on your journey to financial security and have begun to build an investment portfolio you believe will help you get there. However, with tax time and the end of another financial year fast approaching, you find yourself wondering what your next steps should be.
Maybe you’re thinking about diversifying your investment portfolio but aren’t sure which option is right for you and your financial needs, maybe you feel that your money isn’t working as hard for you as it could be or maybe you’re just interested in learning if there’s more you could be doing to lower your tax obligations.
Wherever you currently are in your financial journey, there’s a secret weapon you may be missing when it comes to taking it to the next level: a financial advisor.
Yes, that’s right, having a trusted financial advisor by your side, to provide you with professional support and guidance whenever and wherever you need it, has a number of benefits you may not have considered.
That’s why we’ve broken down just five of the ways having a financial advisor could be the ingredient you need to take your financial world a step further this financial year.
Interested in learning more? Keep reading to find out!
1. They Can Help You Find The Right Path Forward For You
Have you ever found yourself wondering what the right investment for your particular financial circumstances is? Or maybe you can see multiples and options that could benefit you, but can’t quite decide which one to take?
If you’ve ever found yourself facing these kinds of questions, a financial advisor could be the missing factor in your overall financial strategy.
While a financial advisor can play many roles depending on your personal financial needs and goals, a good financial advisor’s aim should be simple: to give you the expert guidance and knowledge you need to make the right financial decisions for you.
This means not only taking your entire financial world into account when providing you with financial advice but also working with you to identify the path towards financial security and success that is right for your particular financial circumstances.
In other words, with a financial advisor by your side, you’ll never have to worry again about whether a financial decision you make is the right one for you.
2. They Can Help You Reduce Your Tax Obligations
At this time of year, it’s likely that tax and perhaps your upcoming tax bill is weighing on your mind. A financial advisor can help you turn tax time from something you dread into a stress-free and painless period of the year (yes, it’s possible!). You see, financial advisors are dedicated to ensuring your hard-earned money works even harder for you on your journey to achieving financial success and security. And a part of this involves working with you to lower your tax-obligations as much as possible based on your unique financial circumstances.
Just a few of the strategies a financial advisor might recommend, especially if you have a higher-than-average income, to help you make the most of tax time include:
- Voluntary super contributions
- Debt recycling
- Prepaying any investment loans you may have
- Taking advantage of the instant asset write-off if you are a business owner
And that’s just the beginning.
The right financial advisor will also be able to connect you to a broader professional network of tax and business accountants to assist you with any specific or niche financial challenges you may be facing. This means that even if you have a question that your advisor themself can’t answer, they’ll be able to point you in the direction of an expert who can.
3. They Can Take The Emotion Out Of Making Decisions
Just like most other aspects of your life, your financial world can often feel complicated and may come with heavy emotional implications. This is especially true when making financial decisions that include your partner or family.
A financial advisor can help lighten the load by acting as a neutral party or as a sounding board for ideas when it comes to your financial world.
While your financial advisor, as your financial partner, is invested in your overall wellbeing and success, their role is to get you on track to achieving financial access and security and make sure you get there.
This means that they’ll take into account every aspect of your financial world when listening to your ideas and be able to give you an impartial opinion on how your suggestions may impact your financial plan.
Your financial advisor will also be able to provide you with a model projection of what your financial future might look like depending on any changes you are considering, such as changing jobs or renovating your house.
For us at My Wealth Solutions, this certainty in periods of heightened emotions is crucial to ensuring a successful and worry-free financial journey.
4. They Help With Every Aspect Of Your Financial World – Both Present & Future
We touched on it before, but having a financial advisor should not just be about reaching out for help with a particular financial challenge and then being sent on your way with a single solution. Instead, your financial advisor should act as your financial partner, providing you with professional financial guidance and support over your entire financial journey.
Having a financial advisor at your side means that you’ll never have to worry about whether a decision you make or an investment option you’re contemplating is right for you. Your financial advisor will be able to work with you to review your current financial situation and help you bridge the gap between where you currently are and where you’d like to go.
And a good financial advisor will do this by considering every aspect of your financial world, both now and as you progress towards financial freedom into the future.
This means that no matter what financial challenge comes your way, you’ll always have the professional support and guidance you need to tackle it with confidence.
After all, with a financial advisor by your side, you’ll have access to the advice and guidance you need only a phone call or email away.
5. They Take Your Whole Financial World and Risk Tolerance Into Consideration
It is important it is to have someone by your side who understands your tolerance to risk when it comes to investing.
That’s why we believe your financial advisor should take a comprehensive approach when working with you to develop an ongoing investment strategy that not only considers your current risk appetite but also every aspect of your particular financial situation.
This way, your financial advisor will be able to advise you on whether an investment option you may be considering is right for your risk tolerance by also taking into account every aspect of your financial world.
They’ll also be able to work with you to review your investment strategy if your financial circumstances ever change or if you find yourself wanting to take your investment strategy to the next level
Yes. Companies can get listed on an exchange without an IPO as long as they meet the conditions set by SEBI.
It is between these dates that investors are allowed to apply for the IPO.
The IPO process includes the following steps
- The company approaches and appoints investment banks to act as the lead managers and registrar to the IPO issue. They then register with the SEC
- The lead managers prepare a draft prospectus for the IPO and file the prospectus with the SEBI.
- The SEBI reviews and approves the prospectus. If any changes are required they revert back to the company for the changes to be made.
- The lead managers bring attention to the IPO.
- The company along with the lead managers price the IPO and release dates for the issue.
- The IPO is opened for public bidding.
- Registrar processes IPO applications allocated them to respective DEMAT accounts and processes refunds.
- Shares are listed on the stock exchange.
No. Applying for shares does not guarantee allotment. Applying for shares means that you are bidding for the shares. The allotment depends on the number of bids received and the price at which these bids are made.
When you invest in a mix of different types of investments, you are diversifying. Diversification means lowering your risk by spreading money across and within different asset classes, like stocks, bonds, and cash. By diversifying your portfolio, you can better weather market ups and downs while maintaining your investment’s potential for growth.
According to the Schwab Center for Financial Research, you should be concerned if a single stock accounts for 10% to 20% or more of your total stock investments. Generally speaking, the wider the number of holdings, the greater the diversification benefits. If you only hold two or three stocks in your portfolio, it won’t be enough to reap the benefits of diversification.
In an IPO the total shares offered to the public is divided into lots. In an IPO the investors are not allowed to purchase shares of any quantity. They have to do it in lots. In addition, a minimum and maximum lot size is set beforehand. For eg. say Company A going public sets a lot size of 10 shares for each lot with a minimum and maximum lot purchase set at 1 and 10 respectively. This basically means that the minimum number of shares an investor can purchase is 10 and the maximum a 100. If an investor wants 65 shares he will not be able to do so. But he can purchase 6 lots which is the closest denomination. This is one of most Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about IPOs
It is between these dates that investors are allowed to apply for the IPO.
