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What out of the following best describes your experience in investing this far?

Just started investing.
I invest in Bank Deposit and Postal Savings.
I invest in Insurance plans, Debt MFs and MIP besides Bank Deposits and Postal Savings.
I invest in Equty Mutual Fund and ULIPs besides Bank Deposits, Postal Savings, Insurance Plans, Debt MFs and MIPs.
I Invest in Equity Shares, Property and Derivatives besides Bank Deposits, ;Postal Savings, Insurance Plans, MFs and ULIPs.

2. How much of your monthly income is generally available for investment?

Less than 10%
Between 10% and 20%
Between 20% and 30%
Between 30% and 40%
More than 40%

3. If the price of a share you bought falls by more than 25%, although the fundamentals of the company have not changed, how would you react?

Sell entire holding.
Sell part of the holding to prevent large losses.
Maintain current holding and wait and watch further before deciding anything.
Increase holding as fundamentals continue to be good.
Buy very aggressively, to bring down the average cost of acquisition.

4. Which statement best describes your approach as an investor?

I want my investment to be completely safe and I don’t mind accepting very low returns for it.
I want to preserve my capital in the long term, however, I don’t mind taking small risks for little extra returns.
I want my investments to grow in the long run; I don’t mind losing a part of my principal in the short term for this reason .
I want very high returns, but I am not interested in taking huge risks in the process.
I want my investments to grow substantially and it should earn the highest possible returns.

5. How old are you?

55 yrs & above
45 to 55 yrs
40 to 50 yrs
30 to 40 yrs
18 to 30 yrs

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