An ideal investment portfolio is a basic need of every person, But the most important thing is proper asset allocation as per the requirement of financial goals, the ability to take a risk. Which means our portfolio should try to attain the requirement of our future needs and will give you ease and stress-free life after retirement.
How one can achieve this?
Practically, no one can achieve this without proper investment strategies and an approach to future requirements. One should be very clear with his future goals and objective because it takes ample time to create wealth as there is a famous saying "Rome was not built in a day". yes, that's truly saying no one can become a millionaire overnight. For achieving this one should follow some basic steps.
Basics Steps Towards Creating an Ideal Portfolio.
Identification of Future Needs:
The most important point is to identify our future requirements, this can't be described in a single line, because everyone is having a different mindset and objectives, Some of us want to go for a long vacation, some wants to open a new business or anything. For all this, our allocation of sum should be proper and should be in that manner where all the financial needs would be fulfilled.
Investment Horizon:
As it's mentioned earlier " Rome was not built in a day" actually means whatever objective we have takes time to achieve, For example, if require a sum of Rs 10000 after 2 months it just takes a small cut in our expenses if my salary is enough. But if your goal is higher education for your children then you must know how much time will it take to achieve that goal. And you must identify the asset class which will help you to achieve the same.
Allocation of the Fund in Proper Asset Class:
Once you are clear with the goals & time, The next step you need to take is parking the sum in the proper asset class. This actually depends on the approach of an individual. The major fact is that how much you are ready to allocate, will actually depend upon the risk tolerance capacity.
Know your Risk Capacity:
The most important thing is the capacity of taking the risk to achieve our goal which means if our approach is aggressive then we will be more focused on equities or equity-related instruments. But if it is conservative then We must focus more on Debt instruments where the return are fixed in nature. As time passes out we turned out to be more of conservative nature the aggressive because with the span of time responsibilities increase our approach towards the goals should be safer and secure.
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