About Us
Get a Right Solution to Grow Your money
My share market journey started in 2018. I started to follow share market with the primary objective of providing comprehensive financial planning services, my company have launched a successful winning share market course after extensive market study and research have proven beneficial, assisting thousands in earning income. I am a certified financial advisor with 7+ years of experience in market.
Our Work
How It Works
If you have a good investment amount we will guide you how to grow that amount in a secure & fast way
We will research and study for your money where to invest and where to save.
After researching we will provide you a customer strategy plan which will grow your investment like never before
FAQ
Do you have any questions?
We "Kamakh Wealth Creators" company is a government of India regulated private limited company, we have a several numbers of clients all over the India. This Is our GSTIN number: 05AAKCK4741M1Z7
As per Sebi Regulations, mutual funds are not allowed to assure returns. However, funds floated by AMCs of public sector banks and financial institutions were permitted to assure returns to the unitholders provided the parent sponsor was willing to give an explicit guarantee to honor such a commitment. But in general, mutual funds cannot assure fixed returns to their investors.
While the concept remains the same of collecting money from investors, pooling them and investing the funds, the target investors are different. In the case of portfolio management the target investors are high networth investors while in case of mutual funds the target investors are the retail investors.
It depends on your investment object, which again depends on your income, age, financial responsibilities, risk taking capacity and tax status. For example a retired government employee is most likely to opt for monthly income plan while a high-income youngster is most likely to opt for growth plan.
That depends on the strategy of the concerned scheme. But generally there are 3 broad categories. A dividend plan entails a regular payment of dividend to the investors. A reinvestment plan is a plan where these dividends are reinvested in the scheme itself. A growth plan is one where no dividends are declared and the investor only gains through capital appreciation in the NAV of the fund.
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