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Investors prefer savings schemes & pension plans to risky bets: Survey

47% of those surveyed held a life insurance policy and 33% had plain-vanilla bank deposits.

ET Feb 22, 2020

Investment preference seems to be changing. A survey by UBS Global Research showed that in 2019,ownership has gone up for insurance, post office savings schemes and pension plans compared with equity/debt mutual funds (MFs) and shares, where it has declined.

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