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What kind of investor are you?

Ten questions, two things measured: whether your finances can absorb a fall (capacity) and whether you would sit through one (tolerance). The profile follows the lower of the two — a plan that respects both is the only kind you'll actually stay invested in. Nothing is saved; the answers carry into the basket planner only if you choose to.

  1. 1.How old are you?
  2. 2.When will you need most of this money?
  3. 3.What is it mainly for?
  4. 4.How steady is your income?
  5. 5.Your ₹10 lakh falls to ₹7 lakh in six months. You…
  6. 6.Have you invested in equity before?
  7. 7.How much of your monthly income can you invest?
  8. 8.Do you have 6 months of expenses set aside?
  9. 9.Who depends on your income?
  10. 10.How much of your income goes to EMIs?

Independent · No commissions · Not investment advice. The split is a category-level starting point built on SEBI's suitability principle of reconciling capacity and tolerance; it names no funds and does not know your full situation.