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Why Nifty 50, Sensex Are Your Guiding Lights

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July 14, 2025

If you are in a financial position to invest every month, you have already mastered the art of budgeting.

- RAJAS KELKAR

Creating a monthly surplus for investment is the first challenge in your financial life. Your expenses tend to supersede your income all the time, as the money you spend is based on a confluence of your needs and wants. If you are confused about where to invest, you have already covered a significant step in your life. Set all your confusion aside and focus on the most important enemy of your money. Inflation is the biggest enemy of your investments.

You need to put your hard-fought surplus into an investment that will not only beat the consumer price inflation but will also generate a steady return. You may rely on professional advisors, or you may want to research on your own. With technology at your disposal, you can dive into an ocean of data and make sense of it in little or no time. The critical factor here is your ability to know the purpose of your data search.

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