Investment Options:

• Non-Resident Indians in India have access to the following investment options.
• Through primary dealers, NRIs are allowed to invest in government securities.
• It is legal for NRIs to buy bonds from public sector entities (PSUs), non-convertible debentures of Indian companies, fixed deposits with public limited companies, and commercial papers issued by Indian companies.
• Both repatriable and non-repatriable mutual fund investments are allowed for NRIs. The amount that can be invested in domestic mutual funds is unlimited.
• Underestimating how much money needs to be saved up for retirement.
• Believing that investment growth would be sufficient to enable a comfortable retirement.
• Disregarding costs associated with one's health, grandchildren, travel, and social obligations.

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Common Mistakes in Building a Financial Plan:

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• Not taking the help of a professional financial management expert.
• Relying on relatives and friends for financial management.
• Assuming experts such as insurance professionals and chartered accountants can plan your finances.
• In the process of saving taxes, you have made purchases of the wrong financial products.