Friday, 10 January 2020


Less is More!!

In the series of “Less is More” Today we will discuss “More Assets”

If you are in your 50s or 70s, you are more likely to have a millennial in your family. A Millennial, as widely defined, are people born between 1981- 1996. Millennial are also known Generation - Y. People born after that are called as Generation- Z. So if you are below 50s than you are going to have Generation Z in your family.

You might wonder why Bhavesh is discussing Generation Y and Z in the topic of “Less is More”!!
Our Assets are largely not for us but for our beloved next generation! Hence it’s important to think about them. Its most important how will our Kids think, do and behave?
Generation Y and Z are quite different in their approach than ours!!

They believe in convenience, less cluttered, simple, easy and quick to manage products and services. Same is true when it comes to Investing also. Ask Gen Y and Z about their approach to products, services and Investments. You will be shocked with their responses.😊

New generation may not look at the cost, return or taxes alone, they look for care to their investments and convenience. They like being taken care of, beyond anything else. They look for someone who owns responsibility for maintaining Assets and Investments. Between returns and taxes v/s goals, they are going to be more leaning towards goals.

Imagine you have large portfolio of multiple assets like residential or commercial properties, Many Shares in multiple A/cs, too many MF schemes, Many Post office A/cs, too many FDs etc. It’s likely that the next generation will have no patience and intention to manage them or resolve them all and/or get them transmitted/transferred to the next legal heir. I know of Investors who are not working for the claim of their deceased family members as it involves hassle, paperwork and labour (at times bribe too). Amount involved here are quite small for them and they feel it doesn’t merit the efforts😢. Ultimately those cases remain unresolved.

In times to come, we also will join the idea with next generation that “Spread till it’s manageable and handy.”

Personally, I own 1 house, 1 Bank A/c, 1 Demat plus trading A/c and MF schemes, that’s it. I do not 
own Insurance policies, PPF, Post office, PMS, structured products, Arts, P2P lending, or any other Investments!! I have done this so that after me, my family should have ease of managing them or liquidating them. None of these Investments have lock-in. This helps me also to wind up in my own lifetime.

Financial assets are also easy and convenient for transferring of wealth equally among the heirs.

Concentrated investments if done with enough research and advise, pays off well. If you diversify more, it means you have low confidence on your decision. Investors should think over this and consider narrowing asset holding (refer my last two blogs on Many schemes and over diversification). Also keep in mind the next generation’s mentality and thought process. Thinking should be on lines of “what if I am not there tomorrow”.

The new generation seeks everything to be at click of button, easy to understand and convenient to manage.

Our philosophy over 10 years has been the same!! We believe in investing in fewer options, more transparent and easy to manage products. Feel free to contact me if you think we can be helpful to you in investing? I am available at 9833778887 or wealthcarein@gmail.com

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Author –

Bhavesh D Damania
Founder - Wealthcare Investments
EduPrenuer, TV show panellist and Blogger

You can reach him at 9833778887 and wealthcarein@gmail.com

"Risk comes until you know what, where and why you are Investing"

Disclaimer: We respect all individual approaches. Sole objective of this series is to burst a few myth in Investing. There could be genuine reason/experiences and “less is more” may not be appropriate. Investor must consult own advisor to figure out right approach before adopting any of these suggestions.




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